Title
1. Specialist in
internal
medicine
2. Specialist in
cardiology
3. Specialist in
hematology
4. Specialist in
clinical
immunology
and allergology
5. Specialist in
pulmonary
medicine
Residency
3 ½ years, as followsA. 3 years internal medicine
B. 6 months in one of the following or three months in each of
two of the following specialties: clinical immunology and
allergology, oncology, endocrinology, medical genetics,
gastroenterology, geriatrics, hematology, bone marrow
transplants, emergency room, intensive care, cardiac intensive
care, pulmonary diseases, internal medicine clinic or family
medicine clinic or ambulatory care internal medicine clinic,
neurology, nephrology, dermatology, psychiatry, cardiology,
rheumatology, diagnostic radiology, rehabilitation, infectious
diseases.
One of the following three tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine
3 years cardiology; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 year cardiology
2 years internal medicine
2 years cardiology; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
3 years cardiology
Note: In all three tracks, it is mandatory to spend at least 6
months but not more than a year in a unit for cardiac intensive
care.
One of the following three tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine
2 ½ years hematology; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 year hematology
2 years internal medicine
1 ½ years hematology; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
2 ½ years hematology
One of the following three tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine or pediatrics
1 year
clinical immunology
1 year allergology; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 year clinical immunology
2 years internal medicine
1 year allergology; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
1 year clinical immunology
1 year allergology
One of the following three tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine
2 ¼ years pulmonary medicine, of which 3 months must be in an
accredited respiratory intensive care department; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 ¼ years pulmonary medicine, of which 3 months must be in an
accredited respiratory intensive care department;
2 years internal medicine
one year pulmonary medicine; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
2 ¼ years pulmonary medicine, of which 3 months must be in an
accredited respiratory intensive care department.
Note: In each of the three tracks, one year of the two years in
Title
6. Specialist in
gastroenterolog
y
7. Specialist in
endocrinology
8. Specialist in
nephrology
9. Specialist in
pediatrics
10. Specialist in
neurology
Residency
pulmonary medicine may be done in an outpatient clinic or in a
center for the prevention of pulmonary diseases.
One of the following three tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine
2 ½ years gastroenterology; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 year gastroenterology
2 years internal medicine
1 ½ years gastroenterology; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
2 ½ years gastroenterology.
One of the following four tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine
2 years endocrinology; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 year endocrinology
2 years internal medicine
1 year endocrinology; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
2 years endocrinology; or
D.Specialist title in obstetrics and gynecology
9 months internal medicine
2 years endocrinology.
One of the following three tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine
2 ½ years nephrology; or
B. 1 year internal medicine
1 year nephrology
2 years internal medicine
1 ½ years nephrology; or
C. 3 years internal medicine
2 ½ years nephrology.
Note: It is mandatory in all three tracks to spend at least 6
months but not more than 1 year in a chronic dialysis unit.
4 years, as followsA. 33 months in a pediatric department, of which 6 months may
be in a pediatric day unit, or 3 months may be in a pediatric day
unit and 3 months in a pediatric intensive care unit.
B. ½ year newborns and neonatal intensive care
B1. ½ year in a community pediatric clinic or a general pediatric
outpatient clinic affiliated with a pediatric department or pediatric
day-care unit [i.e., hospital outpatient clinic].
C. 3 months in one of the following: pediatric hemato-oncology,
pediatric endocrinology, diseases of the ear, nose and throat,
pediatric gastroenterology, pediatric intensive care, dermatology,
pediatric pulmonology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric
neurology, pediatric nephrology, child and adolescent psychiatry,
pediatric cardiology, diagnostic radiology, physical and
rehabilitative medicine, child development unit, medical genetics,
pediatric surgery, infectious diseases, pediatric clinical
immunology and allergology, pediatric rheumatology, pediatric
emergency medicine, pediatric dermatology, pediatric
immunology and allergology, clinical pharmacology.
