• Clinical training - Doctor of medicine (General practitioner)

1 Medical knowledge. Apply knowledge of biomedical, clinical, social, behavioral and population sciences to solve problems affecting human health; understand the interaction of the individual with society and the environment; demonstrate the ability to identify and critically evaluate new information, apply this knowledge to solve biomedical, clinical problems and scientific research.
2 Providing medical care. Provide effective and timely medical assistance, based on the principles of evidence-based medicine and humanity for the prevention, diagnosis, treatment of diseases and maintenance of health.
3 Communication. Effectively use the skills of verbal, non-verbal and written communication to interact with patients, their families and colleagues with the construction of trust relationships.
4 Professionalism. Demonstrate a commitment to the highest standards of professional work, honesty and responsibility; respect for ethical and moral principles in relation to patients, colleagues and society.
5 Systemic practice. Demonstrate the ability to work effectively within the health care system, as well as contribute to its improvement of the system, paying attention to quality, safety in assisting patients of different population groups differing by ethnicity, culture, gender, economic status or sexual orientation.
6. Continuous learning and development. Assess, analyze and apply knowledge, identify gaps in your own learning, focus on personal growth and lifelong learning, and participate in research studies aimed at promoting knowledge of human health and improving the quality of life.