Open Positions

Established in 1953, Kaplan Medical Center serves over 450,000 citizens and attends to thousands of surgeries, births and ER admissions each year. Kaplan conducts research projects with the world-renowned Weizmann Institute of Science, which is also located in Rehovot.

Recognized for its expertise in hand surgery, pediatric emergency care and cancer treatment, the Kaplan Medical Center is also home to Harzfeld Geriatric Hospital and is building a brand-new pediatric care center. Kaplan has built a model of excellence and accessibility based on the following key strategies:

• Treatment partnership team – creating continuity and a treatment partnership between patients, their families, community doctors and Kaplan physicians;
• Emergency medicine team – developing and improving emergency medical services;
• “Close to Heart” – developing a compassionate approach to patient care;
• Availability and accessibility – actual accessibility and service accessibility to the client inside the hospital and out.

Job Openings

Kaplan Medical Center is a general academic medical center. We employ physicians from all medical fields including Internal Medicine (all subspecialties), Surgery (all fields), OB-GYN, Pediatric, Imaging, Pathology, Psychiatry, Emergency Medicine and more.

Tkuma Directorate

«It is in the Negev that the creativity and pioneer vigor of Israel shall be tested.»
David Ben Gurion

The Tkuma region is comprised of five regional councils (Chof Ashkelon, Sha’ar HaNegev, Sdot Negev, Eshkol, and Sderot), with a total population of 270,000 residents. This region offers a rural way of life characterized by strong communities and a high quality of life.

The TKUMA Directorate was established in the aftermath of the October 7th attack, with a mission to rehabilitate and promote the growth of the region and its inhabitants. Our goal is to foster the prosperity of local communities, transforming the area into a vibrant and flourishing hub for both the residents of the region and the State of Israel.

We are pleased to propose a grant of 300,000 shekels to any physician working in public healthcare in the region for a period of 3 years. This offer is suitable for specialists in fields such as family medicine, women’s health, pediatrics, geriatrics, psychiatry, and others.

If you are interested in working and contributing to one of the most spectacular places in Israel while partaking in a crucial national mission of our generation, we invite you to join us in the Tkuma region.

Job Openings

• Physicians:
  • Anesthesiology
  • Geriatrics
  • Psychiatry (both adults and children and adolescents)
  • Neurology
  • ICU
  • Pediatric ICU
  • Pediatric Emergency Medicine
  • Internal Medicine
  • Endocrinology
• Radiology
  • Ultrasound
  • Breast Radiology
  • Diagnostic Radiology

Open Positions

We are looking to hire physicians in all specialties but mainly in the following fields:

• Emergency medicine
• Palliative care
• Internal medicine
• Psychiatry
• Surgical fields with emphasis on Cardiothoracic
• X-ray technician

Open Positions

We are currently searching for candidates for the following fields

• Pathology
• Psychiatry
• Neurology-Pediatric and Adult
• Internal Medicine
• Gastroenterology
• Hematology
• Anesthesiology
• Oncology
• Cardiology
• Radiology
• Surgery
• Orthopedics
• Intensive Care
• Pediatrics
• Neonatology
• Pediatric Intensive Care
• Nurses in multiple fields
  • Midwives
  • Clinical Pharmacist
  • Medical Laboratory Technicians
  • Physical Therapy
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Radiology Technicians

Rambam Health Care Campus is a 1000-bed world-class teaching hospital. The patient population is diverse, as Rambam is the major tertiary (referral) medical center for all of Northern Israel, including 12 district hospitals and defense and peacekeeping forces stationed in the region. Serving more than two million residents and others referred from all over Israel, the Mediterranean region, and around the world, Rambam is strategically located in Haifa on the Mediterranean coast and plays a critical role in the healthcare of the region’s residents, in addition to making a major contribution to the economy of the north.

Job Openings

• Oncology
• Imaging
• Radiation
• Pathology
• Emergency Medicine
• Anesthesiology
• Neonatology

Established in 1948, Sheba Medical Center is the largest, most comprehensive healthcare facility in the Middle East, a recognized leader in patient care, and one of the top 10 hospitals in the world according to Newsweek magazine.

Sheba Medical Center includes a general hospital, maternity hospital, pediatric hospital, and a rehabilitation hospital. Sheba’s staff consists of over 1,700 physicians committed to the highest standards of diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative medicine and a total staff of approximately 10,000 employees. Each year, the medical center treats over a million patients, and conducts approximately four million medical tests. Sheba uses the most advanced medical technologies to treat patients with the most severe medical conditions.

