Specialist in family medicine to Vestland
About this role
A welcoming municipality on Norway's west coast invites a family medicine specialist to join and strengthen its healthcare services
This is an attractive opportunity to work in a professionally engaged environment with modern facilities and stable access to support staff. The municipality is committed to continuity in healthcare and welcomes GPs looking to establish themselves for the long term.
About the GP service
The municipality has 15 doctors spread across several well-run medical clinics. GPs can work either as private practitioners or salaried employees, depending on the agreement. The clinics are modern and well-equipped, with stable access to skilled nurses, biomedical laboratory scientists and medical secretaries.
GPs participate in on-call duty at an intermunicipal emergency clinic located at a nearby hospital. The clinic is staffed by nurses 24/7, with a doctor on call from 3 PM to 8 AM on weekdays and 24-hour shifts on weekends and public holidays.
Professional requirements
Medical license and specialist approval from an EU country.
Specialist in family medicine, preferably with minimum two years of experience.
Good communication skills in English, and motivated to learn Norwegian.
Experience in pediatric medicine and infant check-ups.
Experience in gynecological examinations in an office setting.
Skilled in minor surgical procedures.
Ability to handle a broad variety of patients and diagnoses independently.
Class B driver's license.
A clean criminal record must be documented through a police certificate in accordance with the Health Personnel Act.
Personal attributes
You have a genuine interest and thrive to work and live in Norway - in a small and tranquil environment.
You collaborate easily with other colleagues.
You prioritize the patient and are passionate about the profession.
If you choose working here, you will get
Solid income and good working conditions.
Good collegial relationships.
Favorable pension scheme through KLP.
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