Diploma Recognition in Switzerland in 2021 👩‍⚕‍ Physiotherapist in Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@victoriaalpasa8432]

Hello Jane! I'm a proud friend here! Always take care!🤩

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Thank you be! Our school did a good job😉

[@OyekYT]

Wow... sound easy! Advance Congrats to interested applicants! Its very informative jane! Keep it up!

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Oo, very easy lang as long as complete ung mga docs😀

[@abbiemengullo4383]

Had fun watching ur video mam! ❤

[@swissflag3575]

wow! that great. Thank you so much for sharing this. I think its very useful and informative. Congratulations to another great video! 🥂

[@tongmick]

great Video Jane… really professional 👍🏻🇵🇭🇨🇭

[@santhoshsarvepalli12]

Hi the best and great job thanks for your explanation great

[@explorewithme7540]

Great content. Is this the same for medical doctors?

[@nonchalantnobody]

Thank you for sharing Maam! Do you need to be fluent in speaking French & German to apply? Im a Physiotherapist from the Philippines. Also, do they have a Licensure exam for PTs in Switzerland?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Em elsewhere! First of all, just call me Jane😉. Depending on in which part of Switzerland you want to work and settle you would need at least a B2 level language proficiency. (German, French or Italian) As everywhere in the world, the more languages you speak, the better. There‘s no licensure exam needed, just a recognition. I hope this answers your question and if you have more queries, please don‘t hesitate to ask! - Happy Easter 🐰

[@nonchalantnobody]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss Maraming salamat po! Hope you'll make a video about the differences versus similarities of Physiotherapy in PH & Switzerland 😊 Happy Easter din po

[@bhaibhai6188]

Which language is good to learn...?! German or French or Italian?! As i want to work there as a PT

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@bhaibhai6188 Hi Bhai Bhai... I have studied German since I am living in the German part of Switzerland. Depending on where you are planning to settle, you can study either language. They are all beautiful to learn (not very easy but beautiful).. Just remember that German is spoken in Switzerland by about 63% of the population, while about 23% speack french and the rest is italian... i hope that helps and good luck!

[@jpt3635]

Hi miss jane. I would. Like to ask. Did you submit all the course syllabus in all pages? You scanned all the pages in PDF then merge it and submit it online ? Did it fit? It doesn't have limit when you submitted it online?

[@annphytherapist7980]

Great video. Am a physical therapist here in the Philippines.. Gusto ko po sana mag ka license as a physical therapist djan sa Switzerland... Nag visit aho sa site na sinasabi mo po. Di ko sya ma intindihan kc di sya english... May english site po ba na pwede don mag oa. Check ng mga papers?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Ann! Unfortunately walang English version ang site and kailangan meron kang swiss residence permit inorder for you to apply. Pero if makahanap ka ng employer who will hire you and get you a working permit/residence permit, then maybe you can apply for recognition which is also challenging dahil maghahanap muna sila within EU before looking otside EU countries. But keep on trying. Good luck for your future endeavors and thank you very much for your support🤗

[@georgeception]

Thanks for the information 😊

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Georgeception! You are very welcome and I hope it is helpful. Good luck 🍀

[@rutavitkauskaite7512]

Hello, how many patients do you need to treat every day if you work full time? How long is your brake? Is it a very intense job? Do physios usually receive good conditions at work, i mean additional courses, vacations days, 13 salaries, christmas money etc? Where is it better to work, in the hospital or in a private praxis?

[@MinimalistaC]

Hi! Thank you for making this informative video! Just one question, when you say documents need to be authenticated / notarized po, can it be the red ribbon / apostille of our DFA in the Philippines? Or does it need to be notarized by a public notary?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi MinimalistaC. I hope you are doing good! Any official notary office, municipal or city administration should be ok or even better the red ribbon. Kind regards!

[@christina301000]

Hi maam, is there an option in pre check in english translation? Thank you

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@christina301000 hi, unfortunately wala😌. Take care 🤗

[@alexanderjenselius2004]

Do you need to have work experience in the field or can you get approved straight after finishing school?

[@marinelmujar7458]

Hi Ms. Jane, do you have to study Swiss language? Do employers require a language test? Thank you!

