The Overseas Employment Corporation (OEC) of Pakistan is conducting walk-in interviews this month to select skilled and qualified nurses for positions in Saudi Arabia. This recruitment drive aims to meet the growing demand for nursing staff in the Kingdom.
Interview Dates and Locations:
- Lahore: June 27-28 at Shalimar Tower Hotel, Jail Road
- Rawalpindi: July 2-3 at Pearl Continental Hotel
Eligibility Criteria:
To be considered for these positions, candidates must:
- Be female with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (4 years) or relevant experience post-RN
- Have a minimum of two years of experience in their respective fields
- Be under the age of 45
Nursing Specializations Required:
Saudi Arabia is looking for nurses in various specializations, including:
- Cardiac Care
- Emergency Care
- Medical Care
- Pediatrics
- Critical Care
- Hemodialysis
- Neonatal Care
- Oncology
- Surgical Care
- Intensive Care
Benefits:
Selected nurses will receive several benefits, including:
- Accommodation and transport provided by the company
- Compensation in line with Saudi labor laws
- A free return ticket after one year of service
- 21 days of paid leave annually
Required Documents:
Candidates attending the interviews must bring:
- Original diplomas
- ID cards
- Updated CVs
- Two passport-sized photographs
Application Deadline:
The last date to apply is June 30, 2024.
Why Work in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia offers competitive salaries and benefits for healthcare professionals. With over 2.7 million Pakistani expatriates already living in the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia is a significant source of employment and remittances for Pakistanis. The strong trade, defense, and cultural ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia further enhance the appeal of working in the Kingdom.
This is a great opportunity for qualified nurses in Pakistan to advance their careers while enjoying attractive benefits in Saudi Arabia. Make sure to attend the walk-in interviews on the specified dates and bring all necessary documents for a chance to work in a dynamic and rewarding environment.
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