It is difficult for New Zealand immigrant doctors to find jobs in hospitals.

Doctors have been removed from the list of occupations in short supply of skilled immigrants in New Zealand, which is not good news for international students who want to immigrate to New Zealand. According to NZ Huaxin News, it is difficult for new immigrant doctors to find jobs in hospitals, so immigration officials are considering deleting general practitioners from the list of long-term technical shortages.

Although many of them may already be residents here and have passed the English test and other related medical tests, immigration doctors still say that they are excluded from employment. Not only immigrant doctors, but also young local doctors who have just graduated can hardly find jobs in Auckland.

Doctors from non-western countries who come to New Zealand overseas must pass the New Zealand registration examination and work under supervision for one year before they can register. Morella Lascurain, a doctor who passed the NZREX exam, has a private clinic in downtown Auckland. He said the road to NZREX was a dead end. She learned that at least 22 doctors from different regions such as Africa, Middle East and Asian countries passed the exam, but they still couldn't find jobs as hospital doctors. For the doctor position provided by the regional health bureau for graduates, suitable candidates are selected through the employment advanced selection plan. Vacant positions give priority to New Zealand medical college graduates through the qualification system. Doctors who passed NZREX had to take the initiative to contact the regional health bureau, hoping to have one or two vacancies.

Rob Stevens, general manager of Immigration New Zealand, said that the authorities have noticed the seriousness of the problem and will put it on the agenda next year. Des Gorman, chairman of Health Workforce NZ, an organization engaged in government health planning, said that expert doctors always need to be imported from overseas, but the shortage of local doctors is always mentioned. Fewer and fewer doctors trained in New Zealand intend to leave their jobs, and more and more postgraduate doctors are being trained. ? The days when there was an urgent need to recruit new doctors will soon be gone forever. Gorman said. John Adams, chairman of the medical committee, said that he had realized that some doctors who passed NZREX could not find jobs in the first year after graduation. The Committee will re-examine the number of NZREX next year. Doctors trained overseas account for 40% of the total number of doctors in New Zealand.

During this period, experienced Canadian immigrants removed six major occupations, followed by New Zealand. What is the fate of the Australian doctor profession? It is understood that the doctor is on the list of potential immigrant occupations in Australia, so students who want to immigrate after studying abroad should carefully choose this major.