Hi, i really appreciate your videos and the quality you are putting out, and also your time and effort ! Could you please make a video about salary and cost of living in Switzerland ? Im a 4th year med student from Romania, im planning to move to Switzerland with my girlfriend (she is in 4th year as well) right after we finish university here ! Thanks man, i really wish u the best and u deserve a lot more views and subscribers !
@@EutopianDoctor how likely am i to get a job offer in germany with a Bsc in software engineering right after college im from Jamaica im learning the language btw
You are doing a great job! Pioneering insight to uncharted territory for foreign medical graduates looking to work in Germany! Keep up the Fantastic work and keep uploading such helpful videos. Hope to follow in your footsteps one day!
Just discovered this channel - fantastic work, thank you so much. Seriously, no useless info, everything's very helpfull and clear. I look forward to hear about learning german language. Thanks again and all the best wishes.
Thank you so much for all of your videos! They are really helpful and to the point. I am a doctor from Bulgaria and I am currently on my "road" to Germany, so this channel is exactly what i needed. All the best to you !
Hello! Great content you have there, I really like the way you point out all the details that people would need to know and mistakes they need to avoid in all your videos, muchísimas gracias for your great work I'am planning on going for an ophthalmology residency in germany and I would like to know how challenging finding a place in an ophthalmology department would be compared to other specialties like reanimation, ORL, cardiology or radiology
As you know, the healthcare system is pyramid-shaped. At the bottom are the general practitioners. On top, internal medicine and general surgery in hospitals and then the specialties. Ophthalmology is a small specialty and therefore the need for doctors is smaller in comparison with internal diseases. This doesn't mean impossible, just not as easy. Same applies for cardiology and specialties as such. Best of luck!
@@EutopianDoctor thank you for your time and explanations. I wish you and all our colleagues the best in both there personal and professional lives. I would really like you (And I think it would be the wish of several of our colleagues out there) to make a video about the kenntnisprufung exam even though you are a EU graduate and didn't try it yourself.
Gracias por tus vídeos. He estado pensando seriamente en irme a Alemania al terminar el pregrado. Cada día me emociona más la idea de mudarme allá. Y justo hoy encontré tu canal y ciertamente me has inspirado mucho. Espero un día poder conocerte en persona y charlar un rato contigo. Éxitos en tu día a día y te deseo lo mejor!
Nive reference and greatvideo.....also....If u make a video of how u live....what apartment.....i mean show the apartment in the video......which city etc.....life envinment? How ur day passes.....like a v log or sth....it mightgetmore interesting
Excellent videos man I found them very helpful. If you could please make a video on which specialities are more accessible to get into from the easiest to the hardest as an Assistenzarzt. Thank you.
Hey ! Thank you so much for your videos, they are all very informative. Would you please give some examples of smaller cities that are relatively cheaper and still safe to live in?
There are so many I don't even know where to start :) I live in West Germany and here it's very nice and safe. Of course all cities ( big and small) have dangerous neighbourhoods, just keep yourself in the right neighbourhoods and you should be fine. Theoretically a nice part of a smaller city should cost the same as the bad part of a bigger one. You could open Google maps and look at small cities 30-40 km away from a bigger one. Good luck!
You choose cheap city because u have to study for b2 and fachsprachprüfung then after u funish and u get your beruf u can seek for a job and move in what city you choose
Very interesting info. Can I ask you to make some video from your clinic where you work, to see for exemple one workday. Thank you. Good luck. What you do in your freetime?
Thank you so much for your help! I’ve watched all of your videos and I appreciate every piece of info! I want to know what are the top specialities in Germany? And what do you recommend for someone who’s about to start their medical career in Germany?
