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Career
Here we have summarised various information for people who want to work in radiology – from training and job hunting to the application process.
The academic system in Germany
Studying medicine is the first step on your way to becominng a doctor. During their studies, students often complete their doctorate, thereby becoming a Dr. med.. Research is usually done at university hospitals. The last step up is a habilitation.
Tips for the job search
Finding a suitable position as a radiologist or radiographer in Germany can be challenging, especially for doctors from abroad. A strategic approach and using various resources are crucial. Here are some detailed steps and tips to make your job search effective and successful.
Application
The first step on the career ladder is the application. Here you can find out which requirements you need to fulfil in order to apply for a job in a radiology department. We have also put together tips for your application letter and CV.
Professional events
The German Radiological Society (DRG) and associated medical associations offer a wide range of events and training programmes. Participation in these is both advisable and legally required in order to practise the medical profession.
Teaching materials
On the way to becoming a radiology specialist, a few standard works should not be missing on your reading list. Here you will find an overview.
Recommended websites for radiology migrants
There is a multitude of resources that provide up-to-date radiology education, comprehensive e-anatomy and imaging anatomy resources and the like that are useful for radiology trainees and specialists. We have listed the best ones for you.