[@mustafesherifi2759]

Hello thnx for this super informed video. Can you please explain me about a job, it was hard for you to find a job or did Red Cross helped you to find a job ? Thnx

[@Itscatherine14]

Hello miss, i really love your videos because it helps a lot for us physiotherapists. Furthermore, may i ask if you still need to study there again to be a licensed PT in order to work there? Thank you! I’m planning to be one in Germany. 😊

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Catherine, thank you for your comment! I am glad to know that you found this video helpful. Here in Switzerland, you only need to have your diploma recognized. I wouldn’t know about the procedure in Germany. Goodluck and I wish you success🍀. Best regards.

[@elrond261980]

Hi! Thank you for the video. It is the best I’ve seen it explained. Im wondering about your cantonal license in Zurich. Does the recognition of the Swiss Red Cross grant you a GLN number? Did you proceed with a Zurich cantonal license? Thank you in advance for your time!

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi elrond, my employer applied for my GLN . Thanks and goodluck🍀

[@amanihammouda1710]

Hello , how long did you wait until the the pre-check results ?

[@doremi4108]

Hi Ms. Jane.. Is the process of becoming a Physiotherapist in Switzerland is still the same? May I ask what English proficiency test they are honoring in Switzerland and what target score do we need? Thank you in advance. Keep Safe.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Dore Mi, as far as I know, the process hasn’t changed. There’s no English language proficiency required here rather either German, French or Italien in B2 level. Best of luck to you🍀

[@maryjon1963]

omggggg thank u so much for this information. Do I need to have atleast 1 year of experience as a PT in Philippines?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Mary Jon! Experience is always a plus factor but if you are acing the interview you might get away with it😉. Best regards!

[@ankurrathore3230]

Hey ma'am Please make video on bachelor's of physiotherapy from Switzerland with full details

[@puganaambigai8355]

Hi Im here a Physio. Nice to see your videos. I am a Physio from India and living in Franceclose to Geneva. I have no authentication to work in France. So I am trying to work in Swiss. I'm worried that i am not in practice for almost 8 yrs now and trying to finish my B2. Do really a recent work experience needed? The work visa for recognition is specified to work as a Physio or any other work visa is Okay. Kindly reply me please.

[@anonymoosee2323]

Hi ma'am! Maraming salamat po sa inyong informative video. Dream ko din po maging physiotherapist sa Switzerland. Malaking tulong po ang mga videos ninyo. 😊 Ask ko lang po kung ano po ang dapat mauna, magparegister muna sa swiss red cross bago magapply/maghanap ng employer or other way around? Kailangan na po ba nakapagtake at pasado na ng B2 language proficiency bago magparegister (pre-check phase)? Thank you so much po and more power sa inyong channel 😊

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Nath! I hope you are doing well. Gusto ko muna itanong if nandito ka sa switzerland before I could answer your question.

[@anonymoosee2323]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss unfortunately po ma'am wala pa po dito pa po ako sa pinas. Never pa din po nagtravel as tourist sa europe. Planning to take German language course muna dito while gaining more experience as a PT po 😊

[@francesremo]

Hi miss Jane! My name is Frances, I’m a filipina too but I live in USA. I have been researching on how to get recognized as a PT in Germany and I think similar sila ng requirements ng Switzerland so your video gave me hope that it’s doable plus Pinay din po kayo like me. I would like to ask if it’s possible to ask something about the requirements? Itatanong ko lang po sana pano po kayo nagrequest ng copy ng mga syllabus sa college nyo? My boyfriend is German and we are planning to settle down in Germany, hopefully in 2 years. Aware po ako gano ka intense sa paperwork ang EU although walang exam so I’m planning to start accumulating the requirements early para ready na at german language na lang problema ko. I’m currently at A2 level. Sana po mabasa ninyo ito. Maraming salamat po. P.S. Active pa po ba kayo sa Instagram? I followed your account.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Frances, nice to meet you here. I am glad na you found my video and in a way nakatulong sayo. Anyway, regarding sa question mo I just actually asked a cousin of mine to go to the secretariat ng school and asked for the course syllabus and may fee lang na babayaran. That was it. If you have anymore questions, feel free ask. I am active in instagram although not with posting photos😀. Goodluck and keep in touch lalo na we will be neighbors soon🍀

[@physiotherapyinsider6468]

Hi! How many years of experience are you going to include in the Employment part? Or just the latest experience only? Thank you!