I suppose the top specialties depend on the person haha they all pay the same though. Of course you will have to work very hard and keep studying everyday with the extra difficulty of doing so in a foreign country and language. Just remember that it is possible and keep going! If you know already what you will do, you could start learning about the specialty. Extra knowledge never was a problem in medicine :)
Wow your channel is one of a kind ! I study medicine in la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in your country (pero no soy de españa) but im thinking of learning German for moving there for specialization after graduating. I have a couple of questions if u dont mind : 1. People here in Spain are really friendly and i dont feel racism towards me coz i almost have the same appearance as them but in Germany the story is different , being a dark-haired person do you feel respected and well-treated in your work place and society there in Germany ? I heard nasty things from Spanish people travelling to Germany 2. Im a non-EU citizen but soon i will be applying for Spanish nationality but my question here is BEING TRAINED in an EU country does that really matter if i have an EU nationality or not for recieving APPROBATION ? the criteria is where we are trained not the nationality right ? But i guess for securing job positions in hospitals an EU citizenship would make a difference right ? (im talking about rural areas im not interested in big cities) 3. There is no MIR exam ? Is there any APTITUD TESTS? Entonces ... what is the criteria for selection ? Do they consider the GPA or credibility of the university ? I asked a lot of questions im sorry 😄 i would be really happy and grateful if u respond to my comment. Muchas gracias y Saludos desde tu país
Hy there! So answering your questions: 1. I have many foreign colleagues from all countries ( Indian, Arabic world, African world, etc) and they all are given a chance to prove themselves. I am not going to say that there is no racism because I would be lying, but as long as you are nice, professional and respectfull to all colleagues and patients it doesn't matter if you are white, black, green or blue :) 2. You are right, the nationality doesn't matter. All that matters is that the university where you graduated belongs to the EU. There is a German test. But other than that no attitude or GPA test. Hospitals decide whether to hire you or not based on your CV. Best of luck in the future!!!
Is there any way of finding out how much each specialty requires training ? Like plastic surgery Or Micro-surgery I couldn't find it online Plus I'd really appreciate it if you make us a video on specialty demands in Germany
What is your retirement plan as a doctor? State insurance is not sufficient for house rent and living... So how much to save from netto for retirement?
In Germany you get a letter every year letting you know when you will retire and how much you would get if you were to keep your salary stable. Honestly for a doctor it is enough. Whether that amount will be worth anything in the future is another question :)
i wish it is only 4 time what is pays in my country i am a doctor and i am on my 3 rd year of employment . i really appreciate your videos . i wish i learned deutsch early on . thx and good luck
Hello from the Philippines! Can you make a video about going to Medical School in Germany and the Physician Licensure Exam there? I want to work and live in Germany after my pre-med. I might go to a German Med School then take the licensure there. That video will be a huge help to me.
Can you make a video about the elective course that we take it when we are in our 5th medical year, I am interested to take it in Germany. Can you please talk about it, please?
@@EutopianDoctor its an internship we can do between the 3rd and the final year of our medical degree, it like a course we take in a country and the field that we would like to specialized in it after graduation, the practical year is another thing
Thank you for the information but can u make a video about how much you earn from working extra hours and working on holidays as a doctor (intern or resident)
This is probably not directly related to the topic of this video but I figured why not try asking; I'm also considering Anesthesia residency in Germany and was wondering what were the employment options after residency. Is the last "step" for a Facharzt the "highest" salary an Anesthesiologist will ever get in Germany? (if he doesn't apply to be an Oberarzt or some other leadership role)? Does private practice exist for Anesthesiologists in Germany?
Yeah, if the Facharzt doesnt keep going up towards oberazrt or chefarzt, the salary reaches its maximum after a couple of years. Remember these are numbers without keeping in mind the nightshifts ( which boost the salary by around a 30% extra). About private practice I still need to do some research. Will try to do a video about it
Thank you for your videos Really helpful But I would like to know how long the language courses would take and what is going to be the next step after the language course And how we would enter the pg course and the usual duration of pg courses in germany Thank you
@@EutopianDoctor actually i thought man must pay for being an Assistenzartz in Germany) like in Russia - we pay for residency. Great to know it is not this way in Germany!
Really informative video, thank you..as you mentioned switzerland, is it possible to go there to finish your residency but before that also complete some years in germany on the SAME speciality??
Hola Doctor, muchas gracias por la información. Soy estudiante actualmente, me faltan 2 años para terminar la carrera y este año empecé a aprender alemán, ¿será muy difícil validar la carrera? No sé por donde empezar, ni que pasos seguir, ¿tiene algún tip para mi?
Aprende poco a poco alemán mientras acabas la carrera. Una vez tengas el B2 de Alemán podrás empezar con la validación de tus documentos por correo poco a poco. Sigue los pasos que puse en los videos y recuerda: sin prisa pero sin pausa. Mucha suerte!
In order to star working in France as a doctor you need to do an additional medical exam similar to the American USMLE or the Spanish MIR exams. I wanted to avoid these exams so that no exam result could influence my chances in choosing specialty. In Germany there is no such an exam.
Round about 2000€. You have to go to a certified driving academy. Minimum of 12 special mandatory practical lessons (5 "Landstraße" outside of town/village- could equals state road in the US , 4 Autobahn, 3 at night). Average is about 30 practical lessons. 12 theoretical lesson à 90min. An theoretical exam with 30 out of 1770 possible multiple choice questions. After you passed your theoretical exam, you have to do a practical exam with your driving teacher and a certified examiner. So in comparison a) expensive and b) more difficult. You can make the theoretical exam also in English or another language
Hi, i really appreciate your videos and the quality you are putting out, and also your time and effort !
