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Apply for Specialist Training in Orthodontics
The Specialist Clinic for Orthodontics is looking for new candidates for their specialist training program starting in September 2021. Remember to submit your application no later than November 3, 2019.
Read more about the program layout and application procedure to see if this is the right spot for you.
After the deadline we will review the applications and select a few candidates for Skype interviews in November/December. Those who succesfully pass that step will be invited to an on site assessment in Gothenburg in the beginning of 2020.
Our Specialist Training Coordinator Erika Nettelbladt is happy to help if you have any questions.
We are looking forward to getting to know you!
Summer at Sahlgrenska I.C.
Summer is here! Enjoy the (hopefully) warm breeze and the people around you. The office will be staffed weekdays 9 am to 3:30 pm from July 15th to 16th of August. After that we are back to regular office hours 9 am to 5 pm.
Apply for Specialist Training in Neurosurgery
Are you a doctor with at least 2 years of experience, interested in treating complex and severe cases in a technically advanced environment? We have an open position for a Swedish Specialist Medical Training Program (SMTP) in Neurosurgery starting in 2020.
Join our team
The Neurosurgery unit, is a part of the Department of Neurology, at one of Northern Europe’s largest hospitals. Sahlgrenska University Hospital is the national referral centre for many medical specialties. By joining our team in Gothenburg, you will be introduced to the full spectrum of neurological conditions and get access to an Imaging and Intervention Centre equipped with the most powerful MRI yet in Europe.
In the Neurosurgery specialist training (residency) you will get the opportunity to treat neurological diseases for both adult and pediatric patients, often by collaborating cross departments. Together we are driving the advancements in the neurosurgery field forward, by conducting research on epilepsy, neurointensive care and hydrocephalus.
We work in multidisciplinary teams, where each profession is equally important. And always with a person-centred approach. We believe that involving the patients and their close ones in the development of their care, is key.
Is this you?
As with all specialty fields, there is not one right profile. In fact, there are many. What unites us who choose to become Neurosurgeons, is the interest for the field itself.
You should be interested in taking on severe and complex cases, as this is something we are exposed to every day. As neurosurgery is a technichally demanding surgical specialty, other qualities we are looking for are:
– a high degree of manual dexterity
– good hand-eye co-ordination and visuo-spatial ability
– a balance between confidence and caution
Apply
Read more about the program layout and application process to see if this is the right position for you. Remember to submit your application no later than August 31st 2019.
After the deadline we will review the applications and select a few candidates for Skype interviews in September. Those who succesfully pass that step will be invited to an on site assessment in Gothenburg during the fall of 2019.
Our Education coordinator is happy to help if you have any questions.
We are looking forward to getting to know you!
Apply for Specialist Training in Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
Are you a medical doctor, interested in specialising in ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)? We have an open position for a Swedish Specialist Medical Training Program (SMTP) starting in 2020. If you have at least 2 years of experience, preferably within ENT, this may be the position for you.
Join our team
You will join a department with around 150 co-workers, in Gothenburg, at one of Northern Europe’s largest hospitals – and the university hospital in Sweden holding the most national assignments. We serve patients from all over the country, and some from abroad. A regular year, we offer 35 000 out patient visits and meet around 2500 patients in our in patient wards.
During the ENT specialist training (residency) you will get the opportunity to treat both children and adults, allowing you to get an insight into the entire spectrum of the ENT field. Focus areas are:
- head and neck cancer and other tumor surgery
- nasal and sinus surgery
- facial fracture
- phoniatry
- airway surgery
- otology and otosurgery including hearing implants, otoneurology / dizziness
- habilitation and rehabilitation
We work in multidisciplinary teams, around Sahlgrenska University Hospital’s three sites (Östra, Mölndal, Sahlgrenska). You will also frequently collaborate with other departments.
In addition to clinical activities, education, training and development work are also conducted. We engage in the latest advancements in medical research, and provide a research intensive environment.
Is this you?
As with all specialty fields, there is not one right profile. In fact, there are many. What unites us who choose to become ENT specialists, is the interest for the field itself.
Other qualities we are looking for is a communicative team player who is a good listener, while at the same time decisive when the situation demands it.
Apply
Read more about the program layout and application process to see if this is the right position for you. Remember to submit your application no later than August 31st 2019.
After the deadline we will review the applications and select a few candidates for Skype interviews in September. Those who successfully pass that step will be invited to an on-site interview in Gothenburg during the fall of 2019.
Our Education coordinator is happy to help if you have any questions.
We are looking forward to getting to know you!
Happy Easter!
The office is closed April 19th and April 22nd as we are off celebrating easter with friends and family. We will be back in office on April 23rd.
From all of us, to all of you – a very Happy Easter!
Join our team
Linda, our patient coordinator, is looking for a colleague. Are you in to international relations, have experience within healthcare and are looking for a part-time job? Apply for the international patient coordinator position.
To find out more about the position, contact Linda or Anders, our CEO.
New Intestinal Failure Centre now open
Today is a big day for Sahlgrenska University Hospital! The inauguration of the Intestinal Failure Centre is taking place right now.
It is an even bigger day for the entire team working with this patient group, who have worked hard the past years to make this a reality. It is now one of its kind, in Sweden. Congratulations!
But most importantly, this is for the patients and their relatives. Both children and adults. By connecting all specialist competencies to one centre, better care will be provided. The key? To involve the patients and their close ones in the development of their care.
Every year we welcome patients from Norway, Denmark and Iceland for treatment for intestinal failures. The centre hopes to expand this collaboration further in the years to come.
Where our donated material is put to use
Curious about our latest follow up in Tanzania? We travelled from Arusha to Mwanza, visiting five public hospitals. Read more at VGRfokus
or listen to Hosea Bisanda, Chief Medical Doctor at Musoma Hospital, one of those working daily to provide better healthcare for locals.
Following the path of donated material in Tanzania
Our international aid coordinator Andreas Malmberg is in Tanzania following the path of medical equipment donated by Västra Götalandsregionen. Why? What? How? Read more for a sneak peek!
Season's greetings
This year we celebrated 30 years of linking Region Västra Götaland with the world.
It has been an eventful journey, but there is still so much left to do. Join us in the next chapter ahead!
The office is closed December 24th – January 1st. We are back in business on January 2nd. Happy holidays!
/The Sahlgrenska I.C. team