German
Medicine Net – recruitment of doctors to Germany, France, Ireland, Switzerland,
Dubai, Saudi Arabia etc.
Since 2001
German Medicine Net has been successfully working in international recruitment
of doctors. Our current focus is on Germany, France, Ireland, Switzerland, the
Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
Initially,
our headquarters were in Germany, later we moved to France, and since 2015 the
company has been located in Szczecin/Poland.
Below you
will find an overview of the primary destinations we recruit for. If you would
like to know more about the earning potential for your medical specialty,
please click on the appropriate field of study in the menu.
Germany: A German language
certificate C1 is required to work as a specialist in this country. Doctors who
have “only” B2 can start as assistant physicians, but have to catch
up with the language test after one year at the latest. Doctors from non-EU
countries can start working as assistant physicians, but will have to do the C1
language test as well as an exam regarding their medical knowledge and skills
12 months later. In addition, a German license to practice (Approbation) is
required. As a rule, you can easily get the license to practice medicine if you
are from the EU, Switzerland, Norway or Iceland. More information can be found
here:
Doctors
from outside the European economic area will find the relevant information
here: https://www.bundesaerztekammer.de/aerzte/internationales/medizinstudium-und-aerztliche-taetigkeit-in-deutschland/drittstaaten/
German-speaking
Switzerland: A C1 German language certificate is required for doctors wishing to work in
this country (Please note: we only have a very few and rare job offers in the French
or Italian speaking regions of Switzerland), as well as a registration with
Mebeko. More information can be found here: https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/de/home/berufe-im-gesundheitswesen/auslaendische-abschluesse-gesundheitsberufe/diplome-der-medizinalberufe-aus-staaten-der-eu-efta/direkte-anerkennung-diplome.html
Our job offers in
Germany and German-speaking Switzerland can be found here: www.medizinjobs24.net
France: To work in
France (including Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane, etc.) you need a B2 language
certificate as well as a registration with the Ordre des Médecins in France. As a rule, you can
easily get the registration if you are from the EU, Switzerland, Norway or
Iceland. More information can be found
here: https://www.conseil-national.medecin.fr/medecin/carriere/sinscrire-tableau-lordre#sommaire-id-5
You will find
our vacancies in France and the French overseas territories here: www.emploimedicine.fr
Ireland: To work in
Ireland requires a language level of B2 and a registration with the Ireland
Medical Council. As a rule, you can easily get the registration if you are from the EU,
Switzerland, Norway or Iceland. More information can be found here: https://www.medicalcouncil.ie/Registration-Applications/What-Division-of-the-Register-are-you-eligible-for/
Our vacancies in
Ireland can be found here: www.medizinjobs24.net (Website in
German language)
Saudi Arabia,
Dubai and other Emirates: jobs in these countries are well paid, employers
usually also provide an apartment for you and your family. To work in this
region, different registrations are required differing from country to country.
More information can be found here:
https://services.dha.gov.ae/eservices/dhaweb/default.aspx and here: https://www.scfhs.org.sa/en/registration/Regulation/Pages/professional-registration-requirements-.aspx
In any case,
good English language skills are required, Arabic language skills will also be
appreciated. In some specialties (mainly gynaecology, paediatrics and
dermatology) will almost exclusively hire female doctors. You will find our
vacancies in this region here: www.healthcarejobs.ae
If you want more
information, just give us a call:
Phone 0048 91 4455720
If you are calling from Germany you can call our German number: 0221 82 82 90 90.
If you are calling from France you can use our French number: 04 83 58 01 05
Or write us: contact@germanmedicine.net