Oskar Pettersson

I trained in medicine at Lund University and completed international clinical exchanges, graduating with a Certificate of International Professional Merits. I pursued hands-on post-graduate experience through structured rotations and a clinical exchange program, deepening my clinical foundations.

As a resident physician I rotated through multiple specialties and provided supervised direct patient care; as a junior doctor in emergency surgery I managed 10–20 urgent patients daily, conducted assessments and diagnoses, and oversaw pre- and post-operative care.

I have led and contributed to educational and public-health initiatives: I served as project leader on a practical guidebook for global health opportunities, administered COVID-19 vaccinations, and provided tailored educational support to physicians preparing for the Swedish medical licensure exam, delivering regular webinars to cohorts of learners.

I write and synthesize medical content for student platforms and have held leadership positions in IFMSA-Sweden focused on reproductive health and capacity building. I am collaborative, language-capable (Swedish native, English C2, Spanish B2), and committed to further clinical development and global-health work.