Could you please make a video about salary and cost of living in Switzerland ?
Im a 4th year med student from Romania, im planning to move to Switzerland with my girlfriend (she is in 4th year as well) right after we finish university here !
Thanks man, i really wish u the best and u deserve a lot more views and subscribers !
That one is coming for sure :) best of luck for both of you!
@@EutopianDoctor how likely am i to get a job offer in germany with a Bsc in software engineering right after college im from Jamaica im learning the language btw
You are doing a great job! Pioneering insight to uncharted territory for foreign medical graduates looking to work in Germany! Keep up the Fantastic work and keep uploading such helpful videos. Hope to follow in your footsteps one day!
Just discovered this channel - fantastic work, thank you so much. Seriously, no useless info, everything's very helpfull and clear. I look forward to hear about learning german language.
Thanks again and all the best wishes.
Keep the great work.
Danke for all ur videos ! I learn a lot from you about Germany 💕
Great videos man keep it up !
Thank you so much for all of your videos! They are really helpful and to the point. I am a doctor from Bulgaria and I am currently on my "road" to Germany, so this channel is exactly what i needed. All the best to you !
Hello! Great content you have there, I really like the way you point out all the details that people would need to know and mistakes they need to avoid in all your videos, muchísimas gracias for your great work
I'am planning on going for an ophthalmology residency in germany and I would like to know how challenging finding a place in an ophthalmology department would be compared to other specialties like reanimation, ORL, cardiology or radiology
As you know, the healthcare system is pyramid-shaped. At the bottom are the general practitioners. On top, internal medicine and general surgery in hospitals and then the specialties. Ophthalmology is a small specialty and therefore the need for doctors is smaller in comparison with internal diseases. This doesn't mean impossible, just not as easy. Same applies for cardiology and specialties as such. Best of luck!
@@EutopianDoctor thank you for your time and explanations. I wish you and all our colleagues the best in both there personal and professional lives.
I would really like you (And I think it would be the wish of several of our colleagues out there) to make a video about the kenntnisprufung exam even though you are a EU graduate and didn't try it yourself.
Thanks for making this informative video ! The websites you recommended are also very helpful :)
Ihre videos sind sehr hilfreich. Bitte, machen Sie weiter. Dankeschön
Hi =) i found your channel a couple of hours ago and it's already providing tremendous help ! thank you so much for your valuable infos
Gracias por tus vídeos.
He estado pensando seriamente en irme a Alemania al terminar el pregrado.
Cada día me emociona más la idea de mudarme allá. Y justo hoy encontré tu canal y ciertamente me has inspirado mucho.
Espero un día poder conocerte en persona y charlar un rato contigo.
Éxitos en tu día a día y te deseo lo mejor!
fantastic video. Very informative!
Has ganado una fan más... por el Catan que tienes detrás!!!! 😍
thank you so much ,these videos helped me alot
Can you make a video on how you learned the German language? How long did it take to reach B2 level?
Sure :) that's definitely something I want to inform about. Can't promise it will be the next video but it will be done
Waiting fot this video
Gracias por todo lo que enseñas me motivado mucho... Más o menos cuanto tardaste aprendiendo aleman
Love all your videos
Thank you for the video!
Thank you so mucho for the information!
Very informative thank you
Thanks alot for ur information
Nive reference and greatvideo.....also....If u make a video of how u live....what apartment.....i mean show the apartment in the video......which city etc.....life envinment? How ur day passes.....like a v log or sth....it mightgetmore interesting
Excellent videos man I found them very helpful. If you could please make a video on which specialities are more accessible to get into from the easiest to the hardest as an Assistenzarzt. Thank you.
I am planning about talking about all specialties, I will definetely mention that.
Have a nice day
Hey ! Thank you so much for your videos, they are all very informative. Would you please give some examples of smaller cities that are relatively cheaper and still safe to live in?
There are so many I don't even know where to start :) I live in West Germany and here it's very nice and safe. Of course all cities ( big and small) have dangerous neighbourhoods, just keep yourself in the right neighbourhoods and you should be fine. Theoretically a nice part of a smaller city should cost the same as the bad part of a bigger one. You could open Google maps and look at small cities 30-40 km away from a bigger one.
Good luck!
@@EutopianDoctor thank you so much for replying, have a lovely week ahead!
