How to become an Orthopedic Surgeon in Germany

How to become an Orthopedic Surgeon in Germany!
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Becoming an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Germany is not as easy as it seems and you have to work really hard to be successful in this field. The orthopaedic surgery training program has rigorous physical and mental demands because you might have to work long hours, have irregular shift times, deal with life or death situations, and provide patient care under stressful conditions.
Germany is one of the most beautiful countries in the world for education. You can find well-known universities, great international schools and research institutions in Germany. The country has been at the forefront of scientific development for centuries and is continuing to do so today. It's no wonder that millions of students decide to study here every year .

[@anujapm04]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch Dr. Deepak! Wishing you success in all endeavours!

[@IndianDoctoGermany]

Congratulations sir.. You give us Hope😊

[@bechicandfit8758]

Congratulations Sir!It would be great if you can share details about the procedure of General Surgery

[@benjidoh9259]

congratulations to you sir. I am proud of your achievements. I am a final year medical student in Ghana and I would love to further my studies in Orthopedics in Germany after my housemanship in Ghana. Your videos really inspire me!

[@docdeemishra]

Thank you for your kind words. Such words motivate me to make more videos. wish you good luck !

[@muhammadrahabkhan8567]

Congrats! wish you the best in future. Can you also explain how hard it was to get into surgical residency like orthropedics surgery or any other surgical residency?

[@adnaanhussein530]

Do they allow you to do the knee and hip replacement independently during your residency?

[@maheshrathi3821]

Congratulations Sir

[@docdeemishra]

thank you !

[@lakshhuu._]

Congratulations sir🎉

[@docdeemishra]

Thanks

[@asiyanbitunde8713]

Gratulieren

[@docdeemishra]

Danke Schön !

[@dintan6798]

Hello doctor, Congratulations on becoming a Specialist Orthopedic Surgeon. Regarding the new hurdle for PG in Germany that requires license from country of graduation. Below rule is in Finland (EU member state). This might be a solution that You may recommend to German medical council to consider. “If your basic medical training does not qualify you to practise as an independent medical professional in the country where you completed your training, then you must work as a physician in Finland on a limited licence to practise for 2 years before you can be legalised as a physician.” I will be very grateful to you, if you could suggest this as it’s already a rule in a EU state. Thank You 🙏🏻

[@akjcorps]

Thank you so much for your videos I have just cleared my MS ortho from India last year and am finishing my senior reaidency 1 yr bond this september. I am really interested to come to Germany and possibly even settle down there. How would i proceed?

[@Dr.M.Salman-orthopedics]

Sir kindly guide if we do speaclization in parent country still we have to complete 6 yrs of training in germany ?

[@roberteyes123456789]

Hello, is it required to have a 6-12 minimum internship post graduate from mbbs? A consultant told me if I finish 6 years in Serbia I can directly come to Germany no internship and no knowledge exam, just language test. Is this true? Some say you need internship and to work after in the study country, please clarify. Thanks.

[@krishnamandal8956]

Congratulations

[@docdeemishra]

Thank you !

[@mohamedmq9703]

First, I would like to congratulate you for this. Can you please make a video about the exam that you passed, even if I didn't start yet my residency, im interested. I'm a 6th year med student, and I want to do my residency in either Orthopedic or cardiology in Germany; I would like to know, were you stressed at the beginning ? what did you "study" before starting your residency, book support? Amboss? if you can make a video about how did you prepare the FSP, it would be perfect; thank you very much

[@doctor2649]

Hello sir ,, wht is the eligible to get ms ortho in Germany after completing mbbs frm kyrgyzstan

[@Conventarian-hm7pv]

Guten tag sir, Hope ur well, I wanted to ask you that if I do B2 level of German language at my home country, is it possible to study from my home country for C1 medical and also prepare for the liscencing exam online? So that I only have to come to Germany for exam purpose? Becox I'm already on job in my native country and I don't want to do odd jobs just to stay in Germany for exams and make attempts for it gets passed.if this is possible to prepare for C1 medical and liscencing exam before I actually land in Germany for exam attempt kindly guide and mention some good and not expensive online links or academy,can u guide about this in details?

[@dr.rajnisadhu5128]

What about school education for their child those who have 10 - 12 year old child and want to prepare for German medical licence !! ? English medium schools are publicly funded or private based

[@darshanngowda8635]

Congratulations sir. Sir. I have completed my ms ortho in india. And 3 yrs post ms experience. Is it possible to get specialist job in germany ???

[@MrJoshuaChoi]

Greetings, First of all, congratulation for your achievement! I am a 6th year medical student currently studying in Europe, and aspiring to ,perhaps one day, work in the fields of the orthopedics as yourself. I have one core question, and that is regarding the german system of combining traumatology with orthopedics. While traumatology is also a wonderful profession, I had larger desire to specialized towards orthopedics. When I recently learned that orthopedics and traumatology is combined, it felt daunting to learn to specializations. Here’s a core question as a Facharzt, is it possible to specialize more towards orthopedics and focus less on traumatology, or does a orthopedic Facharzt always have to treat traumatology cases as well (especially if a facharzt decides to start private practice) I have been watching your vids since I was in 3rd year, and you’ve been great beacon highlighting my pathway towards Germany, and I sincerely thank you for that from the bottom of my heart!

[@docdeemishra]

Thank you for your kind words. the training till Facharzt is common for Trauma and Orthopedics, however after the Facharzt you can choose to work in the field of your Interest. Various options are : Traumasurgery, Endoprothetics, Spine, Hand, Pediatric Orthopedics. About me, I worked 3 years in Trauma, 3 years in Endoprosthetics,, and now after Facharzt plan to pursue a career in Endoprosthetics. One can also get into private practice in this field.

