This workshop is primarily designed for doctors preparing for the OSCE examination, a crucial requirement for obtaining their Läkärlegitimation in Sweden. However, we strongly recommend this workshop to all healthcare professionals aspiring to work in Sweden.
The OSCE exam is fundamentally an assessment of your ability to communicate effectively with patients in Swedish—a combination of your Swedish language skills and medical knowledge.
You may have studied Swedish extensively, practiced medical terminology, and read numerous articles, but have you ever had the chance to examine a Swedish patient and engage in real communication while being observed by an experienced surgeon or doctor from Sweden? Have you received direct feedback from them?
This workshop provides you with that opportunity, even without being in Sweden. It’s a rare chance to practice patient communication skills in Swedish with native doctors, offering you invaluable experience before you make the move to Sweden.
In this upcoming workshop, Dr. Mesut Özdedeoğlu, an experienced doctor and surgeon from Turkey, who recently completed the process of obtaining his Swedish medical license (legitimation) and is now working in Sweden, will be joining us.
He will share his first-hand experiences and offer invaluable tips that go beyond standard preparation. These insights and feedback are the result of years of effort, challenges, and successes, all brought together for you in Ankara, at Çağrı Dil Okulu.
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to enhance your skills and significantly increase your chances of success in Sweden. Register now to secure your spot and take advantage of the early bird discount.
For registration, please fill out the contact form below or send an email to info@swedishbrain.se expressing your interest in attending the workshop.
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