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi there, all your experiences should be written down or should be included. Best regards and good luck 🍀!

[@khaya004]

Hello! I just discovered your channel. Thank you so much for this very informative guide. It gave me an idea to work there. Although, I'm still waiting for our local exams in Phil this 2021 or 2022, and I'm still weighing out options to apply in switzerland. If I may ask? Do you still need a masters degree or doctorate degree or like you need to at least study there?, and is the language test the only exam you need to take? Thank u so much, and I'm hoping for your positive response. :))

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi K-ren! Thank you for the support. A masters degree or doctorate is not a requirement to apply here , no need for any state/federal exam only a diploma recognition and yes, the language exam is the only test I took. Should you have any more questions, pls don‘t hesitate to ask. I wish you good luck for your exam and keep safe😀

[@khaya004]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss Thank you so much!! and will message you again if there are any questions/concerns. I'm hoping for more upcoming videos on your channel!🥰 🙌 keep safe din po!🤗

[@viyank6644]

Can I do the precheck while studying the last year of the course? Also can I find a job without coming/living in Switzerland?

[@ohhLittlefoot]

Hi po, just wanna ask if you took the language exam first before you check for the diploma recognition?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Wit Woop, happy new year and all the best. I took the language exam after I got a positive result from the pre-check. Best regards.

[@matthewg8285]

Hello po ate! Ilang years of experience po ang kaialngan para maka qualify po? or pwede po ba mag apply ang mga new grad from the Philippines? Kailangan pa po ba maging registered dito sa Pilipinas? Last question po, saang school ka po grumaduate as BSPT? Godbless po ingat po kayo diyan!

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi matthew! The years of experience wasn’t specified for the recognition so I wouldn’t really know. Anyone can apply for the pre-check as long you have all the required documents especially a work or residence permit. One of the requirements also is registration from your country of origin so Kailangan PTRP ka rin. I graduated from FEU. Goodluck to you and keep in touch. Thanks and best regards.

[@rodaarellano1251]

Hello po.. . I just enrolled Physical Therapy as my second course. I graduated BSED major in General Science. Some of my major subjects were not credited because the school, or the program have changed their curriculum in line with the K-12. That's why I am back to first year college. Do you think po the current and new curriculum we have here now will match the Swiss Education? And have the possibility to pass the Diploma Recognition there? Thank you po in advance.. .

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi again Rhoda! As long as the course syllabus is the same, it should be fine. Besides if the red cross would think it is not a match, you will be probably ask to take complementary course or training or both. Good luck with the course and enjoy student life. Nakaka-miss din maging estudyante😀🤗

[@rodaarellano1251]

Hello po ulit.. . Kailangan po ba ng Show Money kapag magwowork jan sa Switzerland? Do you have a separate video po sa Visa Requirements and processes?

[@johnmathew8826]

I'm a bachelor of physiotherapist from India with two years of experience. Do i need to study any language other than English to work there

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Matthew! Absolutely yes, you have to learn the language. It maybe german, french or italian depending on where in switzerland you would want to work. Thanks for dropping by.

[@midnight_luna2882]

Hello maam, Thank for your sharing :) I'm Thai physiotherapist Would it be a bother if I would like to ask that only the register who has the residence or work permit can be the physiotherapist in Switzerland right?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi bus nus; thank you for watching my videos. Basically you’re right and residence and work permit is necessary to work in Switzerland as a Physiotherapist. However, sometimes people get lucky as they apply from abroad and are so convincing and qualified, that their future employer applies for a work permit on their behalf.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

You may also check the following link, which might be helpful: www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen/arbeit/nicht-eu_efta-angehoerige.html

[@DrBilalAhmad-ki1fk]

Hello jane's I just discover your channel and watched many of your video's and specially this one which is very informative. I am professional physiotherapist from Pakistan and currently studying Master in UK but due to some personal problem pause my study here and want to move in Europe. So please can you tell me that what language is required for Switzerland to be registered.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Bilal! Thank you for the comment. There are 4 official languages in Switzerland, but you only need to learn one of these 3; german, french or italian, depending in which part of the country you would want to settle. Of course the more languages you speak, the better. Hope it helps and best regards.

