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The Ministry of Health (MOH), KSA is in urgent need of qualified applicants for the following position: 100 RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS (Male/Female) 300 (ICU) STAFF NURSES (Female) 200 STAFF NURSES – ALL AREAS (Female) Other Benefits: 1. Free food and accommodation 2. Paid annual vacation with free round trip economy ticket 3. Basic salary : SR 3,570 QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Muslim/Christian 2. Not more than 40 years old 3. BS Graduate 4. With Board License or Non-Board but must be Prometric Exam Passer or with valid Saudi Council certificate (for Nurses only) 5. Minimum experience of 3 years Qualified Applicants should register online at www.poea.gov.ph or www.eregister.poea.gov.ph and personally submit the following documents (fastened in a folder) under the heading “MOH RSF No. 140021 ” at the Manpower Registry Division, Window T, Ground Floor, Blas F. Ople Bldg. (formerly POEA Bldg.), Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA, Mandaluyong City: • Detailed résumé with job description • School credentials

Filipino Nurse now wanted in Germany! Philippines and Germany conclude agreement to deploy Filipino health care professionals to Germany. For its initial implementation, the Agreement will apply to the deployment of Filipino nurses who already have a history of working in Germany in the 1970s. The Philippines and the Federal Republic of Germany on Tuesday, March 19, concluded a government-to-government agreement that will facilitate the placement of Filipino health care professionals in employment positions in Germany. The Agreement was signed by Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) and Ms. Monika Varnhagen of the German Federal Employment Agency [Bundesagentur für Arbeit]/International Placement Agency [Zentrale Auslands und Fachvermittlung] (BA/ZAV). The signing ceremony, held at the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), was witnessed by Secretary of Labor and Employment Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz and her German counterpart

Pinoy Nurses needed in Germany! The deployment of Filipino nurses is expected to address the current shortages experienced by German hospitals. A March 12, 2013 press release from the Department of Foreign Affairs:   Philippine Ambassador to Germany Maria Cleofe Natividad met with officials of the Federal Employment Agency, International Placement Services (ZAV) in Bonn on March 08 to discuss the deployment of Filipino nurses to Germany and the upcoming visit of German Minister for Labour and Social Affairs Ursula von der Leyen to the Philippines. Minister von der Leyen will witness the signing of an agreement between the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) and ZAV to formalize the arrangement for the deployment. In Bonn, Ambassador Natividad was received by Ms. Monika Varnhagen, Director for the ZAV, and Ms. Annette Tigges-Thies, Head of Division for Labour Migration and Work Permits also at the ZAV. Ms. Varnhagen briefed Ambassador Natividad on Germany’s plans to ens

Big job hiring for Filipino Nurse in Oman for 2013! The Sultanate of Oman is in need of 3,288 nurses and doctors to fill up their country’s shortage on medical professionals, says Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz on Friday . According to Baldoz, this latest positive development will certainly boost the chances of our highly-skilled and highly-qualified medical workers, particularly Filipino nurses, of getting a job in Oman if they are inclined to. Jimeno said the Oman MOH will need 4,464 doctors by 2015, but can only source 1,176 of them locally. In terms of nurses, 5,598 will be hired abroad, he further said. On average, a nurse in Oman receives US$703.79 per month, based on employment contracts processed by the Philippine Overseas EmploymentAdministration (POEA). Related to this, Baldoz warned OFWs wanting to work in Oman to apply only with POEA licensed overseas recruitment agencies with verified job orders inOman to avoid getting illegally recruited.

Catch the 2013 Nurse Job Hiring in Japan. According to the report from GMA News, Visiting Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida on Thursday said Japan will be accepting more Filipino nurses and caregivers as part of Manila and Tokyo’s efforts to expand bilateral economic cooperation. “On the economic front, we agreed to advance cooperation in…accepting Filipino nurses and caregivers in Japan,” Fishida said in his remarks at the Department of Foreign Affairs following his bilateral meeting with Philippine counterpart Albert del Rosario. You can view full details of the report on GMA, click here!