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How to Residency Series

 

How to Residency in Ireland

After the successful event "How to Residency in Norway", ISA held another engaging and informative session in its “How To” series this time focusing on pursuing medical residency in Ireland.

The online lecture featured Dr. Liane R. Silva and Dr. Mohamed Naleef, both RSU graduates who successfully navigated the path to medical residency in Ireland. They shared their personal experiences, practical guidance, and step-by-step advice for students aspiring to continue their medical careers in Ireland.

During the session, the lecturers shared valuable insights into Ireland’s healthcare system, the residency application process, language requirements, and the overall adaptation to professional life in an Irish medical environment. Both speakers provided firsthand perspectives on the challenges and rewards of working in Ireland, offering clarity and motivation for future applicants.

Stay tuned for upcoming events to explore more pathways to residency and professional practice across Europe!

How to Residency in South Africa 

Watch our How to Residency in South Africa session to discover the opportunities, requirements, and steps involved in pursuing your medical career in South Africa. Whether you're exploring your options or already planning your next move, this recording is here to help you navigate the journey and make informed decisions about your future.

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How to Residency in Norway

Are you a medical student considering a career in Norway? The International Student Association (ISA)  hosted an insightful online lecture on the 9th of October at 20:00, titled “How To: Residency in Norway”, designed to guide future doctors through the process of pursuing medical residency in Norway.

The event featured Dr. Linda Vuong and Dr. Hussaina Musaji, both RSU graduates from Sweden who have successfully begun their medical careers in Norway. They shared valuable insights into the steps involved in applying for and securing a residency position, navigating the Norwegian healthcare system, and adapting to the country’s medical and cultural environment.

This session was particularly beneficial for Swedish students and other international medical graduates interested in practicing in Norway. Participants had the opportunity to gain practical advice, learn about the required documentation and language expectations, and understand the everyday realities of working as a doctor in Norway.

For those who couldn’t attend, ISA encourages keeping an eye on upcoming events, each designed to help RSU students make informed decisions about their future careers in medicine across Europe.