[@getrammarte6650]

Oh you mean to say that you need to submit the language certificate proficiency B2 before you can get the recognition to practice, that is, if all professional requirements are met?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

The language certificate you can submit later on if you don‘t have it yet over the course of the recognition process while the rest of the required documents must be submitted completely together with the application form.

[@getrammarte6650]

Thank you, Jane for your reply. Let me rephrase my question. Is it possible to get the foreign PT credentials approved without the B2 proficiency yet ?Also, is it mandatory to take all the levels from A1 to B2 ? Or one can skip the As and B1 test and just take the B2, right away?

[@getrammarte6650]

I’ve tried the website but it was not in written in English so I don’t know how to even start the process. Is there an option in that website that you can just download your credentials online or one must submit it all requirements by postal mail? Btw, thank you for sharing your experience. Your video is very informative.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@getrammarte6650 you could proceed with the recognition process without the B2 certificate yet and if everything turns- out positively, you will probably have to submit the language certificate before they will issue the recognition paper. Of course you can skip all the other level exam and only do B2 which is the only required anyway.

[@darkostojchevski6706]

Will there be a problem if you apply only with a high school diploma which you finished in a medical high school in the field of physiotherapy?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Darko! You need to submit all the requirements so just with the high diploma you cannot proceed with the recognition. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Be safe!

[@muhammadumerbaig3504]

if you are not a citizen of an EU/EFTA country,and you are not legally resident in Switzerland, or You are not even a cross-border worker employed in Switzerland.even then u can be eligible for documentation and u get recognition ?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Umer Baig, thanks for watching my channel. As mentioned in my video, one of the requirements to getting your diploma recognized, is a residence and/or working permit. Perhaps the following link might also be of help to you: www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen/arbeit/nicht-eu_efta-angehoerige.html# Thanks again for watching and good luck!

[@muhammadumerbaig3504]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss but Janes first u take the diploma recognition done then afterwords u get the work permit visa if u get sponsor by any job recruitor am I correct ?

[@betsiejoymodestoudtuhan9304]

Hi po! If I may ask. Is hospital experience needed when working there?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Betsie Joy! Hospital experience is required if you aim to work in a hospital otherwise it is not needed but of course always a plus😀. Thank you very much for visiting and for the comment.

[@mariagallegoherrera3141]

Hello! One question, how long have you been studying german to finally have the B2 certificate? Did you study by your own? Academy?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Maria! I went to a language school intensively for a year when I arrived here primarily for integration purposes. I have been living here for 10 years when I decided to work and took the exam. And within these years I got better thru reading, listening, watching Tv etc. But how quickly you learn the language depends on how motivated you are I would say😀 best regards!

[@rodaarellano1251]

How much will it cost us to prepare and accomplish all these requirements po in Php?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Roda, I spent around 50K Php with a direct recognition and could be more depending on the red cross eval and decision.

[@himanshishokhanda7755]

Hey ma'am, thank you for guidance , Do we require clinical experience as a compulsion other than these papers , for getting registered ?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Himanshi! Clinical experience is not necessarily a requirement for the recognition but for job application definitely. Thank you for your comment.

[@himanshishokhanda7755]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss thank u ma'am

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@himanshishokhanda7755 you are very welcome!

[@himanshishokhanda7755]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss will u please let me know universities for masters in physiotherapy in Switzerland

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@himanshishokhanda7755 www.zhaw.ch/en/health/study/bachelor-degree-programmes/bachelor-in-physiotherapy/ Hope this link will help . I wish you good luck!

[@arnaromero5236]

M’am, where can I have my documents translated?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

hi arna: according to the FAQ of the redcross, they write the following: The translation of documents must be carried out by a recognized translation agency, a translation service of the embassy, a sworn translator or an astti-registered translator (www.astti.ch) into German, French, Italian or English. I hope this helps.

