Germany is the country with the world’s oldest population. The country has more than 82
million inhabitants, of which more than 50 percent are over 65 years old.

According to the German Nursing Association, Germany has shortages of nurses in hospitals. This is especially true in rural areas and in larger hospitals. The nursing shortage
is also reflected in the number of vacant positions currently available.

Germany has implemented various measures to address the nursing shortage, including trying to attract foreign nurses and offering incentives such as longer maternity
leave and more generous pension benefits. Nurses who want to work in Germany
can take online courses or attend nursing school. Some hospitals also provide
on-the-job training for new nurses. There are numerous opportunities for nurses
to work in Germany’s healthcare system.

So, if you are interested in becoming one, now is the time to explore your options.

Benefits

• Excellent Working Conditions
• World-class Medical Infrastructure
• Strong Job Security
• High salary and benefits (2500 ~ 3500 EUR./Month)
• Best Medical Insurance Coverage
• Require only B2 level proficiency
• Easy access to PR after 2 – 5 years
• High quality of life
• Access to free education if opted to study further 
• Pathway to work in other EU countries 

Requirements

• GNM with Min. 3 Years Experience
• BSc/Post BSc/MSc/Fresher or Min.1 year’s Experience
• B1 or B2 German language
• Course Completion Certificate
• R.N.R.M License
• Resume