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Malaysia In Need of Nurses

» 15 November 2011 » In Job Information, Nurses » 2 Comments

A well – known group in Kuala Lumpur that has different group of companies including construction, real estate, specialty chemicals and healthcare has just recently ventured to medical education, which acts as a private teaching hospital in some organizations, is inviting all nurses out there to apply as a staff nurse for clinical skills unit only.

The said job is very easy since the applicants who will be selected doesn’t have to work in a hospital. They will be helping the students in terms of clinical skills unit. They will also be assisting the clinical skills administrator in managing the said unit.

The requirements are;
-Applicants must have a diploma in Medical Sciences/ Nursing or equivalent
- Post graduate diploma is also accepted
- Efficient in written and oral Bahasa Malaysia and English
- Have worked for at least 3 years in a hospital or any community centers
- Good oral communication
- Able to work with minimal supervision
- Pleasing personality
- Enjoys teaching

Salary has not been disclosed but is negotiable. Status is full time and permanent. Interested applicants can apply online through jobsdb.com. You can also check on the employers address which is located at Jalan Samantan, Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Why Nursing Graduates Have A Good Career Ahead

» 06 April 2011 » In Job Information, Nurses » No Comments

Nursing has been one of the most valuable and rewarding careers for decades and data indicates that it will continue to be in high demand for decades to come.

Nursing is a rewarding career that lets you help your fellow man while making a very good salary and is perfect if you love to help people and are compassionate and caring. There are many reasons why nursing is the perfect career today and they include: demand, population, and salary.

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Florence Nightingale: World’s Most Famous Nurse

» 30 July 2009 » In Nurses » No Comments

All nurses know who Florence Nightingale is. She is often referred to as the mother of nursing or the founder of modern nursing.

“The Lady with the Lamp” entered the field of nursing in 1845, even though her upper-class British family disapproved. During the Crimean War, Nightingale lobbied the British government on behalf of the terrible hospital conditions for wounded soldiers in Turkey.

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