4-1/2 years, as followsA. 3 ¾ years neurology
B. 3 months internal medicine
C. 3 months psychiatry or child and adolescent psychiatry
D. 3 months in one of the following: internal medicine, neurology
Title
11. Specialist in
psychiatry
12. Specialist in
general surgery
12a. Specialist
in pediatric
surgery
13. Specialist in
neurosurgery
14. Specialist in
thoracic surgery
Residency
in a department other than the one in which the residency is
performed as per sub-section (A), pediatric neurology,
neurosurgery, ophthalmology, physical and rehabilitative
medicine, diagnostic radiology, oncology, neuro-oncology,
intensive care, pain medicine, medical genetics.
4 years, as follows:
A. 2 years in an active psychiatric department, half a year of
which may be in a department of child and adolescent psychiatry
B. 1 year in an ambulatory adult psychiatry service in a mental
health clinic or in a day clinic in the community or in a day clinic
in the hospital
C. ½ year neurology, or 3 months neurology and 3 months
internal medicine, or 3 months neurology and 3 months family
medicine
D. ½ year in one of the following: adult psychiatry department or
clinic, child and adolescent psychiatric clinic, department for
psychiatric day care, psychogeriatric unit, department for
psychiatric rehabilitation, forensic psychiatry.
5 ½ years, as follows:
A. 4 ½ years in a department of general surgery
B. 3 months general intensive care
C. 9 months, consisting of 3 months in each of three of the
following fields: pediatric surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery,
vascular surgery, urologic surgery, thoracic surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, orthopedic surgery, organ transplants,
anesthesiology, intensive care, trauma unit.
A. Specialist’s title in general surgery
B. 2 ½ years, as follows:
2 years and three months pediatric surgery
3 months neonatology or pediatric intensive care
5 ½ years, as follows:
A. B. 4-1/2 years neurosurgery
C. 3 months general intensive care
D. 3 months neurology
E. 3 months neuro-radiology
F. 3 months in one of the following: neuropathology, neuroanesthesia, plastic surgery, orthopedics, orthopedics of the
back, pediatric surgery, vascular surgery, pediatric intensive
care, trauma, general surgery.
A. Cardiac surgery track
5½ years, as follows:
4 years in a department of thoracic and cardiac surgery, or, in a
hospital with separate departments for cardiac and thoracic
surgery, 3 years in cardiac surgery and one year in thoracic
surgery.
1 year general surgery or 9 months general surgery and 3
months vascular surgery
3 months cardiology
3 months anesthesiology or general intensive care.
B. General thoracic surgery track
5½ years, as follows:
4 years in a department of thoracic and cardiac surgery, or, in a
hospital with separate departments for cardiac and thoracic
surgery, 3 years in the department of thoracic surgery and one
year in the department of cardiac surgery
1 year general surgery or 9 months general surgery and 3
months vascular surgery
3 months pulmonology
Title
15. Specialist in
orthopedic
surgery
16. Specialist in
plastic surgery
17. Specialist in
urologic surgery
18. Specialist in
dermatology
and venereal
disease
19. Specialist in
diseases of the
ear, nose and
throat and head
and neck
surgery
Residency
3 months anesthesiology or general intensive care.
C. General cardio – thoracic surgery track
6 ¾ years consisting of:
5 years in a department of thoracic and cardiac surgery;
1 year in general surgery or 9 months in general surgery and 3
months in vascular surgery
3 months cardiology
3 months pulmonology
3 months anesthesiology or general intensive care
5½ years, as follows:
A. 3¾ years orthopedic surgery
B. 6 months in one of the following or 3 months in two of the
following: general surgery, plastic surgery, spinal surgery,
arthroscopy and sports injuries, shoulder surgery, foot and ankle
surgery, orthopedic oncology, joint transplants, hand surgery,
pediatric orthopedics; however, no more than 3 months may be
performed in each of hand surgery and pediatric orthopedics
under the provisions of this sub-section.
C. 3 months in general surgery
D. 3 months in general intensive care
E. 3 months pediatric orthopedics
F. 3 months hand surgery
G. 3 months in one of the following: rehabilitation, neurology,
neurosurgery, vascular surgery, trauma unit.
5½ years, as follows:
A. 6 months general surgery
B. 4¼ years plastic surgery and 3 months in a burn unit (not
necessarily in a department of plastic surgery).
C. 3 months in a unit for hand surgery, or, in a hospital that has
no unit for hand surgery, 3 months in a department of orthopedic
surgery that includes hand surgery and employs at least one
specialist in hand surgery.
