Dr. Med. Marton Balázs János - Internal Medicine - Germany
EGV - through our candidates eyes:
“Overall I am very pleased with my experience with EGV and I can sincerely recommend them to anybody”
Dr. Denisa Babeanu - Resident Doctor for Cardiology - Germany
EGV - through our candidates eyes:
“If a while ago I was on that side of reading all these success stories, now I know it is true, I am also a small part of them now!”
Dr. Todorova Karamfila - Specialist Doctor in Pediatrics - Brandenburg
EGV - through our candidates eyes:
“I'd like to thank very much the entire EGV team for all the support they gave me . My dream to work in Germany came true because of you.”
Dr. Veronika V. - Obstetrics and gynecology specialist - Bayern
EGV - through our candidates eyes:
“My collaboration with the company EGV did not end when I arrived in Germany, I continually receive immediate answer to any question I have.”
Dr. Tsotsovska - Resident Doctor in Gynecology - Brandenburg Germany
EGV - through our candidates eyes:
“The EGV Team is wonderful! Thank you for helping me and my family fulfill our dream: Living and working in Germany.””
Dr. V. M. - Cardiology - France
EGV - through our candidates eyes:
“The people here in the hospital are amazing. They are open minded and make me feel appreciated and respected. I have no regrets when it comes to moving abroad, although in the beginning it was a bit difficult, until I managed to bring my family along as well.”
Histoires à succès
Histoires à succès: Dr. Turcanu Mihai
The things start to settle down for us little by little.
On the first weekend we explored the surroundings. The small towns are wonderful; we arrived to Karlovy, then to Bayreuth, Wunsiedel etc.
About the hospital is hard to write. The hospital is one where the emergencies are treated only during the day. Here I attended surgeries as: osteosynthesis ; hip and knee prosthesis, the classical ones or the ones attended by the Galileo robot, that I have seen before only on Discovery; and then vascular surgeries as pacemaker montage for heart or varicosity. We also do laparoscopic surgeries of inguinal hernias. I don’t have enough time to describe the way the surgery rooms look like here.
From the time point of view is not that good as you start work at 7 a.m. and you finish around 16-17 p.m. Here the doctor does everything: taking blood samples, bandage up, cateter, etc.
I have a nice office, obvious with a computer that has access to all the medical documents a patient had before, even the medical imagistic data.
The clinic is well equipped having between others an electric mechanism for putting the patient on the surgery table, observation cabin for the patience from the department, an interconnection system with the Nurnberg University, Regensburg University and some other hospitals from the region that allows us to be in contact with the doctors from these hospitals. When a blood sample is taken, the sample is placed in a fabric covering and is sent to the laboratory throw a vacuum system.
After less than 5 minutes (3 minutes maybe) the system signals the results bulletin. If the results have pathological figures, these will appear on all the computers. Or should I tell you about the ADAC helicopter which lands on the heliport in order to take the patients to the university hospitals? Here is another world.
My colleagues are ok, I also got to know some Romanians whom have been very nice and offered to help us at the beginning.
So that the result is positive and we look trustful ahead.
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