Assistanzarzt aus Frankreich

[Severine Blot]

Hello,

I'm not good enough yet to talk in German... so I'll do it in English !
I'm french and I've just started my internship here in France and I'd like to go to Germany to finish it. I choosed Pyschiatry here.
I've started to get informations about the work in Germany as Assistanzarzt but I would like to know if you knew any french people in a German hospital who did the same as me?
The official procedure is quite complicated... The French Medicine students do not do their thesis BEFORE their internship so I have no thesis yet, though I'm working in a hospital !
Otherwise, I know how it works to get a place of Assistanzarzt in Germany.

If you have any informations about this, please tell me !

[Moorhühnchen]

The French Medicine students do not do their thesis BEFORE their internship so I have no thesis yet, though I'm working in a hospital !
Otherwise, I know how it works to get a place of Assistanzarzt in Germany.

If you have any informations about this, please tell me !Well, don't worry about your thesis (if you mean the German "Doktorarbeit"). I also don't have finished mine yet and I'll start to work in march (Neurology)! ;-)
There are lots of Germans who start working without being a real "Dr."...

[Severine Blot]

Alright. Thanx for your answer. I'll see with the Arztkaemmer also.
Apart from that, another question -maybe stupid !- ... I suppose there is some foreign doctors or assistanzarzt in Germany... are they always talking perfect german?
I'm rather stressed for the language. I have good bases, but it's still quicker for me to talk English first... I'm thinking about spending 3 to 6 months in Germany to get fluent before starting the work in the hospital.
What is the language level of foreigners?

[lala]

Salut!
I have seen lots of foreign doctors in small psychiatric clinics, most of them from east-europe. In greater hospitals (and universitys) there are less foreigners (exception: in rersearch departments)....
In my opinion there`s one problem for them in Psychiatry: you have to talk a lot with psychiatric patients...often it is already not easy to understand them in german (in acute psychosis!)!!