Day in the life of a Doctor: Night shift (Switzerland)

[@inthemix94321]

please keep us updated ,you have no idea how helpful your videos are, listening to real time cases and try to think and create my deferential diagnosis when you propose a case is very helpful

[@wellnesshealthyreport]

Hey Sarah, great video. I was wondering if you knew any registered specialists having their specialties recognized directly in Switzerland, from France or Germany for example, or if they had to jump through a bunch of hoops and redo some of their training. Thanks in advance!

[@seb-hunter]

great vid keep it up !

[@saurabhsavita6062]

Hey Sarah, really nice video! I was wondering if I can help you to edit your videos and create some highly engaging shorts out of them. Looking forward to hear from you. Thanks

[@wardaljoriy4418]

Great video 💞🔥

[@JN-kk4nk]

Hey Doc Sarah ! How is it going in Switzerland ? What specialty are you in ?

[@EsmeTrist-gq5cs]

Thanks for the video! I wanted to ask, if I get my direct recognition approved, do I need to do anything more before I can start working? Does getting the direct recognition mean I now have a full license to practice in Suisse? I'm from the UK as well, when you applied for your direct recognition did you attach your certificate of full license to practice medicine that you get at the end of fy1?? Or just the diploma and passport? Viel danke

[@hurmatfatima6031]

Plz give us a life update video!

[@SherifMalikY]

Hello Dr. Sarah It’s being a while hope you are fine

[@pallabipurkayastha7030]

Hi Dr.Sarah.I need one help.I want to learn how to write proper resume.Can u help in this regard?I will be highly obliged.Thanks in advance.

[@karlacallender5476]

Hi Doctor Sarah. I am a non EU med grad with an interest in furthering my studies in Switzerland. I did an internship and more than four years post internship. Will it be easy for me to apply and be considered? Your advice will be appreciated

[@_jianthuilungkamei_3643]

ma'am does English a common language to interact between a doctor and patients in Switzerland?

[@JN-kk4nk]

No French or German

[@SuperMan-vr6pb]

i just completed my psychiatry training and exams from australia and i want to move to switzerland, can you plz give some information about if i'll have to do my training and exams again and also about the job market and salary for consultant of different specialities in switzerland.

[@gamer-ex7yr]

can non eu citizens study medicine in switzeland

[@abderrahmanegherbi4982]

how much is the salary in there please

[@metternichoi]

are you more comfortable wearing a turban in Switzerland rather than the traditional hijab you wear in the UK?

[@pikusarker1359]

Mam how much do you earn as a doctor? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@DoctorSarahinSwitzerland]

Video on this coming soon!

[@zeeshan1881]

@@DoctorSarahinSwitzerland Hi Doc Sara . You are doing great job . I want to ask that I am a non European doctor ,but having license from European side of Ireland ( Irish medical council) ,I have done German B2 language from Goethe ,having B2 certificate.can I get surgical training post in Switzerland after working / getting 1 to 1.5 Years of experience in Ireland ?? Thanks .