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Our nurses and midwives

The name Receptosia combines two Polish words: “recepta” (prescription) and “siostra” (sister – the traditional way to address a nurse). Behind every consultation there is a real person with a licence to practise – a nurse or midwife, not an algorithm.

Who carries out consultations

We work only with nurses and midwives who:

  • hold a current licence to practise (PWZ number),
  • are authorised to prescribe under Articles 15a and 15b of the Polish Act on the Professions of Nurse and Midwife,
  • work under a healthcare provider (podmiot leczniczy) and keep medical records.

Consultations about emergency contraception are carried out by midwives only – this is what the law requires.

How to check their credentials

Any nurse's or midwife's licence to practise can be verified in the Central Register of Nurses and Midwives (Centralny Rejestr Pielęgniarek i Położnych), which is kept by the professional self-governing body. You'll find the PWZ number of the person who carried out your consultation on your e-prescription.

Are you a nurse or midwife?

We're building a team of professionals authorised to prescribe medicines. If you'd like to work remotely and on your own terms, write to us – you'll find our details on the contact page.

Start with a short form

Tell us what's wrong. A nurse will assess your request and tell you what to do next – including when you need to see a doctor.

Request a consultation

The nurse assesses whether a prescription is appropriate and safe in your situation. They may decline to issue one and refer you to a doctor. You pay for the consultation, not for the prescription.