D. 3 months in one of the following: ear, nose and throat;
maxillo-facial surgery; dermatology; urological surgery; general
surgery; ophthalmology.
5 ½ years, as follows:
A. 4 ¼ years urologic surgery (one of which must be during the
first three years of residency)
B. 1 year general surgery, which must be during the first three
years of residency.
C. 3 months in one of the following: vascular surgery, pediatric
surgery, plastic surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, nephrology,
general intensive care, diagnostic radiology, organ transplants,
oncology.
4 ½ years, as follows:
A. 6 months internal medicine, and it is mandatory to perform
them within the first two years of the residency.
B. 3 ½ years dermatology and venereal diseases.
C. 3 months in each of two of the following: clinical immunology
and allergology, endocrinology, pediatrics, oncology, psychiatry,
plastic surgery, infectious diseases, medical genetics, pediatric
dermatology, anatomic pathology.
5 ½ years, as follows:
A. 4 years and 9 months in an ear, nose and throat department
B. 3 months in general surgery or in intensive care or in
anesthesiology
C. 6 consecutive months or two periods of 3 months each in the
following fields: general surgery, intensive care, pediatric
Title
Residency
intensive care, anesthesiology, neurosurgery, neurology,
genetics, mouth and gum surgery, plastic surgery, vascular
surgery, ophthalmology, imaging.
Note: One cannot do more than 6 months total in general
surgery, general intensive care or anesthesiology, during the
course of residency.
20. Specialist in
ophthalmology
4 ½ years, as follows:
A. 4 years ophthalmology
B. 6 months in one or 3 months in any two of the following:
pediatrics, plastic surgery, neurology, neurosurgery, internal
medicine, diagnostic radiology, anesthesiology, ear, nose and
throat.
4 ½ years, as follows:
A. 3 ¼ years anesthesiology, including anesthesia for urological
surgery, orthopedic surgery, thoracic surgery (including open
heart and closed heart surgery), general surgery, neurosurgery,
plastic surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric surgery,
ophthalmologic surgery, surgery of the ear, nose and throat,
recovery (3 months are mandatory in one of the following:
obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric surgery, recovery);
B. 6 consecutive months or 2 periods of 3 months each in
general intensive care;
C. 3 months pain clinic;
D. 3 months in each of two of the following: internal medicine,
pediatrics, gastroenterology, nephrology, cardiology, pulmonary
disease, neurology, pediatric intensive care, neonatology,
emergency medicine;
5 ½ years, as follows:
A. 4 ½ years obstetrics, gynecology and fertility, as follows:
1 ½ years obstetrics
1 year gynecology
6 months fertility
1 ½ years obstetrics and gynecology
B. One year elective, consisting of either: 6 months in each of
two of the following or 4 months in each of three of the following:
general surgery, urological surgery, anesthesiology, general
intensive care, endocrinology, premature births, oncology, public
health (mother and child clinic or women’s health clinic),
ultrasound, IVF, medical genetics, pediatric endocrinology.
4 ½ years, as follows:
A. 3 years and 9 months diagnostic radiology
B. 3 months nuclear medicine
C. 6 months in one of the following: pediatrics, general surgery,
internal medicine, orthopedic surgery; or
3 months in one of the following: pediatrics, general surgery,
internal medicine and 3 months in a clinical department or
institute of a general hospital.
One of the following two tracks:
A. Medical oncology
5 years, as follows:
A. 3 years medical oncology
B. 1 year radiotherapy
C. 9 months internal medicine
D. 3 months in one of the following fields: general intensive care,
general surgery, ear, nose and throat, diagnostic radiology,
hematology, obstetrics and gynecology, gastroenterology, bone
marrow transplants, dermatology, anatomic pathology, medical
genetics.
21. Specialist in
anesthesiology
22. Specialist in
obstetrics and
gynecology
23. Specialist in
diagnostic
radiology
24. Specialist in
oncology
Title
25. Specialist in
family medicine
26. Specialist in
public health
27. Specialist in
physical
medicine and
rehabilitation
28. Specialist in
clinical
laboratory fields
(microbiology or
clinical
biochemistry)
Residency
B. Radiotherapy
5 years, as follows:
A. 3 years radiotherapy
B. 1 year medical oncology
C. 9 months internal medicine
D. 3 months in one of the following fields: general intensive care,
general surgery, ear, nose and throat, diagnostic radiology,
hematology, obstetrics and gynecology, gastroenterology, bone
marrow transplants, dermatology, anatomic pathology, medical
genetics.
