How to get a job as a urologist in Poland — conditions and requirements

Planning to look for a job as a urologist in Poland and don’t know where to start? Contact our company — we will advise you, provide consultations, offer several vacancies to choose from, and help ensure fast employment.

Why are we confident that there will be several vacancies? The reason is that Poland is currently experiencing a critical shortage of competent doctors across various specialties. And urology is one of the most in-demand fields. This means that today doctors from post-Soviet countries — especially Ukraine and Belarus — have a unique chance to change their lives.

What does a urologist do in a Polish medical institution?

A urologist’s field of practice includes the male and female genitourinary system, as well as the kidneys, adrenal glands, and prostate. A professional urologist:

• monitors patients and selects optimal conservative and surgical treatment in accordance with European protocols;

• performs surgical procedures and manages patients during the postoperative period;

• analyzes and evaluates test results;

• provides emergency care;

• consults doctors of other specialties — andrologists, gynecologists, endocrinologists, oncologists.

The position of a urologist also involves maintaining related medical documentation.

Key requirements for a urologist from Polish clinics

The goal of any employer is to hire a qualified and responsible specialist. In addition, employment standards in the medical field are regulated by Polish law. Therefore, candidates applying for a urologist position in Poland are expected to:

• holding a higher education diploma with a specialization in urology. The issue of its nostrification in Poland will arise after you have already started working and receiving a salary;

• professional experience in the specialty — at least 3 years within the last 5 years. At present, Ukrainian citizens may be employed without meeting this requirement;

• knowledge of the Polish language at a level that allows free communication with colleagues and patients, studying medical literature, and maintaining specialized documentation;

• having permission and a license to practice medicine;

• relevant personal qualities. First and foremost, a doctor must be able to communicate effectively with patients and colleagues, be responsible, and strive to gain new experience and knowledge.

For those who meet the listed requirements, a high salary is offered — from 9,700 PLN gross per month for a standard eight-hour working day, as well as additional payments and bonuses for high-quality work, overtime and on-call duties, social guarantees, assistance with housing search, and other benefits.

Interested in relocating to Poland to work as a urologist in a modern clinic under comfortable conditions? Contact our consultants — we will guide you on where to start and how to go through the entire process smoothly and without unnecessary effort.