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The Zadar County attracts doctors with 500 euros a month for rent
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

The Zadar County attracts doctors with 500 euros a month for rent

The Zadar County administration is addressing a shortage of doctors by offering a monthly housing subsidy of 500 euros to medical professionals who do not already have stable housing. This initiative aims to attract both local and international doctors, including those from Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia, to work in the region. The program applies to family physicians working at the Zadar County Health House and seasonal staff at tourist clinics during the summer months. Doctors like Ante Jurić have expressed satisfaction with the move, citing benefits such as shorter waiting lists and improved patient care. The county hopes to extend this program in the future.

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The Zadar County attracts doctors with 500 euros a month for rent

The Zadar County administration is addressing a shortage of doctors by offering a monthly housing subsidy of 500 euros to medical professionals who do not already have stable housing. This initiative aims to attract both local and international doctors, including those from Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia, to work in the region. The program applies to family physicians working at the Zadar County Health House and seasonal staff at tourist clinics during the summer months. Doctors like Ante Jurić have expressed satisfaction with the move, citing benefits such as shorter waiting lists and improved patient care. The county hopes to extend this program in the future.

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