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An interview with David Antoniu GP

by Recruiter Team | 14/05/2019 | Experiences | 0 Comments

An interview with David Antoniu GP, after 4 years of living in SwedenWe made an interview with David Antoniu, who visited the primary care centre, in Tranås a town of 18 000 inhabitants, situated, in South Central Sweden, in spring 2014. The visit, a study tour for...

Mirjam, a Nurse from the Netherlands Working in Sweden

by admin | 28/06/2018 | Experiences | 0 Comments

Mirjam is a nurse from the Netherlands, specialized in pediatrics. She moved to Sweden with her husband and children and during the past six months she has been working at the Uppsala University Hospital. Learn more about Mirjam’s experience, hospital working conditions and why her children choose to stay in Sweden.

Maria, a Psychiatrist from Greece Working in Sweden

by admin | 06/06/2018 | Experiences | 0 Comments

Maria, a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist from Greece, started working in Kalmar, Sweden in June 2014. Today, she is chefsöverläkare, which means she is in charge of the patients that need to be hospitalised but also makes important decisions regarding the department together with the Head of Department. Read more!

Fika with Ainhoa, a Nurse from Spain working in Sweden

by admin | 08/05/2018 | Experiences | 0 Comments

We had a Swedish Fika at one of Uppsala’s oldest confectioneries with Ainhoa, a nurse from Spain who started working at the Hematology Clinic at Akademiska University Hospital one and a half months ago. Ainhoa shares her experience from the language course and her new workplace.

Erika, a GP From Hungary Working in Sweden

by admin | 07/03/2018 | Experiences | 0 Comments

Erika is a family medicine specialist from Hungary. In January 2018 she moved to Vetlanda, Sweden with her husband and three children after she was offered a position at the local primary care center.

Jan202014

How to improve your resume – A recruiter’s perspective

How to improve your resume - A recruiter's perspective Learning how to write a successful CV is not something you do just like that. Like with many other things, it takes time before you become...

May201914

An interview with David Antoniu GP

An interview with David Antoniu GP, after 4 years of living in SwedenWe made an interview with David Antoniu, who visited the primary care centre, in Tranås a town of 18 000 inhabitants,...

Jan201917

Working Conditions for Medical Professionals in Denmark

Working in the Danish healthcare system revolves around the work-life balance, as people treasure their free time. This prevents potential burn-outs, which have negative consequences for both the patients and the doctors. It also ensures doctors and nurses have the energy and time to dedicate themselves to every single patient. Here’s what medical professionals can count on in Denmark.

Aerial view of Rosklide inlet in Denmark

Jan20193

Why 2019 is the Best Year to Develop Your Medical Career in Scandinavia?

Scandinavia is well-known as a family friendly society and for its advanced healthcare, which ensures both the medical professionals with good working conditions and patients with high-quality medical care. Find out why you should consider moving to Scandinavia and developing your medical career there.

Huskvarna Sweden Jönköping City View Outdoor

Dec201814

Working Conditions for Medical Professionals in Sweden

Sweden is known for its organised, modern healthcare system, which is a result of advanced technology, constant improvement and open-minded society. Here’s what medical professionals looking to relocate to Sweden can expect.

Älvsborgsbron Gothenburg Sunset Night Sweden

Nov201829

Working Conditions for Medical Professionals in Norway

The advanced healthcare system in Norway ensures both the medical professionals with good working conditions and patients with high-quality medical care. Learn more about the working conditions for medical professionals in Norway.

Colorful sunset in Alesund port town on western coast of Norway. Place where the ocean meet the mountains

Oct201818

Helping Medical Professionals Relocate to Scandinavia

MediCarrera’s relocation team assists both you and your family during the relocation process and solves all the practical issues around the move, before and during the intensive language training. Find out what our relocation team can help you with if you decide to relocate to Sweden, Denmark or Norway.

a team of female professionals posing in an office

Oct201811

Why Choose MediCarrera?

We have more than 15 years of valuable experience. Over 600 doctors and nurses have joined our program. We'd love to help you.

A group of people posing for a photo in front of a green background

Sep20186

Job Interview Tips for Our Medical Professionals

As soon as we have your CV, Medicarrera's recruitment team starts actively working to find a position for you among all work offers available. The selected doctors, dentists and nurses first have an online interview with the future employer. Matina Koulourioti, our Recruitment Consultant, shares tips for the interview with the employer, whether it’s online or in person during the study tour.

woman with dark hair standing with arms crossed in an office

Aug201823

5 Things That Make Denmark Family-Friendly

Besides being known as one of the happiest countries in the world, where full-time employees devote two-thirds of their day to personal care and leisure, Denmark is also a very family-friendly country. Nicole, our Account Manager for Denmark, shares why Denmark is a great place for families.