28. July 2025.
Denmark is opening new positions for medical specialists from the EU this August and beyond. This is an ideal opportunity to find the right position for yourself, not only thanks to the wide range of roles available, but also because new Danish language courses are starting soon.
⚠️ The courses begin in August and November.
So, now is the perfect time to start preparing your portfolio, submit your applications for the desired positions, and begin learning Danish. Without further delay, let’s take a look at the available positions!
(General, Breast, Oncological, and Thoracic Radiology)
A complete application, including a motivation letter, must be submitted during August.
Position includes:
Key advantage: collaboration with a university hospital, offering long-term opportunities for professional development and research.
Work is divided across two locations:
The positions include full integration support, an online language course, and coaching and mentoring.
Key advantage: A rare opportunity to take over ownership of a dental clinic with full operational support, including legal guidance, management, marketing, and more. After approximately five years of collaboration, the candidate assumes full ownership and keeps 100% of future profits.
Openings in the university and regional hospitals across three regions.
University Hospital Position:
Regional Hospital Position:
Positions include:
Key advantages:
Key advantage: Independent, highly specialized unit focused on:
No problem – get in touch! Our consulting team will proactively search for positions that match your profile.
And even more:
Other people’s experiences confirm this. One of those people is Brooke Black, an American who decided to relocate to Denmark and has shared her experiences with People.
What left the biggest impression on her was the aforementioned work-life balance:
“I’m in the middle of the three to four-week period in the summer that all Danish companies are encouraged to give to their employees a long summer vacation, and most truly shut off and go be with their families. I think we feel like three-day weekends are a luxury, but I feel like Danish workplaces are better at acknowledging that we’re human and there’s a balance to everything.”
As a side note, estimates are that an average workweek in Denmark has a total of 37 hours.
The reason for that could be that Danish people value efficiency and output more than the number of working hours. That’s at least what Maxime Robert, Principal Client Services Manager at a recruiting company, thinks.
When it comes to the experiences of our candidates — healthcare professionals who have relocated to Denmark with our support — one that stands out is that of a specialist in internal medicine and gastroenterology who is extremely satisfied with the differences in working conditions, specifically between Croatia and Denmark.
“I love Croatia, but the conditions here are immeasurably better, I dare say impressive. The number of patients is significantly lower, and the organization and primary health care are much better. I don’t have any administrative tasks, which is what I spent half my time doing in Croatia. The work of a gastroenterologist is greatly facilitated, and access to colonoscopy and gastroscopy is much better and more organized, unlike in our country.”
Incor is a specialised consultancy that offers consulting services to medical professionals from the EU. We also work the other way around – representing healthcare institutions across the EU that are seeking qualified medical staff and doing marketing for them. Therefore, we can help you:
In short, we support you throughout the entire relocation process.
If you’re a medical specialist ready for a new professional chapter, don’t wait. Reach out to us today!
August and September are extremely busy, since we’re conducting multiple online interviews. That means now is the perfect time to apply so we can align all details in time.
Contact us and we’ll send you a free PDF with detailed information about open positions and our services. You can also fill out the contact form below.
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