[@indukim9697]

Haii mam... great informative video..I'm a becholar of physiotherapist from india and I'm licensed PT had 2.5 yr experience in my country. is it possible to get jobs in swiss with only knowing English language. thank you for ur patience and clear explanation abt recognition❤️.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Indu! In the Physio-world, the swiss language is a requirement, so, it goes without saying that English would not be enough to get a job. Good luck and keep safe.

[@indukim9697]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss thank you for responding me♥️♥️♥️♥️ and god bless you.will wait for ur new videos

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@indukim9697 thank you so much and I hope you keep on supporting me☺️

[@reemreem17]

Hi thanks a lot for the wonderful and useful information. I have a question I want to recognition for laboratoire médicale science but my document it is not complete (like certificate of work )since I come immediately after I take my diplôme. My question if they accept me or what will happen. Please reply me

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Reem Reem, as long as your documents are not complete, the process would just take longer . Good luck with all your endeavors 🍀

[@yovanatodorovska2931]

Hello Jane, I recently discovered your Chanel. I am recently in the same process as you I have submitted all of my documents except b2 exam and in the "result" segment i have received two files with title pre check positive. Now i dont know if they are accepting my application because they are looking for contact information and is the result really positive. What do you think since you have experience with this? Thank you 💐☘️

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi, Yovana! I hope you are well. If you get a positive pre-check result, it means you could proceed with the recogniiton process. You should have received a registration form together with the list of requirements, some of which should be notarized, send to the Red Cross and wait for the result of the expert’s evaluationn. Goodluck and hoping for the best outcome🍀. Best regards😀

[@santhoshsarvepalli12]

Salamath po

[@alphyrobert8017]

What about taking MSc In physiotherapy, SWITZERLAND.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Alphy, thank you for watching my video. As for myself, I haven't taken any MSc yet, so I have no experience that I could share with you. However, I would recommend you the following link: www.zhaw.ch/en/health/study/master-degree-programmes/master-in-physiotherapy/ The ZHAW Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften (or in english: The School of Health Professions) is one of the largest educational centres for health professionals in Switzerland. On this link you find lots of informations which will hopefully answer all your questions. I hope that helps and good luck!

[@alphyrobert8017]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss Thank you so much maam,and is it any benefit by taking MSc maam.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Alphy! It depends very much on the career path you are planning to take. Either you stay with a practice as an employee in a higher ranking position or you might even want to become self-employed and run your own practice.

[@mainabelsikhedr6211]

Hey ,, please i have very important questions because i'm trying to apply for the recognition But i don't understand what is this requirement ( Pre-training/maturity bulletins ) do u know about it ? Or where i can get it Thanks and waiting for your reply 😊

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi! Where did you get this requirement?? Could you send me your list. Regards.

[@mainabelsikhedr6211]

I'm trying to apply in french and it’s writing Formation préalable/maturité But I didn't understand what is this 😕

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@mainabelsikhedr6211 it could be your high school diploma. That is what I have submitted. Good luck to your endeavors and wish you success🍀💕

[@mainabelsikhedr6211]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss yes it is i sent to them and they said it's the high school Thanks for your reply 🌹🌹

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@mainabelsikhedr6211 👍

[@moznagull5872]

Hello. hope you are good . Can you please tell me that is there any kind of test for foreigner physiotherapists before getting a job there

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Mozna! There are no test required here but a diploma recognition. Depending on the result of the evaluation, one might be ask to take an adaptation course, complementary training or both I cannot say. Best regards😀

[@abbypt1797]

Hi maam, is it difficult to land a job there for non-eu citizens?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi abbypt! There‘s quite a high demand for physios here. As long as you have all the necessary documents (recognized and approved by swiss red cross and most importantly a residence/ working permit for non-eu/non-swiss nationals), language proficiency, and good training skills, you would have an equal chance with anyone and be able to find a job easily. Thank you very much for visiting my channel!

[@abbypt1797]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss thank you so much for your response maam, it means alot to me. It is one of my dreams to work there as well. how about obtaining a working permit for non-eu ma'am, will it be the hardest part since I have no Swiss connections there, do I need to find an employer first? Or an agency? What pathway would you recommend?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@abbypt1797 hi again; i cannot give you a perfect answer to your question because Switzerland (as a Non-EU country) is bound to certain strict rules, laws and agreements with the European Union. Most likely like every other country they will give precedence to locals and then extend their search to possible candidates within the European Union prior to extending their search to non- EU candidates. I found this link on the website of the State Secretariat for Migration which might be helpful to you: www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen/arbeit/nicht-eu_efta-angehoerige.html Hope this is is helpful.

