Dubai Vacancies Increase Advantages To Joining United Emirates
Dubai located within the Arab Emirates, within the Middle East, is not often thought of as a modern day medical centre by the general public. In fact hospital and medical facilities in Dubai now often mirror and exceed the medical services available to us in the United States. There are many Dubai vacancies and positions open for nurses.
Healthcare in Dubai is run and managed by the Government. Much like the British NHS or National Health Care Service, Dubai provides free healthcare to its residents. The newly created Dubai Health Care City or DHCC is not only leading the way for healthcare for Dubai but for the whole Middle East and surrounding regions. Designed to not only be a hospital and medical centre, the DHCC is also actively involved in research and disease control prevention, and is an active training source for doctors and nurses seeking membership in both Arab and British Medical Associations..
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For international nurses looking for a change of lifestyle while practicing their profession, Dubai offers some amazing benefits. Free flights to and from Dubai and the United Arab Emirates, a tax free salary, free furnished accommodations for the duration of the nursing contract and a health care package, make nursing in Dubai quite attractive. Care Service. Additionally visa assistance along with relocation assistance is given to qualified nurses who have secured a contract within Dubai's healthcare system. At the completion of a nursing contract, one month's salary is provided for each year of service performed. Due to the growth of the DHCC there is a continued need for qualified nurses especially in the areas of ICU, Surgery, and Obstetrics and in the Emergency Departments.
There are several routes for a nurse to look for employment within the Dubai medical system. Many nurses apply directly to the Dubai Health Care City website for advertised positions. Other nurses interested only in government work may apply directly to the DOHMS or Department of Health and Medical Services in Dubai. There are seven Emirates that make up the United Emirates, and a nurse wishing to travel or work at various locations, is advised to apply directly to the Ministry of Health. Once accepted by the Ministry, a nurse is free to work at any of the seven Emirates and change employment locations at will. Additionally many private nursing recruiters target British nurses through website recruitment. The Ministry of Health has set specific guidelines for foreign nurses wishing to work within the United Emirates. Any nurse qualified above the technician or LPN level, must register with the Federal Department of Nursing. Regardless of which country a nurse originates from, the recruitment procedure to work within Dubai and the entire United Emirates is the same, all documentation must be submitted to the Ministry of Health. Proof of identification, including three passport size photographs for identification purposes must be submitted. High school and College transcripts, along with certified copies of nursing diplomas and degrees and any other professional courses taken must be submitted for review and verification by the Ministry. Previous nursing work experience including location, start and end date along with the position held must be documented by previous employers and submitted to the Ministry. All documents are submitted prior to the interview process, and if chosen for nursing employment within any medical area such as oncology or cardiology a nurse is given specific instructions on how to deal with disease control which has often plagued the United Emirates.
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