[@MrJoshuaChoi]

@@docdeemishra I sincerely thank you for answering the question! Your answer has lightened the burden I had off the chest. Once I get in the realm of orthopedic, I hope to see you!

[@zeeshan1881]

@@docdeemishra Good to hear . Congratzz . I just want to ask that I am a non European doctor ,but having Irish medical valid license,can I apply for Gutachten after passing FSP ? Chances for approval ?kindly answer

[@hilalsultanfarooqi1770]

Congratulations dr on clearing exam ,i am from Pakistan, i have completed 2 years General surgery training here in pakistan and want to do orthopaedic training from Germany ,kindly guide me how to proceed?

[@karthikchitharthaduraisamy4140]

Hello sir! I am an orthopedic surgeon in India. Passed out 2021. Can you guide me in to becoming specialist orthopedic surgeon in Germany?

[@ashfaqmd29]

Congrats Dr Deepak .. I've just cleared my KP and would like to know about orthopedic training in Germany, whether we get enough hands on in 6 years of training

[@docdeemishra]

the surgical training in general is very slow in Germany, it depends hugely upon the hospital where you are working. You usually operate more in final years of training and get really busy operating after the Facharztexam.

[@ashfaqmd29]

@@docdeemishra so would you say it's worth in the end? Or is it better to change to Innere Medizin(Gastro, Cardio, usw.)

[@mugilanganesan4430]

Hello sir! First of all congratulations on your achievment ! I have been following u since my final year.Now im doing A2 in Goethe zentrum.Your videos helped me a lot regarding details of fsp and kp with those interviews you had done.During the coarse of my preparation, i come across so much confusions from documentation itself.Now a days it takes more than 6months to get Defizit bescheid.Also exams are getting difficult year by year and failure rates are high.Can u please make a video which elaborates recent analysis of doctors demand and which state one should prefer considering faster documentation and getting faster exam appoinments ! And right now doing A2,what material or which way of preparation for fsp and kp will u suggest!?

[@docdeemishra]

there are so many loaded questions which needs a lots of explanation, I will try to make videos about it.

[@mugilanganesan4430]

Thank you for your response sir! Will you please suggest me some states for giving FSP and KP considering faster documentation ,exam appoinments and decent passing rates!

[@vishnudharan5529]

Hi sir, Can you please tell about orthopaedic fellowship in Germany, after Ms Orthopaedics from India. And what's the scope of MRCS and FRCS in Germany

[@docdeemishra]

for fellowship in germany, you can directly write to the head of the departments in various hospitals. In Germany- Fellowship will be same as Observership- Since you wont have german license- can treat patients on your own- however you will be able to scrub in the Operations and Assist and learn.

[@kulispap9582]

Congratulations Around which year of residency did you start performing basic surgeries as an Operator, and when as 1st assistant?

[@docdeemishra]

well i started doing procedures like Implantremoval, Bursektomie, Anklefrakture etc in 2nd year, was 1st Assistent in Hip, Knie Replacements and major fractures from 1st year itself

[@KrishnaYadav-xb4dm]

What about orthopedic surgery along with subspecialties like hip and joint replacement? Duration?

[@docdeemishra]

After Facharzt, Subspeciality training is called Zusatzweiterbildung, for Arthroplasty the duration is 3 years ( 2 years if the Facharztweiterbildung has been done under someone who has the training authority for Arthroplasty).

[@undeceivedelect]

Hi sir, Congratulations on becoming Facharzt. 👏 Sir I wanted to ask you about advanced road map for doctors in your website. Regarding that, will be able to personally guide me if I have doubts? (If I enroll in that)

[@docdeemishra]

Through advanced Roadmap for doctors , you will be able to participate in LIVE sessions every 6-8 weeks.

[@undeceivedelect]

@@docdeemishra Thank you sir

[@TT-jy8nj]

Hello doctor! I have a couple questions regarding doing orthopedics in germany as an international medical graduate. Can I contact you privately regarding this? I graduate next year and would love to know more about german training

[@docdeemishra]

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[@likhithram4702]

Hai sir, Kindly give me info about how to practice Orthopedics in Germany ? I am 1 yr post MS Orthopedics from AIIMS India Thankyou

[@docdeemishra]

the way is to repeat part of the PG training again in Germany.

[@meenaredhu1378]

Good afternoon sir, Sir, is there any requirement of mbbs GPA to get admission in md program in Germany ?

[@docdeemishra]

No one asks for scores, just passing all the exams makes you eligible. your knowledge and skills they will test in their own exams and interviews.

[@hidolipeter4757]

Good day Sir,I am a big fan of yours from Nigeria.Thank you for your motivation. I hope to be an orthopedic Surgeon,I am a medical doctor currently preparing for the German Language Proficiency exams (B2). Please Sir, what's the next step after attaining the B2 certificate? Thank You.

[@docdeemishra]

hello, even before attaining B2 Certificate, you should have arranged all the documents- attested them from the VFS officer near you, get the documents translated from a translator in Germany, and send the application for medical license to a state in Germany.

[@hidolipeter4757]

Thank You Sir,will do. Please do you have a video listing the above documents?

[@medicalteachinghub6781]

congrats dear dr mishra. i m dr rafique from pakistan working as consultant orthopod in aga khan hospital kenya. can you plz tell, about the recognition of facharztprüfung in uk/AUS?

[@docdeemishra]

the german Facharzt is directly recognised in the UK, one can work as Consultant position in the UK. I am not sure about the system in Australia.

[@medicalteachinghub6781]

@@docdeemishra thanks brother

[@dr.taslife]

Hello sir, are there any female orthopadic surgeon in germany

[@docdeemishra]

yes, there are many