On behalf of several public hospitals in Denmark, Look Abroad! offers attractive jobs for medical doctors specialised in pathology. We have job offers in areas such as gastrointestinal, dermatological and gynaecological pathology, but we are interested in hearing from pathologist of any speciality. We have vacancies at the island of Zealand and in the central part of the Jutland peninsula.
Why Should You Apply?
Apply for this job if you would like to get:
- Good opportunities for professional development.
- A permanent and stable full-time job.
- A 37-hours working week and 6 weeks paid holidays.
- A very competitive salary exceeding 110.000 euros gross/year.
- Work and live in a medium-sized town at Zealand or in Jutland, enjoying a high quality of life and being close to nature.
- A good work-life balance.
- A future life and career in Denmark, one of Europe’s top welfare states.
- A free, 5-months intensive Danish language course during which you will be paid an economical support of 1.000 euros per month.
- A 2-weeks Danish medical language programme via Skype.
- Medical authorisation in Denmark without having to do it yourself.
- Assistance with the relocation to Denmark and spouse employment assistance.
Your Tasks
- You will work in a highly specialised pathology department.
- Your daily tasks will be carried out in a well-functioning and streamlined laboratory.
- Your role and your tasks will depend on the specific position and the hospital. We will offer you further information about the position(s) in which you are interested during the job interviews.
Qualifications
- Specialized in pathology (residency) or about to finish the residency.
- Preferably some experience and interest in gastrointestinal pathology, dermatological pathology or gynaecological pathology.
- You are motivated for living and working abroad.
- To be able to help you obtaining your Danish authorisation we need you to:
- Be a citizen of a European Union member state.
- Have a university degree in medicine and medical specialisation from a European Union member state OR …
- … have a certificate recognising your residency from a European Union member state and at least 3 years of work experience from the same European Union member state obtained after completing your residency.
Languages
You will use the Danish language at work, and you will get intensive, free language training to help you reach a sufficient level before starting to work in Denmark. To be able to participate in the Danish language course you will need to:
- Be available for participation in an intensive 5-months online Danish course (you will receive a financial support of 1.000 euros/month during the course).
- Be proficient in spoken and written English (B2 level or better).
How do you apply?
Please forward your application and CV in English or Spanish marked ”Pathologist” by mail to Arne Beyerholm at jobs@look-abroad.eu as soon as possible.
Please include a copy of the diplomas for your degree in medicine. Feel free to include any further attachments, which you find relevant, e.g. certificates, references, etc. These should be in English or Spanish.
If you do not want to apply for this position but would like us to consider your CV for other jobs in Denmark or Northern Europe, then feel free to forward your CV. Forward it by sending a mail with the title “Unsolicited application”. Please include your diploma and other attachments as described in the paragraph above.
Should you have any questions, then please send an e-mail to the above-mentioned mail address.
Look Abroad! helps Spanish and international medical doctors, dentists and engineers finding good jobs in Denmark and Northern Europe. Read more about us at: https://look-abroad.business.site.
To be able to help you obtaining your Danish authorisation we need you to:
Be a citizen of a European Union member state.
Have a university degree in medicine and medical specialisation from a European Union member state OR …
… have a certificate recognising your residency from a European Union member state and at least 3 years of work experience from the same European Union member state obtained after completing your residency.
