NEW Specialist Positions in Sweden and Denmark [May 2025]

30. April 2025.

In May, we have new specialist positions in Sweden and Denmark coming up! These two Scandinavian countries are known for being extremely desirable for both work and life, and are currently looking for specialists in pathology, orthopedics, oncology, and many other areas.

Discover all new job opportunities below, as well as why get employed as a specialist in Sweden or Denmark in the first place.

Sweidhs houses by the canal
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Specialist Positions in Sweden

Sweden is looking for specialists in 9 areas, from pathology to pulmonology. More specifically, these are the specialists in demand:

  • Pathology Specialist
  • Radiology Specialist
  • Psychiatry Specialist
  • Ophthalmology Specialist
  • Pediatric Ophthalmology Specialist
  • Child Psychiatry Specialist
  • Internal Medicine Specialist
  • Nephrology Specialist
  • Pulmonology Specialist
Stockholm, Sweden
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Specialist Positions in Denmark

Denmark is seeking specialists across 12 branches of medicine, with some positions requiring niche expertise:

  • Radiology Specialist with subspecialization in breast, oncology, or thoracic radiology
  • Gastroenterology Specialist
  • Hematology Specialist
  • Orthopedics Specialist (shoulder and elbow)
  • Child Psychiatry Specialist
  • General Psychiatry Specialist
  • Geriatric Psychiatry Specialist
  • Oncology Specialist
  • Pathology Specialist
  • Emergency Medicine Specialist
  • Breast Surgery Specialist
  • Pulmonology Specialist
Classical Danish houses near the shore, with boats in front of them
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Why Work as a Specialist in Sweden or Denmark?

The work-life balance in both countries is exceptional. In Denmark, for example, healthcare professionals typically work only 36 hours a week, with eight-hour on-call shifts. Employees in Sweden work about 18% fewer hours than the OECD average. Life in both countries is rich — filled with nature, outdoor activities, relaxation, and time spent with family and friends.

Interestingly, both Swedes and Danes even have special words to describe moments of relaxation, highlighting their importance to both nations. In Sweden, fika denotes a coffee break enjoyed with colleagues, family, or friends. In Denmark, hygge refers to the ritual of creating a cozy, warm atmosphere and cherishing quality moments with loved ones.

Hygge
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Naturally, a high standard of living and competitive salaries also contribute greatly to the quality of life. Denmark, for example, boasts an excellent public transportation system and low crime rates.

Other advantages of working in Sweden or Denmark include opportunities for professional and academic development, job security, and significantly less administrative burden and workplace pressure — primarily because workplace hierarchies are less ‘tyrannical’ than in many countries. Everyone is treated with respect and equality.

Request More Information About the Available Positions

Interested in specialist positions in Sweden or Denmark? Contact us, and we will send you a free PDF with more details.

If you decide to work in Denmark or Sweden, you can count on our support every step of the way.

We offer professional assistance with:

  • Applying for your desired position and preparing for interviews
  • Preparing your CV and cover letter
  • Supervising your application for a work license
  • Finding an apartment or house
  • Finding a school or kindergarten for your children
  • Taking the first steps needed to settle in your new country

We would be happy to provide you with more details about our placement services and the available positions. Send us a message or fill out the form below!

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