Hi Shanyce, you can try first to acquire the EU Citizenship first. if not possible then you can apply fo a field with high demand in Switzerland like psychiatry
Hello. I am 5th year student and I want to become dermatologist or ophthalmologist. Love both equally and would pick one that comes first. Switzerland is goal for me definitely, so I am wondering if there is any real possibilty to get those right away? If not, I do not mind starting elsewhere (Austria or Germany), with goal to get one of those specialities. I speak Swedish (mother tongue), Bosnian (father tongue) and Turkish. Have been studying german, around B2 at the moment but I still have two years to improve + I have 8 months of experience in plastic surgery department in Graz. I could get residency in Sweden way easier but since Switzerland is final goal, I think working in german speaking area from the start is best for perfecting language, earlier rather than later ☺️. If I was about to work in Switzerland, would I have to learn other two languages as well? Would not knowing them make problem for me in any way?
Is this based on your experience in 🇨🇭 or is there a website/list that we can check too? Is there a possibility of applying for another specialty when you have already started one of those paths (even if you have to start over)?
Hi, thank you for valuable info! I was wondering as a working physician do you need a permission from the employer for a youtube channel, especially if it's monetized. I have a small channel (not under this username) and was wondering if employers would approve of it 😬 thank you in advance!
@@HayceFamilyKe Thank you very much for the answer! If I start my residency in Germany, for example in Internal Medicine, and then find a job in Switzerland, do you know if they will consider the years I did in germany for my residency programme or do I need to start all over again?
@@HayceFamilyKe Thank you for the answer! Do you know if in Germany I need to do the residency in a university hospital in order to be recognized that period by the FMH? Or can it be any hospital?
Hi VMD, neurology pays well. i would advice you to specialize in electrophysiology. With that specialization you can earn lots of money as a neurologist in Switzerland
How about ophthalmologists? Are they in high demand in Switzerland?
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Hallo Hamisi. Asante sana
Very informative! Are dentistry and pharmacy are also in high demand?
Sir, very nice information ❤
Good morning.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏾
@@HayceFamilyKeSir, do you have any contact regarding guidance about medical job in Switzerland from Begginers level.
Very informative 👍. Keep it up guys!
Hi Marina and Reimund,thanks for watching .
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for watching 🙏🏾
Great video, thank you a lot! What is your opinion on cardiology? I am very interested to apply for a medical residency in this field.
Hi Bogdan, Cardiology is a great field. Once you become a specialist you shall be high in demand
Thank you for the information.
Hi amaka thanks for watching.
Hello doctor, if I’m to finish my medical degree in a EU university but I’m a non eu citizen, how can I apply for residency in Switzerland?
Hi Shanyce, you can try first to acquire the EU Citizenship first. if not possible then you can apply fo a field with high demand in Switzerland like psychiatry
Please can a nurse become a doctor in Germany or swiss after completing the nursing program
Yes sure depending with your high school grades.
Radiology? Hayce vp hawo hawahitajiki?
Yes sure
Hello.
I am 5th year student and I want to become dermatologist or ophthalmologist. Love both equally and would pick one that comes first.
Switzerland is goal for me definitely, so I am wondering if there is any real possibilty to get those right away? If not, I do not mind starting elsewhere (Austria or Germany), with goal to get one of those specialities. I speak Swedish (mother tongue), Bosnian (father tongue) and Turkish. Have been studying german, around B2 at the moment but I still have two years to improve + I have 8 months of experience in plastic surgery department in Graz. I could get residency in Sweden way easier but since Switzerland is final goal, I think working in german speaking area from the start is best for perfecting language, earlier rather than later ☺️.
If I was about to work in Switzerland, would I have to learn other two languages as well? Would not knowing them make problem for me in any way?
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Hi Wyclef thanks for watching.
Do they need abdominal surgeons?
Hi Anna, thanks for tuning in.
Yes sure.
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Habari Malima, asante sana
Hi Bro. So if a i need to move there for reumatology residency.. Do i need to study german or french languages or english is enough?
Hi thank for tuning in .
In switzerland you will need to study the languages ( French, Italian, German) one of this language
Thanks for your videos
I’m a physician from Ukraine, I live in Biel and my certificates have been recognised by MEBEKO…. How can I get a job here?
Hi i would advice you to apply for a job at the hospital of Biel
Is this based on your experience in 🇨🇭 or is there a website/list that we can check too? Is there a possibility of applying for another specialty when you have already started one of those paths (even if you have to start over)?
Hi Amabile, this is purely based on my experience and observations
Hi, thank you for valuable info! I was wondering as a working physician do you need a permission from the employer for a youtube channel, especially if it's monetized. I have a small channel (not under this username) and was wondering if employers would approve of it 😬 thank you in advance!
Most of the employers dont have a problem with it. You dont need permission at all
@@HayceFamilyKe thank you for answering! 😊
hlo sir, thnx alot for this vid...
rlly infomative as always..
jus wna ask, which subspecialty in internal med is in demand??
Hi RK, oncolgy, hematology, rheumatology, infectiology, endocrinology, nephrology
Sir, how bout cardiology n respiratory medicine??
@@rkgk6054 Those are in demand as well
thnk u sir,.for makin this vid...
@@rkgk6054 Most welcome
Is there a way to contact you privately, i struggle from predominatly sensory axonal neuropathy and would like to ask you a few questions
Hi Lorraine, you can contact me at harunnjago@hotmail.de
May I ask if general medicine is also high in demand? What would be the process as a non EU? Thank you so much for your vlog.God bless
Check out my vlog about this topic
Hello! Thank you very much for the video! Do you know if it's hard/competitive to specialize in Allergy and Clinical Immunology in Switzerland?
Hallo Gianxi, those are some of the fields that have the least competition.
@@HayceFamilyKe Thank you very much for the answer! If I start my residency in Germany, for example in Internal Medicine, and then find a job in Switzerland, do you know if they will consider the years I did in germany for my residency programme or do I need to start all over again?
@@TheGianxi yes they would consider the years you did your residency in Germany
@@HayceFamilyKe Thank you for the answer! Do you know if in Germany I need to do the residency in a university hospital in order to be recognized that period by the FMH? Or can it be any hospital?
Is it true that neurology is one of the lowest-earning field ?
Hi VMD, neurology pays well. i would advice you to specialize in electrophysiology. With that specialization you can earn lots of money as a neurologist in Switzerland
hi is ENT competitive?
Hi ZA ENT is also competitive
What abt vascular surgery???
Hi,
thank you so much for watching our videos.
Not sure but I will get back to soon.
There is a high demand for vascular surgery as well. Its a field one should consider as well
Thank you sir, but what about OB/GYN
Hi, that field is also also good but rather saturated though
@@HayceFamilyKe how is it saturated sir
Hi! do you believe there is high demand of infectivologist?
Yes indeed
Thank you @@HayceFamilyKe