Sosiaali- ja terveysministeriön asetus työterveyshuollon erikoislääkärikoulutuksen kustannuksiin valtion varoista vuonna 2014 suoritettavasta määrärahasta
The compensation amount per occupational health care specialist physician qualification is set at 64,700 euros.
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The compensation amount per occupational health care specialist physician qualification is set at 64,700 euros. Työterveyslaitos may pay compensation to certain universities for specialist training costs, subject to stated amount limits and written explanations; universities must immediately report changes in the submitted information. Työterveyslaitos may use 1,340,000 euros of the appropriation for specified occupational health specialist training costs, but not for costs already covered by state subsidy under another provision. Työterveyslaitos may, on application, pay compensation to private health service providers and employer-maintained health centres for approved specialist training months and doctors, up to 1,500 euros per month and doctor. Certain private healthcare providers and employer-run health centers must apply in writing for the reimbursement from the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health within three months after each half-year period ends.
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