Recently, we held a short survey designed to better understand our candidates’ wishes and desires when it comes to moving abroad and starting a career as a foreign doctor in a foreign land. The survey was relatively simple with just two separate questions. In which country would you rather see yourself working as a doctor?…
DetailsIt is estimated that 4-5 thousand Hungarian physicians, nearly 20% of Hungary’s doctors moved abroad in recent years with hope for better living conditions. Most of them are young specialists in which the Hungarian state invested tens of millions (UHF) for training and formation. Despite the initial investment in training and formation, wage policies…
DetailsRomania: Young Roma’s become doctors: “If you are a professional, you won’t be subjected to ethnical discrimination.†18 year’s old and accepted at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy from Iasi. She is a young girl like every other, but her home environment and background would have never permitted her to achieve her goal. “Discrimination…
DetailsFurther searching for great content for our blog, we found a superb website designed to offer info’s for people moving to Switzerland! In this blog post we here at EGV Recruiting, sum the site up in one short blog entry designed to help you find out more about living and working in Switzerland! The website…
DetailsOnly 2% of the ones that work abroad, plan to return to Hungary in the next 2 years. “Since I started working here, during one year, I managed to get rid of my diabetes medication. I no longer have to hold diets, all the lab works are great, I’m well rested and balancedâ€- wrote a…
DetailsSwitzerland is a tiny country with little under 8 million inhabitants. It is surrounded by four far larger neighbors: France, Germany, Italy and Austria. Yet despite its small size, it seems everyone has an opinion about what life is like in Switzerland. For some the mountainous country is a beautiful, pristine paradise. For others it’s…
DetailsThe Romanian Undersecretary of Health, Raed Arafat, stated Wednesday at Ploiesti that the provision of first aid that the Romanian crews provide is compatible with that of many European countries. From a logistical point of view there are no problems. “In terms of equipment, I guarantee that what we feature is compatible with many European…
DetailsSofia 4 September 2012. Bulgarian parliament passed Tuesday the amendments to the Medical Products in Human Medicine Act. The draft bill for amendments and supplements to the act, filed by the Council of Ministers, was adopted with 91 votes “forâ€, 2 votes “against†and 18 abstentions. The amendments proposed by MP Vanyo Sharkov with the…
DetailsSince childhood, parents and teachers encourage youngsters to choose for their future a suitable career that they would like. Most of them do that. On the other hand there is also another factor to take in consideration: Choosing a career or field that pays off to its potential in concordance with the work input. Throughout…
DetailsThe representatives of the Romanian Ministry of Health announce the medical professionals that intend to establish medical practices in the rural districts that they can obtain non reimbursable financing for the work they perform. The funds are being allocated via the National Rural Development Program, conducted by the European Agriculture Fund for Rural Development (FEADR/…
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