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Medic's Guide to Work and Electives Around the World - Electives, hospitals, medical schools, medicine, nursing, travel, work, NGOs, voluntary work, UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Mark Wilson
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REPUBLIC OF SLOVAKIA
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Slovakia Republic hospitals, electives, medical schools, NGOs, recruitment agencies, voluntary work, nursing, medical, health care, rural, charity work, elective, hospital, missionary work, Australia, New Zealand, UK, USA, medics travel, the medics guide to work and electives around the world, mark wilsonThe Slovak Republic

Population: 5.5 million
Language: Slovak
Capital: Bratislava
Currency: Slovak koruna
Int Code: +421

Useful Address for electives:

The Slovak Medical Students Association (Slovenská asociácia sˇtudentov medicíny (SloMSA))c/o BSM, Sasinkova 2, 813 72 Bratislava, Slovakia Tel: +421 7 59357 458 www.slomsa.sk SloMSA, as well as representing their own students, can help arrange exchanges in Bratisvala, Martin or Kosˇice. They offer a vast array of electives in each of them. Shared accommodation in a student hostel can usually be provided. Full details are on the web.

Useful Addresses:

Ministry of Health, 2 Limbová, Bratislava 833 41 Tel: +421 7 377 940 Fax: 7 377 659
Slovak Medical Association, Legionarska 4, 81322 Bratislavia Tel. +421 7 554 24 015 Fax: 7 554 23 63
Slovakian Dental Association: Fibichova 14, Bratislava 821 05 Tel: +421 2 43 29 31 22 Fax: +421 2 43 41 05 18 www.internet.sk/skzl 

MEDICAL SCHOOLS/MAIN HOSPITALS:

Comenius University, Faculty of Medicine, (Universita Komenskeho, Lékarská Fakulta) Sˇpitálska 24, 811 08 Bratislava, Slovakia Tel: +421 7 59357111 Fax 7 59357201 www.fmed.uniba.sk  e-mail sd@fmed.uniba.sk

PJ Safarik University, (Universita PJ Safarika) Lékarská Fakulta, Dekanát LFUPJS Kosice, Tr. SNP č1,PO Box 38 041 80 Kosice Tel: +421 95 642 8151 Fax: 95 642 81 51 www.upjs.sk The second-largest medical school in Slovakia has a new large University Hospital as well an old one (L Pasteur S Faculty Hospital, 43 Rastislavna, Kosice 040 00 Tel: +421 95 622 5251

Comenius University, (Universita Komenskeho) Jesenius Medical Faculty, MaláHora C4, 036 01 Martin Tel: +421 842 333 05 Fax: 842 363 32 The University uses the teaching hospital in Martin (Faculty Hospital, 2 Kollárová, Martin 036 59 Tel: (842) 341 31), a town in central Slovakia below Low Fatra Mountains, 40 minutes from excellent skiing and tourist facilities.

 

 

 
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