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Öppettider sommar 2026

Medlemsrådgivning:

Vecka 28–32 har medlemsrådgivningen öppet: måndag–torsdag 09.00–15.00 och fredag 09.00–13.00

Vecka 33–36 (v. 36 måndag, 09:00-16:00) tisdag-torsdag kl. 09:00-17:00 & fredagkl. 09:00-13:00.

Medlemsservice:

Vecka 29 & 30 har medlemsservice stängt, övriga veckor öppet som vanligt. Telefontid 09:00-12:00 och medlem@slf.se öppet hela vardagar.

Working in Radiology in Sweden

There is an increasing interest of working as a Radiologist or Radiology resident in Sweden.

To do this, you first have to get a Swedish medical license to practise.

When you have your license, you have to apply for a job (whether residency or if you already have a Radiology specialist license). Mostly, you find jobs through the local hospitals, and your best bet is to contact those directly. However, you can also find jobs through two medical newspapers - though those only have job postings in Swedish. Here are the links to those two papers:

https://lakartidningen.se/lakarkarriar/
https://www.dagensmedicin.se/lediga-jobb/

Knowledge of the Swedish language is essential when working in the Swedish Health Care system. You can read more about this here: https://legitimation.socialstyrelsen.se/en/licence-application/outside-eu-eea/doctor-of-medicine-educated-outside-eu-eea/

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