The government has decided to facilitate the integration of doctors and nurses who have immigrated to Israel into the health system • The state intends to remove bureaucratic barriers that have slowed down their absorption process
Medical staff (photographed has no connection to the article) in a hospital in Israel // Archive photo: Michel Dot Com
In line with doctors and nurses who immigrate to Israel during the Korna period
: The government today (Sunday) approved the proposal of the Minister of Immigration and Absorption for the release and removal of barriers to obtaining medical licenses in Israel, facing new immigrants with medical and para-medical licenses from abroad. New immigrants and will contribute greatly to the medical system in Israel.
The decision means that hundreds of doctors and dozens of other nursing staff and other trained people who have immigrated to Israel in recent years will absorb more quickly into the public health system and increase the workforce in homes and health funds in Israel.
The Minister of Immigration and Absorption, MK Pnina Tamano Sheta, said of the decision: "In the last decade, about 10,000 new immigrants with training in the medical and paramedical professions have immigrated to Israel, and every year more than 300 immigrant doctors are admitted to the health system.
I am glad that the government approved the decision I initiated together with the Prime Minister and the Minister of Health as it will contribute greatly to the hundreds of new immigrants who have already arrived in Israel, encourage and expedite the immigration of thousands more, and assist the public health system in tackling the corona plague.
"In an emergency like this, where the corona plague is raging around the world, removing barriers is a real and immediate need, and every medical staff member is significant and vital to the health system and the citizens of Israel. In addition to contributing to public health, absorbing hundreds more workers and thousands more In the coming years, it will lead to the improvement of human capital, economic growth and the development of the economy in Israel, "the Ministry of Absorption said.
