Employment and training
Stavanger University Hospital offers excellent opportunities for both professional and personal development.
We employ around 7500 staff from more than 30 different countries all over the world, covering more than 50 professional groups. All of them are different and fill different roles, but our common goal is to be the best that we can be at what we do.
We are always looking for talented and motivated professionals within most healthcare specialisms. The demand for more staff does not only extend to health workers; we also need technical, financial and administrative expertise. In this section you can learn more about how to apply for a job at the hospital and the requirements for working here.
The same criteria apply to foreign nationals as to Norwegian nationals
- You must be able to communicate in Norwegian both verbally and in writing.
- You must produce a valid residence permit and work permit if required.
- You must produce a licence to practice if required.
- Criminal records certificate for positions where a criminal records check is required, such as positions working with children and mentally disabled people.
- Proof of vaccinations.
General rules on residence and work permits
- EEA citizens (EU and EFTA) may register with the Norwegian authorities instead of applying for a residence and work permit. EEA citizens must register if they intend to stay and work in Norway for longer than three months. The registration scheme is managed by the Norwegian police service.
- Citizens of the Nordic countries are automatically entitled to reside and work in Norway.
- Non-EEA citizens must usually apply for a residence permit.
- If you hold a temporary residence and work permit, you must notify your employer to that effect. Your permit must be renewed no later than one month before it expires. Forms for registering and applying for residence and work permits in Norway can be found on the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration website. Information about tax deduction cards and identity checks, required documentation and application forms can be found on the Norwegian Tax Administration's website or on the New in Norway website.
- Once you have applied for a tax deduction card and undergone an identity check you will be issued with a national ID number or D number. You can find more information on the Norwegian Tax Administration and New in Norway websites.
- You must have a Norwegian national ID number in order to open a bank account and receive salary payments.
Last updated 5/28/2024