YOUR CLEAR PATH INTO SWISS PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY
Swiss Psychiatry Entry Roadmap Webinar
A live, small-group program for international doctors planning to start psychiatry in German speaking Switzerland within the next 6–24 months.
Dates: 30.01., 06.02., 13.02., 20.02.2026
4
Live Sessions
60-90
min per Session
30
Seats only
100% Money-Back guarantee
Not satisfied after the first Session? Get 100% your money back. No questions asked. I am confident, you will find the value, but if you don`t I will refund your paymant immediately.
HOW TO GET YOUR REFUND
Attend session one, E-Mail me if unsattisfied, refund processed.
Who is this for?
This webinar is for international doctors who are serious about psychiatry in Switzerland. If you're from Germany, the EU, or beyond—and you're ready to understand the system, learn the culture, and position yourself for success—this is for you. Switzerland needs qualified psychiatrists. You can be one of them.
What Makes This Different
Most resources are broad and vague. This is different because it's:
Psychiatry-Only
Focused exclusively on psychiatry pathways, not generic medical career advice.
Reality-Based
Language, culture, daily work, and training structure grounded in real experience.
Strategic Entry
Built for international doctors who need a clear, actionable entry strategy.
Taught by someone who personally made the transition and knows the traps.
dr. med. Maja Dobelsek
"I've helped international doctors land Swiss psychiatry positions by teaching them what I wish I'd known starting out. I know exactly what clinics want—and how to position you to get it."
Program Structure (4 Sessions)
Session 1: Understand the Swiss System: Your Credential Roadmap
By the end, you'll know exactly what credentials you need and how to get them.
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Master the language requirements: Official vs. what clinics actually expect
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Get your credentials recognized: MEBEKO process explained
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Know your pathway: EU/EFTA vs. non-EU options (realistic timeline)
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Understand Swiss training: How it differs from your home country
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Discover hidden career pathways: More options than you think
Session 2: Find the Right Clinic: Where to Apply & Why
By the end, you'll have a shortlist of clinics that match your career goals.
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Access the insider job board: Where clinics actually post positions
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Choose the right clinic type for YOUR career: Public vs. university vs. private
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Get the complete clinic guide: Which clinics offer what (with insider insights)
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Play the long game: How to choose your first role strategically
Session 3: Applications That Get Interviews
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What Swiss chief physicians really look for
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CV examples with do`s and dont`s
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Motivation letter strategy (concrete focus points)
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Optional pre-reading/courses/conferences that strengthen your profile
Session 4: Negotiate Your Best Offer: Salary, Terms & Interview Secrets
By the end, you'll negotiate confidently and know when to say no.
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Know your worth: Realistic salary ranges + what matters beyond pay
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Ask the right questions: 5 interview questions that change everything
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Spot red flags: How to identify and avoid bad offers
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Live Q&A: Get your specific questions answered
What's Included
4 live Zoom sessions
List of clinics in German-speaking Switzerland with differences
Recordings of all sessions
CV feedback (anonymised with consent)
Materials to prepare for clinical work
Live Q&A
Frequently asked Questions
Is this course in English?
Yes. All sessions are in English.
Is this only for EU/EFTA doctors?
The main pathway is EU/EFTA-focused. We will also discuss realistic options and limitations for non-EU candidates
Will you place me in a job?
No. This is an educational program to help you plan, position, and apply effectively. That being said, I do have connections to HR in the clinic where I work and some other clinics. If I see that you are suitable, I can help you find the right place to apply.
Disclaimer
This program provides educational career guidance based on clinical experience and publicly available training structures. Requirements can vary by canton and may change. Always confirm official rules with the relevant Swiss authorities and individual clinics.