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Are you a medical doctor interested in specialising in psychiatry? We are looking for a communicative team player who always puts patients first to join the Swedish Specialist Medical Training Program (SMTP) with a projected start in 2024. To be eligible as a SMTP resident at Sahlgrenska University Hospital you need to have at least 2 years of clinical experience.
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Sahlgrenska University Hospital is the first in Scandinavia to have carried out a robot-assisted keyhole surgery for lung cancer where the robot enters through only one surgical wound. Faster operating time, healing time and reduced pain for the patient are some of the advantages of the new robot-assisted surgical method.
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New research from Sahlgrenska Academy and Sahlgrenska University Hospital shows that precision medicine can identify breast cancer patient groups where radiotherapy after breast conserving surgery is not needed.
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Happy Holidays from Sahlgrenska International Care!
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Recently our Education Manager Erika Nettelbladt joined Swecare's healthcare business delegation to Kigali, Rwanda to explore different collaboration possibilities. Our main take away?
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Are you a dentist with at least 2 years of clinical experience, interested in specialising in Orthodontics? The admission for dentists applying to enter the Specialist Dental Training Program (SDTP) in Orthodontics in September 2024 is now open.
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Photographer: Paul Björkman
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The humanitarian aid to Ukraine is coordinated by Region Västra Götaland’s special task force for Ukraine, which Sahlgrenska University Hospital is a part of. Sahlgrenska International Care is responsible for the medical equipment aid.
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Are you a medical doctor interested in specialising in ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)? We are looking for a communicative team player who always puts patients first to join the Swedish Specialist Medical Training Program (SMTP) with projected start in 2023. To be eligible as a SMTP-resident you need to have at least 2 years of clinical experience, preferably within ENT, or head and neck surgery, maxillofacial surgery and research.
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What will you remember the most from 2021? Listen to our team’s thoughts and share yours with us.