4 years, as follows:
A. 15 months in a family medicine department, under the direct
and close supervision of the supervisor
B. 10 months internal medicine
C. 5 months pediatrics
D. 2 months emergency medicine
E. 4 months in two periods of 2 months each in two of the
following fields: oncology, orthopedics, clinical immunology and
allergology, endocrinology, gastroenterology and diseases of the
liver, geriatrics, general surgery, ear, nose and throat and head
and neck surgery, infectious diseases, dermatology and veneral
diseases, ophthalmology, pulmonary medicine, neurology,
nephrology, psychiatry, cardiology, rheumatology, physical
medicine and rehabilitation, occupational medicine, obstetrics
and gynecology, child and adolescent psychiatry, pediatric
neurology, pediatric cardiology, pediatric pulmonary medicine,
pediatric gastroenterology, pediatric endocrinology.
F. Last 12 months in a family medicine clinic under supervision.
A university course in family medicine of at least 6 semesters
recognized by the Director, and a fulfillment of all University
requirements.
4 years, as follows:
A. One of the following two tracks:
30 months community services and 6 months epidemiology or
30 months epidemiology and 6 months community services.
Note: During this period, the resident shall complete a
recognized academic course ending in a Ph.D, Dr.P.H or M.P.H
in epidemiology, M.Med.Sc in epidemiology, or M.Sc.in
epidemiology.
B. 6 months internal medicine or pediatrics
C. 6 months in one of the following or 3 months in each of two of
the following: a clinical department or institute in a general
hospital, medical administration or family medicine in a
recognized institution.
4½ years, as follows:
A. 3 1/3 years physical medicine and rehabilitation
B. 6 months internal medicine
C. 8 months, consisting of 4 months in each of two of the
following: neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, psychiatry,
neurology, cardiac rehabilitation, child development, geriatrics,
clinical electro-physiology, rheumatology, neuro-radiology.
4 ½ years, as follows:
A. 1 year clinical biochemistry (including endocrinology,
immunology and toxicology tests)
B. 1 year internal medicine or pediatrics
C. 1 year clinical microbiology (including viral, micrology and
parasitology tests)
Title
29. Specialist in
clinical
microbiology
29a. Specialist
in clinical
biochemistry
30. Specialist in
anatomic
pathology
31. Specialist in
nuclear
medicine
32. Specialist in
geriatrics
Residency
D. 6 months hematology in a laboratory or blood bank.
E. 1 year clinical research in one of the following fields: clinical
biochemistry or clinical microbiology.
4 years, as follows:
A. 3 years clinical microbiology (including viral, micrology and
parasitology tests), one year of which is in a research institute;
B. 1 year internal medicine or pediatrics
4 years, as follows:
A. 3 years clinical biochemistry (including endocrinology,
immunology and toxicology tests)
B. 1 year internal medicine or pediatrics
4 ½ years, as follows:
A. 4 years anatomic pathology
B. 6 months in one of the following fields: gyno-pathology,
derma-pathology, hemato-pathology, general surgery,
neuropathology, nephro-pathology, perinatal pathology,
pathology of the bones and soft tissue, pathology of the
digestive system, pathology of transplants, cytology, pediatrics,
internal medicine, pathology of the respiratory tract, forensic
pathology, head and neck pathology, oral pathology.
4 years, as follows:
A. 2-1/2 years nuclear medicine
B. 3 months internal medicine or pediatrics
C. 1 year diagnostic radiology
D. 3 months in one of the following: general surgery, urology,
endocrinology, orthopedic surgery, neurology, medical oncology,
radiotherapy.
One of the following tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine or family medicine Two
years geriatrics
B. 4 years, as follows:
2 years internal medicine
2 years geriatrics C. 4 years, as follows:
1½ years internal medicine
6 months acute geriatrics
2 years geriatrics
Title
33. Specialist in
forensic
medicine
34. Specialist in
child and
adolescent
psychiatry
35. Specialist in
medical
administration
36. Specialist in
neonatology
Residency
5 years, as follows:
3 years of forensic medicine in a recognized institution
1-1/2 years anatomic pathology.
