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?…
The German parliament has voted to make it easier for skilled workers from non-EU countries to work in Germany. The Blue Card, an EU-wide work permit, allows highly skilled applicants to seek work across the bloc. In the future there will be fewer bureaucratic hurdles for skilled workers seeking employment in Germany. The new legislation…
Germany needs more immigrants and more child care, because the men and women that immigrate will support the economy and fight inflation. The economists at the Federal Bank have calculated that Germany needs in the coming years about 150.000 – 200.000 new workers from abroad per year. In its monthly report from April, they…
If you drive through Germany and explore its cities and towns, you will experience that many cities are scattered throughout the country. There are however large German cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Cologne, as well as a lot of towns and villages. Germany has about 82 million inhabitants. In the largest city, Berlin, live…
The Middle East offers benefits not matched by the general European labor market, with net salaries starting from 5000-7000 Euros/Month, free housing, free flights and of course working conditions of the highest standards. More info’s in the following video: Vlad Sarca, representing EGV Recruiting talks about the benefits of working as a doctor in the Middle East:…
Support for the training of general practitioners In 2010 Germany implemented a training program for General Practitioners, with the pure goal of constant further training for physicians and a good collaboration between the hospitals and private practices. Â Berlin 04.04.2012 The leading associations of statutory health insurance (SHI), the German Hospital Union (DKG) and…
As Germany suffers from a shortage of highly skilled workers, the parties in the German government state that they have come to an agreement regarding a new set of rules that would make it easier for companies to hire qualified foreigners. A lack of doctors, computer scientists, mathematicians and engineers is having a negative…
As a great proportion of our candidates here at EGV Recruiting are pursuing medical careers in Germany, a particular question seems to always pop up: “I have small children, how does the education system in Germany work?†For those who follow our posts regularly, you know that it’s not uncommon for us to go…
After conducting a research in 119 countries that involved about 141 000 respondents regarding the population’s willingness to work in foreign countries, Gallup came to the stunning conclusion that the global population aged between 15 and 26 consider taking a fixed term work abroad. In other words, 1.1 billion people consider working abroad for a…
In Lithuania, the constitutional right to free medical treatment is just a formality. In fact much of the health care services provided are paid from the pockets of the patients. The fact that medical institutions are illegally robbing the funds allocated for healthcare is no secret for the family members of the ill, to the…