[@abbypt1797]

i see ma'am, still I thank you for sharing 🤍🤍🤍 God bless po and congratulations on your youtube, more swiss vlogs to share :)))

[@mgi1005]

i have a question Jane . I am a filipino with canadian citizenship and planning to move to switzerland. i am working here in canada as a nursing assistant. is there any possible work in government agency in any state in switzerland. thank you.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Alex! There seems to be a personnel shortage in the Swiss healthcare System so there is a good chance to find a job in this sector rather than in other sectors. It is important however, and for that i refer you once more to my video, that you need the proper and required documents as well as the language skills. Among others, you will definitely need a residence or working permit but since you say that you’re planning to move here, I assume you got this issue covered. Good Luck!

[@mgi1005]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss thank you

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@mgi1005 you are very welcome😀

[@artihargan4030]

Hallo mam First of all thanks for sharing a vedio.I hope it's help me in my recognition as a physiotherapist in Switzerland. I m arti from India.I m also a recognised Indian physiotherapist. I have a German language level B2. Right now I m recently shifted in Switzerland (Kanton Solothurn). Where do you live mam ? I have questions regarding recognition Can they ( Swiss red cross ) accept a certificate in english language or i have to send my all the documents in German Translation ?? .i also have a certificate of Weiterbildung in many techniques . Can I send also a Weiterbildung certificate there ? Thanks nd regards 🙏😊

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Arti! Nice to hear from you. I live in Kanton Zürich. If your documents/certificates are written in English, it is not necessary to translate it to german. English will do and you can send your weiterbildung certificates too. Goodluck and keep in touch🍀

[@artihargan4030]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss Thanks for reply mam.yes sure i keep in touch with you 😊 Right now I m living in Olten .Is there any difference between your education nd practical knowledge as a physiotherapy in phylipins or in Switzerland education nd practice ?? After recognition as a physiotherapist in Switzerland you have gived any exam related to physiotherapy ??? How can r learn medical word's Hier ? Have you any Idea about medical language course ?? Thanks nd regards 😊🙏

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@artihargan4030 hi arti, you can just call me jane. I would say that education and practical knowledge between phils. And switz. are comparable. After my recognition, I haven’t taken any exam. I learned medical words thru self-study (reading anatomy books, medical books) and I had attended short courses that also helped me.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@artihargan4030 . I took my short courses at GAMT ausbildungzentrum.

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@artihargan4030 yes, only for 6 weeks. Direct message me on my instagram for your contact?

[@muhammadumerbaig3504]

how much entry level physiotherapist earn in swizertland ?

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hello Umer; your questions is kind of difficult to answer because it still matters what education, degree and others you bring with you. Furthermore it matters in what Swiss canton you would work, if in a public institution or a private practice etc etc. There are a few online salary calculators (e.g. lohnrechner.ch) where you can try and check your approx. income, yet please note that these are only average numbers and usually indicate gross salaries. I hope that helps.

[@theresego5229]

Hi Jane, may I ask after the recognition of the diploma and be a registered PT in Switzerland, do I need an employer to get there? Thank you!

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

Hi Therese; thanks so much for subscribing to my channel and for your comment. One of the requirements for the diploma recogition , if one is not from EU countries is a residence permit . It goes without saying that if you are in a possession of a residence permit, then you are already here. I hope I got your question correctly, if there is a misunderstanding pls. let me know.

[@theresego5229]

@@JanesBuhaySwiss Thanks for your reply Jane. However still a bit confused about the processing. Is it okay if I send some of my questions thru email instead? Thank you :)

[@JanesBuhaySwiss]

@@theresego5229 Hi Therese; sure! Please write me at [e-mail].

[@AmazingStories762]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@venkateswarluannavarapu1507]

Hello mam

[@shahfaisalSaifee]

Hello Jane, Can be connect via mail ?