Are you an international nurse dreaming of a career in the US? With the country facing a critical nursing shortage, now is the ideal time to pursue your American nursing dream. However, choosing the right employment pathway is crucial to a successful transition.
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Global Nurse Force, a leader in international nurse recruitment with over 20 years of experience, has secured the coveted Health Trust Europe (HTE) Approval. This prestigious recognition solidifies our position as a trusted and reliable partner for the UK NHS and healthcare organizations worldwide, seeking top-tier professionals to strengthen their workforce.
As we celebrates another World Mental Health Day in October 2024, Global Nurse is taking a step for its nurses by highlighting the setting of mental health in the healthcare profession. In the era of woke culture, even if we are aware of the importance of mental health in the workplace, often few strategies are implemented to ensure it.
Becoming an international nurse is the end goal for the majority of nurses. They are rightly thinking when they plan on developing their nursing career abroad. Nursing jobs abroad offer high salaries, more benefits, improved lifestyle, better working conditions, the list goes on.
Are you a nurse looking for new opportunities? Ready to trade in your stethoscope for a passport? The world is calling and countries like the USA, UK and Ireland are actively seeking nurses like you. Nursing jobs in the UK, USA and Ireland are growing by the minute! But why is there such a high demand?
The world needs nurses! If you didn't know, there's a global shortage of nurses. Health systems worldwide are struggling to find qualified professionals. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates a global shortage of 4.5 million nurses and 0.31 million midwives by 2030...
It is a great time to dream of becoming a registered nurse in the US. Due to varying reasons, the demand for nurses in the US is rising. Besides the competitive salary and attractive benefits package, there are many other highlights like flexible working hours, improved lifestyle, paid opportunities for educational advancements etc. But many qualified nurses stumble on the question of how to apply.
Are you a registered nurse looking for nursing jobs in the UK? The NHS is facing a critical shortage of nurses, offering a fantastic chance for you to build a rewarding career in one of the world's leading healthcare systems.
The UK government has announced a significant 5.5% consolidated pay increase for NHS nurses on Agenda for Change (AfC) contracts in England, effective from 1 April 2024. The Labour government accepted the recommendations of the NHS Pay Review Body (PRB) and announced the pay rise on July 29th, 2024.
Many nurses make the move to countries like the UK, US, and Ireland in pursuit of higher pay, better job opportunities, and a more exciting lifestyle. In fact, these nations are actively seeking qualified international nurses to fill their staffing gaps. With 29 million nurses worldwide, it's no surprise that one in eight practice in a country other than their home country. And with a global nursing shortage, the demand for skilled nurses has never been higher.
Imagine using your skills and compassion to care for patients in a new country, experiencing a different culture, all while propelling your career forward. If this sounds exciting, then you're not alone! Many nurses crave the challenge and advancement that comes with international nursing opportunities.
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