6 months in one of the following: emergency department,
orthopedic surgery, psychiatry, cardiology, diagnostic radiology.
4 ½ years, as follows:
1 year in a department of child psychiatry or in a department of
adolescent psychiatry or in a department of child and adolescent
psychiatry1 year in a department of child & adolescent
psychiatry of which 3 months may be in a day-care unit.
1 year in a department of adult psychiatry of which 6 months
may be in a psychiatric out-patient clinic or a psychiatric daycare unit.
6 months in one or 3 months in two of the following:
department of child & adolescent psychiatry, out-patient clinic in
child & adolescent psychiatry or a day-care unit for child &
adolescent psychiatry.
6 months in pediatrics of which 3 months may be in a day-care
unit.
6 months in one or 3 months in two of the following;
Psychiatry out-patient clinic, pediatric neurology, pediatrics.
A. A specialist title approved by the Director in accordance
with these regulations.
B. M.A. or higher, recognized by the Council for Higher
Education in accordance with section 22 of the Council for
Higher Education Act, 1958, in one of the following:
medical administration, health systems administration, public
health with a medical administration track.
C. 2 years, as follows:
1 year in the administration of a general hospitalor 9 months in
the administration of a general hospital with at least 300 beds
and 3 months in the administration of a special hospital (such as
psychiatric, geriatric, rehabilitation), all performed under the
supervision of a specialist in medical administration.
6 months in the administration of a medical organization that is
not a hospital, under the supervision of a specialist in medical
administration.
6 months in one of the following:
the administration of a general hospital or the central
administration of a medical organization that is not a hospital, or
district administration of a medical organization that is not a
hospital, under the supervision of a specialist in medical
administration.
A. Specialist title in pediatrics
B. 2½ years, as follows:
24 months neonatal special care of which 3 months shall be in a
newborn follow-up clinic
6 months newborn unit
Title
37. Specialist in
medical
genetics
38. Specialist in
rheumatology
39. Specialist in
hand surgery
40. Specialist in
vascular
surgery
41. Specialist in
infectious
diseases
42. Specialist in
occupational
medicine
Residency
Specialist title in one of the fields listed in column A of this
appendix
2 years, as follows
1-1/2 years clinical genetics
6 months laboratory work in genetics
One of the following 3 tracks:
A. Specialist title in internal medicine or pediatrics
2 ½ years, as follows:
2 years rheumatology.
3 months clinical immunology and allergology
3 months in one of the following:
Physical medicine & rehabilitation, orthopedics, diagnostic
radiology, clinical immunology and allergology
or
B. 5 ½ years, as follows:
1 year internal medicine
1 year rheumatology
2 years internal medicine
3 months clinical immunology and allergology
3 months in one of the following:
Physical medicine & rehabilitation, orthopedics, diagnostic
radiology, clinical immunology and allergology
1 year rheumatology
or
C. 5 ½ years, as follows:
3 years internal medicine
1 year rheumatology
3 months clinical immunology and allergology
3 months in one of the following:
physical medicine & rehabilitation, orthopedics, diagnostic
radiology, clinical immunology and allergology
1 year rheumatology
A. Specialist title in orthopedic surgery or plastic surgery.
B. 2 ½ years hand surgery
5- 1/2 years, as follows:
A. 27 months general surgery
B. 33 months vascular surgery
C. 3 months thoracic and heart surgery
D. 3 months intensive care
A. Specialist title in internal medicine, pediatrics or family
medicine
B. 2 years infectious diseases.
4½ years, as follows:
3 years occupational medicine, including a one year academic
course and official degree in occupational medicine, according to
a certificate recognized by the Council for Higher Education
9 months internal medicine
3 months orthopedic surgery
6 months, consisting of two periods of 3 months each in 2 of the
following fields: ear, nose and throat and head and neck
surgery, dermatology, neurology, psychiatry, cardiology,
pulmonary medicine, rehabilitation, epidemiology, family
medicine, environment.
