Working as a children`s doctor in Norway I am a paediatrician. I have been working and living in Norway for 12 years. I work at the children’s department of the Førde general hospital. It has 2500 employees and serves as a central hospital for the county Sogn og Fjordane. When I work the normal shift on the ward, I am in charge of the children from zero to 1 years of age, including premature babies. At the outpatient department, I handle patients of every age between zero and 16 or 18 years. I handle patients who suffer from asthma, allergies, cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, developmental dysplasia of the hips, cardiac problems, hypertension, kidney diseases and more. My job involves working 24-hour shifts on the ward. Then I am responsible for all patients between zero and 16 years of age. I deal with patients who suffer from infections (pneumonia, urinary tract infection, bronchiolitis), diabetes, premature babies, seizures and more.