Perm State Medical University named after Academician E.A. Wagner

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Perm State Medical University named after Academician E. A. Wagner
Department of Foreign Languages
Perm 20201

2.

Doctors educated in the
Czech Republic are in
demand not only in this
country, but all over the
world. They can be found
in Germany, Austria,
Canada and even the
USA. The reason for this lies
not so much in a large set
of specialties, among
which you can choose a
suitable one, but in the
high professionalism of
graduates and the
international standard of
education.

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Pharmaceuticals
Physiotherapy and occupational therapy
Nursing
Dentistry
Pediatrics
Ophthalmology
Neurology
Surgery
Gynecology and others.

4.

There are 4 universities in the Czech Republic,
where foreigners can get quality medical
education. This:
Charles University;
Masaryk University;
Palacky University in Olomuc;
University of Ostrava.

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By far the most popular, iconic and top-end is the Charles
University (Univerzita Karlova). It has not one, but three medical
faculties. It is safe to say that the faculties of this university are
prestige, high status, centuries-old history and famous graduates.
There are just a lot of reasons to enroll here.
In order to enter Charles University, you must first of all nostrify
(certify) a certificate of complete secondary education. In
addition, you need to pass the state exam in the Czech language
at a level not lower than B2. This academic year, representatives of
the university even stated that they would accept applicants with
a level of knowledge of the C1 language.

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A good alternative to the famous Charles University is
Masarykova univerzita. The medical faculty appeared
here in 1919, so you can also count on the glorious
traditions and professionalism of teachers. The university is
literally "stuffed" with modern equipment: there are
auditoriums, laboratories, an anatomical museum, a huge
library, equipped with the latest technology.
By the way, the University Hospital is located next to the
hostel - an excellent place for internship. By applying here,
you can be sure that after graduation you will have a
good career, backed up by solid knowledge and
practice.

7.

No less popular in Europe is the Faculty of Medicine
of the University of Palacky in Olomouc (Univerzita
Palackého v Olomouci). This is where most foreign
students go. It also uses modern technologies such
as telemedicine (for live TV broadcasts from the
operating room). After undergraduate studies, you
can enroll in a master's or doctoral program. Palacky
University is worth choosing for those planning to
study diagnostics, therapy, disease occurrence and
epidemiology.

8.

The spirit of youth soars in
the Faculty of Medicine at
the University of Ostrava
(Technická univerzita
Ostrava). And it is not
surprising, because this is the
youngest medical faculty in
the Czech Republic. As the
heads of the university
assure, the specialty of the
university is not only good
technical equipment, but
also an individual approach
to teaching each student.
Training takes place in
English and Czech.

9.

A voucher to the Faculty of
Medicine can be obtained
by passing well exams in
specialized subjects
(chemistry and biology).
Several universities
supplement this list with TSP
and Latin.
TSP is an exam of the
applicant's preparedness
for learning. You are tested
for your ability to process
large texts, find even small
differences in pictures, and
check large amounts of
information.

10.

The Czech Republic, like any other
modern and progressive country, is
interested in qualified doctors. Therefore,
the state is making great efforts to retain
newly minted specialists, creating all kinds
of conditions for them.

11.

At the very beginning of your career, a salary of at least 1000
euros awaits you. However, the real earnings in the healthcare
sector are much higher. For instance:
the therapist's salary is 1,300 euros;
family doctor - over 2,500 euros;
surgeon - more than 1,300 euros;
cardiologist - 1540-2150 euros;
ophthalmologist - more than 1540 euros;
pediatrician - over 2,700 euros.
And this is only in the Czech Republic. In the countries of
Scandinavia, as well as Austria, Germany, Great Britain,
specialists with a Czech diploma are readily accepted. The
salaries there are definitely higher.

12.

Clinics in the Czech Republic not only pay for
health and pension insurance, but also provide
paid leave, which can last up to 6 weeks, as well
as other social benefits. In places where there is an
acute shortage of doctors, they can even provide
rental housing at “tasty” discounted prices.