Why Nursing in Germany?
With a birth rate of only 1.3 per family, Germany is already an ageing and health-conscious society. The demand for nursing and healthcare specialists can no longer be met.
So what is the solution?
- An education drive targeted to meet the needs of society
- Political drive to make the nursing profession more attractive
- Concerted efforts of employers to meet the challenge
- Creation of employment opportunities for foreign nurses
Employment Opportunities
Are offered for nurses in these areas:
- Neurology
- Cardiology
- Orthopaedics
- Psychosomatics
- Nursing in aged care
ALL DOCUMENTS are required either in original or as a legalised copy with a certified GERMAN translation:
- Higher Secondary School Certificate
- B1 German Language Proficiency
- Age 18-35 years
- Resume
- Passport
- Certificate of good health
- Current residential address
- Police clearance certificate
- Certificate of Professional Good Standing
- And Many More
What is The Job Profile?
Salary:
Gross salary 1631 -1703€/month before obtaining licence
Gross salary 2142-2301€/month after obtaining licence
Could increase with further nursing specialization
Basic Academic Requirement:
Higher Secondary School Certificate
B1 German Language
Age 18-35 years
Location and duration:
You are prepared to move to Germany and work at one of our clinics or care homes for at least three years
Working hours, paid holiday & Accommodation:
40 hour working week, flexitime, 30 days paid holiday per annum