Title
43. Specialist in
general
intensive care
44. Specialist in
pediatric
neurology
45. Specialist in
pediatric
cardiology
46. Specialist in
pediatric
pulmonary
diseases
47. Deleted
48. Specialist in
pediatric
hematooncology
49. Specialist in
pediatric
gastroenterolog
y
50. Specialist in
pediatric
nephrology
51. Specialist in
pediatric
endocrinology
Residency
A. Specialist title in one of the following: anesthesiology, internal
medicine or general surgery
B. 2 years, as follows:
18 months general intensive care
3 months in each of two of the following: anesthesiology,
cardiology, nephrology, pulmonary diseases, infectious
diseases, pediatric intensive care.
Specialist title in pediatrics
3 years, as follows:
1 year in pediatric neurology
6 months neurology
3 months child psychiatry
3 months in a child development institute
1 year in pediatric neurology
Specialist title in pediatrics
3 years, as follows:
2-1/2 years pediatric cardiology
3 months adult cardiology
3 months thoracic surgery
Specialist title in pediatrics
2-1/4 years, as follows:
21 months pediatric pulmonary diseases
3 months adult pulmonary diseases
3 months pediatric intensive care, for those who did not
complete this rotation during the course of their residency in
pediatrics
Specialist title in pediatrics
2 ½ years, as follows:
2 ¼ years pediatric hemato-oncology
3 months in one of the following: hematology, radiotherapy,
imaging, anatomic pathology, infectious disease
Specialist title in pediatrics
2-1/2 years as follows:
2 years pediatric gastroenterology
6 months adult gastroenterology
Specialist title in pediatrics
2-1/2 years, as follows:
2 years pediatric nephrology
6 months pediatric chronic dialysis
or
3 months pediatric dialysis and
3 months adult chronic dialysis
Specialist title in pediatrics
2 ¾ years, as follows:
2-1/4 years pediatric endocrinology
6 months adult endocrinology
52. Specialist in
pediatric
intensive care
A. Specialist title in one of the following: pediatrics,
anesthesiology, general intensive care or pediatric surgery.
B. 2½ years, as follows:
24 months pediatric intensive care
3 months general intensive care
3 months anesthesiology
53. Specialist in
clinical
pharmacology
Specialist title in one of the following: internal medicine,
pediatrics, psychiatry
2½ years (uninterrupted) in a clinical pharmacology unit.
Title
54. Specialist in
emergency
medicine
Residency
N.B. If basic science in the existing specialization was performed
in a unit for clinical pharmacology, up to six months may count
as part of this sub-specialty.
One of the following 6 tracks
1. A. Specialist title in general surgery
B. 27 months, as follows:
21 months emergency medicine
3 months internal medicine
3 months emergency department designated for treatment of
children
2. A. Specialist title in internal medicine
B. 30 months, as follows:
21 months emergency medicine
3 months general surgery
3 months anesthesiology or general intensive care
3 months emergency department designated for treatment of
children
3. A. Specialist title in anesthesiology
B. 30 months, as follows:
21 months emergency medicine
3 months internal medicine
3 months general surgery
3 months emergency department designated for treatment of
children
4.A. Specialist title in pediatrics
B. 30 months, as follows:
21 months emergency department designated for treatment of
children
3 months emergency department
3 pediatric surgery
3 months anesthesiology or pediatric intensive care
5. A. Specialist title in family medicine
B. 30 months, as follows:
21 months emergency medicine
3 months general surgery
3 months emergency department designated for treatment of
children
3 months anesthesiology or general intensive care
55. Specialist in
pain medicine
6. Four years, as follows:
30 months emergency medicine
12 months internal medicine
3 months general surgery
3 months pediatric emergency medicine
A. Specialist title in one of the following: oncology, clinical
immunology and allergology, endocrinology, gastroenterology,
geriatrics, hematology, anesthesiology, obstetrics and
gynecology, urologic surgery, orthopedic surgery, thoracic
surgery, general surgery, plastic surgery, diseases of the ear,
nose and throat and head and neck surgery, dermatology,
ophthalmology, pulmonary medicine, neurosurgery, neurology,
nephrology, psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry,
cardiology, diagnostic radiology, rheumatology, nuclear
medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, physical medicine and
Title
Residency
rehabilitation, internal medicine.
B. 27 months, as follows:
(1) 21 months in a pain clinic or unit
(2) 3 months neurology
(3) 3 months anesthesiology