Responsibilities
- Breast, thyroid and lymph node ultrasound
- Abdominal ultrasound and other scans within your competence
- Accurate reports and cooperation with the clinic's doctors
Requirements
- Right to practise medicine (PWZ) in Poland
- Ultrasound experience (e.g. radiology specialisation or an ultrasound course)
- Precision and care in reporting
What we offer
- Work in a modern, fully equipped office (ultrasound, colposcope, gynecological chair)
- Flexible schedule, including the possibility of working on Saturdays
- Attractive pay based on the number of visits
- Full administrative support and a reception team that handles bookings
- A friendly atmosphere and growth opportunities in a rapidly expanding clinic in central Warsaw
Our patients
We see patients in Polish, Ukrainian, Russian and English. Speaking Ukrainian or Russian is an advantage.
Trained abroad?
We welcome doctors from Ukraine and other countries who hold the right to practise medicine (PWZ) in Poland. Terms of cooperation are discussed individually.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the right to practise in Poland?
Yes. Seeing patients independently requires the right to practise medicine (PWZ) in Poland, issued by the regional medical chamber.
What are the schedule and pay like?
The schedule is flexible and Saturday work is possible. Pay depends on the number of visits; details are discussed at the interview.
How do I apply?
Send your CV to kariera@aurora-medical.pl or call +48 884 807 400.
How to apply
Send your CV with the job title in the subject line, or give us a call — we look forward to meeting you.