Which city is best for beginners for work. I am MBBS Doctor from India. Coming in 2021 to Germany.
You choose cheap city because u have to study for b2 and fachsprachprüfung then after u funish and u get your beruf u can seek for a job and move in what city you choose
Hy i m coming to Germany this year and definitely going to meet u in person and thank u for all the information ❤️
Very interesting info. Can I ask you to make some video from your clinic where you work, to see for exemple one workday. Thank you. Good luck. What you do in your freetime?
I am trying to do that, but I need my clinic to agree on that. Still under negotiations :)
Your channel is amazing am applying this year to move to germany and work as a doctor
U from spain i thought you are arab ,,, keep making videos
Thanks alot doc
Hello dear doctor
It might be possible to make a video about guest doctors in Germany
Your videos are so helpful 🌟 thanks alot 😊
Can you make a video about the best countries in europe PGs can practice medicine in?
Thank you so much for your help! I’ve watched all of your videos and I appreciate every piece of info! I want to know what are the top specialities in Germany? And what do you recommend for someone who’s about to start their medical career in Germany?
I suppose the top specialties depend on the person haha they all pay the same though.
Of course you will have to work very hard and keep studying everyday with the extra difficulty of doing so in a foreign country and language. Just remember that it is possible and keep going!
If you know already what you will do, you could start learning about the specialty. Extra knowledge never was a problem in medicine :)
Which is the gear you film your videos? Camera, lightling etc. Thank you!! 🥰😇❤️
Honestly, as I just started this channel I have almost no gear :D phone, selfie stick and cheap microphone :')
Wow your channel is one of a kind !
I study medicine in la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in your country (pero no soy de españa) but im thinking of learning German for moving there for specialization after graduating. I have a couple of questions if u dont mind :
1. People here in Spain are really friendly and i dont feel racism towards me coz i almost have the same appearance as them but in Germany the story is different , being a dark-haired person do you feel respected and well-treated in your work place and society there in Germany ? I heard nasty things from Spanish people travelling to Germany
2. Im a non-EU citizen but soon i will be applying for Spanish nationality but my question here is BEING TRAINED in an EU country does that really matter if i have an EU nationality or not for recieving APPROBATION ? the criteria is where we are trained not the nationality right ? But i guess for securing job positions in hospitals an EU citizenship would make a difference right ? (im talking about rural areas im not interested in big cities)
3. There is no MIR exam ? Is there any APTITUD TESTS? Entonces ... what is the criteria for selection ? Do they consider the GPA or credibility of the university ?
I asked a lot of questions im sorry 😄 i would be really happy and grateful if u respond to my comment.
Muchas gracias y
Saludos desde tu país
Hy there! So answering your questions:
1. I have many foreign colleagues from all countries ( Indian, Arabic world, African world, etc) and they all are given a chance to prove themselves. I am not going to say that there is no racism because I would be lying, but as long as you are nice, professional and respectfull to all colleagues and patients it doesn't matter if you are white, black, green or blue :)
2. You are right, the nationality doesn't matter. All that matters is that the university where you graduated belongs to the EU. There is a German test. But other than that no attitude or GPA test. Hospitals decide whether to hire you or not based on your CV.
Best of luck in the future!!!
@@EutopianDoctor te agradezco por tu respuesta
If you want to work in Switzerland you need EU citizenship so definitely get that EU passport to allow you to have that option
@@rodgerswaweru8179 thank u for the information !
Thanks for making these videos 🤩 which residencies do you think have a better chance to get a job at private clinics in germany besides hopital ?
Is there any retirement age for the doctors?
Is there any way of finding out how much each specialty requires training ?
Like plastic surgery
Or Micro-surgery
I couldn't find it online
Plus I'd really appreciate it if you make us a video on specialty demands in Germany
Plz keep uploading
❤❤🔥🔥
Hey can you please make a video about doing residency in Switzerland as a foreign doctor? I know a lot of German doctors move there for higher pay.
Definetely will. Coming soon to your closest cinema :)
Where are you from ?
What is your retirement plan as a doctor? State insurance is not sufficient for house rent and living... So how much to save from netto for retirement?
In Germany you get a letter every year letting you know when you will retire and how much you would get if you were to keep your salary stable. Honestly for a doctor it is enough. Whether that amount will be worth anything in the future is another question :)
i wish it is only 4 time what is pays in my country i am a doctor and i am on my 3 rd year of employment . i really appreciate your videos . i wish i learned deutsch early on . thx and good luck
hlo doctor thank u for your videos . But make a video of total path of becoming a doctor in germany. And from where the dactor salary starts?