Standing at the forefront of clinical research, innovation, and medical education, Sheba is committed to providing patients everywhere hope without boundaries by sharing its knowledge and experience with healthcare professionals and institution worldwide.

Job Openings

• Physicians
• Psychiatry
• Geriatrics
• Pathology
• Vascular & Endovascular Surgery
• Plastic Surgery
• Radiology
• Occupational Physician
• Psychologists
• Pharmacists

Leumit in numbers:
Leumit Health Services is a leading health care provider in the community in Israel, with:
Over 720,000 members that receive services
Over 320 medical centers throughout all of Israel
Over 150 pharmacies in the medical centers- the 3rd largest pharmacutical chain in Israel
Over 2,000 specialists
The most advanced laboratory in Israel analyzing over 1,000,000 tests per month
Leumit celebrated 80 this year!
Call center service-7 days a week

Job Openings

• Primary care medicine
• Ob-Gyn
• Pharmacists
• PT
• OT
• Speech therapy

The ‘Ziv’ Medical Center is located in the city of Safed, «the capital of the Upper Galilee», a pastoral and green area with a rich and fascinating history. The center was established in 1910, by Edmond Jamed de Rothschild and from then until today, it provides medical services to the residents of the north during routine and also during emergencies.

The main goal of the medical center is to promote medical services for the residents of the Galilee and the Golan heights by providing professional, fast, efficient and courteous medical treatment by a professional and experienced team, with the use of advanced technologies.

The director of the ‘Ziv’ Medical Center is Professor Salman Zarka. Professor Zarka is a retired colonel, the highest rank in the medical corps, and has served for 25 years, his last position being commander of the military health services department. As the director of the medical center, Zarka works hard in order to minimize the gaps of health services given in the north of the country compared to those given in the center of the country and makes sure to bring services to the medical center, innovative and advanced technological means and a skilled professional team in order to enable the provision of the highest level of health services to the residents of the North. Professor Zarka is one of the ten most influential health leaders in Israel in the last decade. For his achievements in the North and for the medical projects he led, such as being the professional responsible for the conduct during COVID19 (between the years 2021-2023), he even got to light a beacon on Israels 71st Independence Day national ceremony.

The Ziv Medical Center also serves as an academic institution associated with the Faculty of Medicine of Bar-Ilan University, in Safed. There is a close relationship between the faculty and the medical center, which is reflected in the integration of the center’s doctors into the teaching staff of the faculty and in the guidance of the students in the inpatient wards of the medical center. The connection between the institutions significantly strengthened the field of research, and today the research department at the medical center conducts more than 160 clinical studies and collaborates with the Faculty of Medicine and the Galilee Research Authority.

The last decade was characterized by significant development and progress for the center, new medical units were opened and initiatives were promoted in the field of infrastructure, research, academia and medical and paramedical services. Among other things, an advanced oncology center that contains a radiation institute that uses the most advanced technology in the world, a PET CT institute, Oncoline — a unique service that provides patients with a complete package of assistance. The maternity department is one of the leading departments in the medical center with professional and skilled staff specializing in high-risk pregnancies, private delivery rooms with the possibility of water birth and new private rooms with a view of the Galilee mountains.

In recent years, units and services have been added such as a stroke unit, phototherapy treatments and an advanced pain institute. The existing inpatient wards are undergoing a facelift and new construction alongside the implementation of advanced technology, quality assurance and risk management, infection prevention and ongoing work according to quality and safety standards.

One of the most prominent wings of the medical center is the mental health wing, which includes a psychiatric department for adults and a psychiatric department for children and youth, consisting of two hospitalization departments, clinics and a school. The department’s staff consists of doctors and professionals who specialize in the treatment of eating disorders and are leaders in the field of mental treatment and research promotion.

Due to the fact that the center is the northernmost hospital in Israel and its proximity to the Lebanese and Syrian border, the center’s staff is a part of every scenario in the history of Israel, whether in treating the wounded from security incidents and battlefield, Syrian citizens who were injured during the (Syrian) civil war, people wounded in the Miron tragedy and, as of today, providing a response Medical and treatment of the wounded of the Iron Swords War.

Following the recent changes in the northern region and the ongoing battle in the country’s northern borders, the Ministry of Health decided to significantly increase the center’s services and define it as a trauma center . This decision led to the addition of standards for the opening of new wings, departments and units and the expansion of the medical treatments provided to the residents of the north. Among the new units that will begin operating in the near future- an IVF unit, a thoracic surgery unit, neurosurgery, a pressure chamber institute, ext.

Job Openings