Medical jobs in Poland

Therapist

Manages patients with a wide range of conditions — from chronic illnesses to complex diagnostics.

Radiologist

Performs interpretation of imaging studies: radiography, CT, MRI, ultrasound, and scintigraphy.

Neurologist

Diagnoses disorders of the nervous system: strokes, epilepsy, paresis, multiple sclerosis, neuropathies.

Psychiatrist

Works within a long-term care system: diagnosis, pharmacotherapy, and team-based psychiatric care.

Endocrinologist

Work with hormonal and metabolic disorders.

Obstetrician-gynecologist

Obstetrics and gynecology based on evidence-based standards: outpatient practice and elective surgery.

Pathologist

Final verification of diagnoses based on macro- and microscopic specimens.

Rehabilitation specialist

Manages patients after surgery, trauma, and neurological events.

Neurosurgeon

Performs surgeries on the brain, spinal cord, and spine.

Ophthalmologist

Diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases — from the retina to glaucoma.

Pediatrician

Follows the patient from birth, balancing growth physiology with early diagnosis.

Urologist

Diagnostics, treatment, outpatient consultations, ultrasound, and invasive procedures.

Anesthesiologist

The person who truly “leads” the operation. Manages the patient’s physiology at the moment when it is most vulnerable.

Emergency medicine physician

Works within the emergency care system: triage, protocols, and rapid clinical decision-making.

Endoscopist

Works in endoscopy: elective procedures, screening, and precise minimally invasive diagnostics.

Family doctor (lekarz rodzinny / POZ)

Primary care cornerstone: longterm patient management and coordination of care now.

Cardiac surgeon

The top tier of surgery. Open-heart operations, bypass grafts, prostheses, valves, and complex revisions.

Gastroenterologist

Works with gastrointestinal disorders — from functional conditions to severe inflammatory diseases.

Oncologist

Choice of treatment strategy: surgery and systemic therapy.

Trauma and orthopedic surgeon

Treats fractures, tears, and deformities; performs osteosynthesis and joint replacements.

Surgeon

Performs a wide range of procedures — from abdominal surgery to emergency cases. The work is rhythmic: operating room, dressings, and on-call shifts.

Otolaryngologist (ENT)

ENT diagnostics and minor surgical procedures using endoscopy.

Pediatric surgeon

Works in pediatric surgery: elective and emergency procedures in children.

Nephrologist

Works with kidney diseases: long-term follow-up, dialysis, and complication control.

Plastic surgeon

Elective plastic surgery: reconstructive and aesthetic procedures under strict standards.

Dentist

Prosthetics, therapy, and surgery within one specialty. Extensive manual work, optics, and work with micro-details.

Cardiologist

Diagnosis and long-term management of patients with chronic cardiac conditions.

Hematologist

Diagnoses and treats blood disorders — from anemias to oncohematology.

Orthodontist

Bite correction, jaw growth planning, and work with facial biomechanics.