Another 15 Health Workers Are Returning to Serbia Through the Ministry's Diaspora Office
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Health institutions throughout Serbia will receive reinforcements from the diaspora with the arrival of 15 doctors, nurses and technicians from Germany, Austria, Italy and Slovenia. Their inclusion in the domestic health system was organized by the Office for Cooperation with the Diaspora of the Ministry of Health. The returnees will work in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kraljevo, Vranje, Prokuplje, Sokobanja and Bačka Palanka. Among them are special…
Among them are specialist doctors, nurses and technicians who will strengthen the medical teams in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Nis, Kraljevo, Vranje, Prokuplje, Sokobanja and Backa Palanka. Among the returnees are doctors from Germany, Dr. Marko Miletic, a specialist in anesthesiology, who comes to the Sokobanja Special Hospital, and Dr. Marko Lazic, a specialist in internal medicine, who returns to the University Clinical Center of Serbia. Aida nurses …
"We only Have Money up There, Nothing Else": 15 More Healthcare Workers Return to Serbia From Abroad
Another 15 healthcare workers who worked in Germany, Austria, Italy and Slovenia are returning to Serbia through the Office for Cooperation with the Diaspora of the Ministry of Health and continuing their professional engagement in healthcare institutions across the country.
Another 15 health workers who worked in Germany, Austria, Italy and Slovenia are returning to Serbia through the Ministry of Health's Diaspora Cooperation Office and continue their professional engagement in health institutions throughout the country. Among them are specialist doctors, nurses and technicians who will strengthen the medical teams in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kraljevo, Vranje, [...]
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tanjug.rsAnother 15 health workers who worked in Germany, Austria, Italy and Slovenia are returning through the Ministry's Diaspora Cooperation Office.
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