Asia Community Health Services was established in 1991 as a group of experts in the field of family medicine by family doctors in the Negev region, and has been operating since then in the fields of primary medicine and specialist medicine.

Currently, more than 150 doctors (specialists and interns) work in Asia, all over the country. Asia is the only private company approved by the Scientific Council and the Medical Association to carry out a residency program in family medicine, and so far more than 100 interns have entered Asia’s program, and already over 60 of them have successfully graduated and integrated as specialist doctors in the health system in Israel
Asia has set itself as one of the main goals of its activity, to integrate in the best possible way into the array of specialist medical and primary medical services provided to IDF soldiers throughout the country and to assist the medical corps as much as possible in carrying out the many challenges it faces.

Asia is a recognized provider of the Ministry of Defense and connects to the army of internal medicine specialists, family and all specialist professions.

Clalit is Israel’s largest healthcare network, providing primary, secondary and tertiary care to more than 4.7 million members. Clalit’s 14 hospitals and over 1,600 clinics and health facilities provide quality care to the unique needs of patients and their families. Second only to the government, Clalit is the largest employer in the country.

The Clalit staff places an emphasis on research and development. They are at the forefront of medical technological advances, allowing them to serve their patients with the most innovative treatment available. The combination of high-end clinical excellence and leading technological and scientific capacities makes Clalit an advanced innovation hub for promotion of basic and translational research, and for development rapid implementation, and comprehensive assessment of new clinical insights, equipment, and practice tools.

The IDF Medical Corps has played a major role in every war and conflict in the history of Israel. This is especially true during Iron Swords. IDF physicians, paramedics, medics, and other medical professionals work tirelessly to save the lives of injured soldiers and civilians daily.

MTLS, critical medical procedures, and the availability of whole blood on the battlefield are some of the innovations that the medical corps has brought to modern warfare, which save lives at unprecedented success rates.

If you are driven by an ambition to experience fascinating and meaningful service in the IDF as a physician or other relevant medical professional, the State of Israel and the IDF want you.

If you’re interested in learning more about the IDF Medical Corps, please be in touch with them at +972-52-352-3404.

TEREM is Israel’s leading chain of Urgent Care / Free standing Emergency Care Centers situated across Israel and considered part of the essential medical services in the communities we serve. Across our 30 clinics we treat upwards of 800,000 patients annually.

In addition to urgent and emergency care, we offer x-ray, ultrasound, travel vaccine services, laboratory and other services.  As a private medical provider we place an emphasis on clinical excellence and high levels of patient care and satisfaction.

We employ over 1300 workers, including close to 250 physicians, 400 nursing and paramedical staff and 100 radiographers.

TEREM has a proven track record in hiring Olim. TEREM was founded by Olim many years ago and ever since most of our senior managers and medical directors have an Anglo background.

TEREM is looking to hire dedicated professionals in a wide range of roles, across all levels of experience for full or part time opportunities.

TEREM is a great place for Olim to start and get to know the Israeli medical system:

• Extremely flexible scheduling, tailoring shifts to your desired schedule
• Do not require Israeli Board Certification
• Accelerated promotions to medical managerial positions
• Accommodative to staff wishing to combine with work abroad (commuting)