Just found this by chance:
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Everyone who wants to work as a medical doctor or as a medical specialist in the Netherlands first has to be licensed to practise medicine in the Netherlands. This is also the case if you want to follow a training to become a medical specialist in the Netherlands. This is controlled by the Dutch Ministery of Public Health (VWS) and the organisation that has to be contacted is the B.I.G.-REGISTER .
http://www.bigregister.nl
Licencing is obligatory for Dutch doctors as well as foreign doctors. For subjects of a country belonging to the European Union this is usually a formality. Due to European legislation, membershipstates have to recognise each other=s diploma=s and certificates. Otherwise a special procedure is followed.
FOR MEDICAL SPECIALIST
Training as a medical specialist usually takes place in a clinic of a hospital. These clinics as well as the supervisors who work there, have to be officially approved by the MSRC
Lists of approved training facilities are available on the office of the MSRC. The MSRC does not mediate between candidates and training facilities.
Persons NOT belonging to the European Union:
If you are not a subject of a country belonging to the European Union (EU) or your doctorsdiploma is not obtained in membershipstate of the EU, the decree no. 1-1983 chapter A and C of the Central College for Registration of Medical Specialists applies.
the foreign doctor has to send a formal request to the Medical Specialist Registration Committee (MSRC) together with information concerning training and education as a doctor and possible additional training, as well as a certified copy of your diploma as a doctor.
the foreign doctor has to pass a special test in the Dutch language. These tests are organized by the MSRC about 4 times a year;
then a place has to be found for the training as a medical specialist by a Dutch approved medical specialist (supervisor) in an MSRC-approved training facility for the concerning specialism . As soon as you have found such a facility for the training, you have to inform the MSRC about this. You cannot start with the training yet;
all the infomation so far obtained, will be presented to the Executive Committee of the MSRC. The Executive Committee will evaluate the presented information. The ministery of Public Health will also be informed about the findings of this committee;
if the Executive Committee of the MSRC decides that everything is correct, you have to be licensed to practise medicine by the Dutch Minister of Public Health. So the start of the training is only possible after approval by the Executive Committee of the MSRC and with permission of the Minister of Public Health.
If the training is judged positively the request for registration will be evaluated by the Executive Committee of the MSRC. If everthing is correct, registration as a medical specialist in The Netherlands can only take place after you have obtained a full licence to practise medicine by the Dutch Minister of Public Health .
Regarding item ì of this letter the following documents have to be presented:
a copy of your primary qualification (doctor's diploma). This copy has to be certified by the authority which has issued the diploma. A translation in Dutch of this diploma by a certified translator is required.
a full curriculum vitae;
if applicable, statement(s) of your trainer(s), in which the duration and contents of the training period(s) must be mentioned;
if applicable to the training for which you want to be registered, a full survey of operations and performances;
a survey of possible theoretical courses attended by you;
a survey of possible scientific lectures held and/or scientific papers written by you;