Please I'll like to know if it is possible to come to Germany to learn the language and possibly write the language exams ?
Hello from the Philippines! Can you make a video about going to Medical School in Germany and the Physician Licensure Exam there? I want to work and live in Germany after my pre-med. I might go to a German Med School then take the licensure there. That video will be a huge help to me.
I'll see what I can do about it, I would need to do some research on the topic
Can you make a video about the elective course that we take it when we are in our 5th medical year, I am interested to take it in Germany. Can you please talk about it, please?
I am not sure what you mean... you mean the practical year? In my niversity we did it in 6th year. is that the one you mean?
@@EutopianDoctor its an internship we can do between the 3rd and the final year of our medical degree, it like a course we take in a country and the field that we would like to specialized in it after graduation, the practical year is another thing
I didn't do that. But basically you can always contact a department of a hospital and ask to do a Praktikum. It will also help a lot with your CV
Thank you for the information but can u make a video about how much you earn from working extra hours and working on holidays as a doctor (intern or resident)
Sure I'll mention it in the future
This is probably not directly related to the topic of this video but I figured why not try asking; I'm also considering Anesthesia residency in Germany and was wondering what were the employment options after residency. Is the last "step" for a Facharzt the "highest" salary an Anesthesiologist will ever get in Germany? (if he doesn't apply to be an Oberarzt or some other leadership role)?
Does private practice exist for Anesthesiologists in Germany?
Yeah, if the Facharzt doesnt keep going up towards oberazrt or chefarzt, the salary reaches its maximum after a couple of years. Remember these are numbers without keeping in mind the nightshifts ( which boost the salary by around a 30% extra).
About private practice I still need to do some research. Will try to do a video about it
555 not 550 😅
Is it true that for studying Master degree is for free in all the public univerities?
Thank you for your videos
Really helpful
But I would like to know how long the language courses would take and what is going to be the next step after the language course
And how we would enter the pg course and the usual duration of pg courses in germany
Thank you
it depends on where you stand and how fast you are. starting from A1 people need normallz between 1 and 2 years. I have seen faster and also slower.
Thank you
Hello from Russia! Thank you so very much for your work here! It is on of the kind.
Can you please say how much do you pay for your residency?
I guess you mean how much I get paid :)
So for a 1st year resident I get paid 2600+nightshifts
@@EutopianDoctor actually i thought man must pay for being an Assistenzartz in Germany) like in Russia - we pay for residency. Great to know it is not this way in Germany!
Yeah I know that in some countries that happens. You don't have to pay in Germany
Isn't that 555 but not 550
Yeah it's 555 my bad there
i waas looking for this comment haha my A1 self tryibg to act like i know it all soo happyyy i got that
Really informative video, thank you..as you mentioned switzerland, is it possible to go there to finish your residency but before that also complete some years in germany on the SAME speciality??
I heard it's possible but I am not sure yet... I will have to do some research on that... Sorry!
The music is so loud
Hola Doctor, muchas gracias por la información. Soy estudiante actualmente, me faltan 2 años para terminar la carrera y este año empecé a aprender alemán, ¿será muy difícil validar la carrera? No sé por donde empezar, ni que pasos seguir, ¿tiene algún tip para mi?
Aprende poco a poco alemán mientras acabas la carrera. Una vez tengas el B2 de Alemán podrás empezar con la validación de tus documentos por correo poco a poco. Sigue los pasos que puse en los videos y recuerda: sin prisa pero sin pausa.
Mucha suerte!
Hello ! Could you please tell me why didn't you choose France over Germany?
France is closer to your home country and French is easier than German
In order to star working in France as a doctor you need to do an additional medical exam similar to the American USMLE or the Spanish MIR exams. I wanted to avoid these exams so that no exam result could influence my chances in choosing specialty. In Germany there is no such an exam.
@@EutopianDoctor okey I understand, so besides this , do you think German medical system is better than France ?
R all youtubers lonely?
How difficult to have a driver's license in Germany?
Round about 2000€. You have to go to a certified driving academy. Minimum of 12 special mandatory practical lessons (5 "Landstraße" outside of town/village- could equals state road in the US , 4 Autobahn, 3 at night). Average is about 30 practical lessons. 12 theoretical lesson à 90min. An theoretical exam with 30 out of 1770 possible multiple choice questions. After you passed your theoretical exam, you have to do a practical exam with your driving teacher and a certified examiner.
So in comparison a) expensive and b) more difficult.
You can make the theoretical exam also in English or another language
555 joke 10/10