Nowadays, Nursing is regarded as a positive and rewarding career. Many nurses dream of working abroad and gaining international experience to get better pay and new opportunities. Finland is an example of a country that offers numerous occupational opportunities for nurses due to an established healthcare system and demand for healthcare professionals. However, relocating to Finland to work as a nurse can be challenging without the proper support and professional assistance (whether for foreigners, citizens, or residents). Dynamic Health Staff is a well-known and trusted nursing recruitment agency.
In this article, we will explore why Finland is an excellent place for nurses, the challenges of working in Finland, and how Dynamic Health Staff will help you to discover nursing jobs in Finland. Especially for Indian nurses and other potential nurses who would like to work in Finland.
Finland has a highly regarded health care system, favorable working conditions and excellent social benefits. Here are some of the reasons nurses consider and choose to work in Finland:
Dynamic Health Staff is an international nursing recruitment agency with decades of experience in healthcare recruitment. Dynamic Health Staff is located in major cities of India and has successfully recruited nurses from India and other countries to work in Europe, the Middle East, and more.
Dynamic Health Staff is known for its honest recruitment with clear processes and strong support for nurses. We work strongly with private as well as government hospitals and medical facilities around the world, which can help nurses find the right job opportunities that match their skills.
At Dynamic Health Staff, we offer end-to-end support for nurses who want to work in Finland. Here’s how they help:
Dynamic Health Staff has a wide network of hospitals in Finland that regularly hire international nurses. We understand the specific requirements of Finnish employers and match candidates according to their skills.
One of the biggest problems for nurses moving to Finland is getting their qualifications verified by the Finnish authorities. Dynamic Health Staff guides candidates through the entire licensing process and helps them to understand the requirements to prepare documents accordingly and complete registration with the Finnish National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health.
Dynamic Health Staff also provides language training programs to help nurses improve their communication skills because it is essential to learn English for the jobs to which they will be deployed. This communication training increases the chances of a nurse being successfully placed in a job and that they can easily incorporate into their new workplace.
Applying for work visas and permits can be a complex process. Dynamic Health Staff helps nurses by providing complete information and assistance in applying for visas to ensure that you do all of your paperwork correctly and on time.
Dynamic Health Staff prepares nurses for interviews with Finnish employers by conducting mock interviews and helping nurses present their skills confidently. We also offer career counseling to help nurses choose the best job roles and locations based on their goals.
Even after placement, Dynamic Health Staff stays in touch with nurses to provide support during their transition period in Finland. This includes help with settling in and understanding the workplace culture.
Dynamic Health Staff stands out for several reasons:
Finland offers a wide variety of nursing roles to suit different skills and interests. Nurses work in hospitals, clinics, care homes, and even in people’s homes. Here are the main types of nurses you can find in Finland:
In Finland, registered nurses are the core of the healthcare workforce. They provide general nursing care for patients, also assist doctors in treatment, and contribute to the care of patients recovering in hospitals. Registered Nurse must have a Bachelor of Nursing degree and pass a national exam to get a license.
Licensed Practical Nurses provide basic nursing care, such as measuring vital signs, providing injections, and assisting with daily living activities. They are supervised by RNs or physicians.
Intensive care unit nurses are responsible for monitoring and providing nursing care for critically ill patients who are often very unstable. They work in areas that are designed for critically ill patients; they must have identification, patient safety protocols, and be certified in advanced cardiac life support.
Emergency decision-making, critical thinking, and prioritization are the essence of the role of ER nurses. ER nurse delivers care in real time to assist patients experiencing urgent health problems. Work in ER is action-oriented, in a fast-paced environment, in response to critically ill patients in a sometimes resource-restricted context. ER nurses must exercise sound judgment and the ability to tolerate stress.
Pediatric nurses work with infants, children, and adolescents in outpatient facilities and pediatric wards of children’s hospitals. Pediatric nurses control medical care to build long-term relationships with pediatric patients and their families.
Surgical nurses, also known as perioperative nurses, have a role in assisting surgeons during surgery. They ensure that the operation room is hygienic, prepare necessary equipment, and continue to support the surgical team throughout the procedure.
Home health nurses assist patients in their homes. Home Health Nurses provide particularly valuable services to elderly patients or badly sick patients who require several visits and care.
Geriatric nurses only care for elderly patients. They may work to treat or help manage issues associated with an aging population, and work in nursing homes or long-term care centres.
Psychiatric nurses take care for patients with mental health issues. They provide therapy, medications, and emotional support.
Nurse Practitioners have advanced training and may diagnose, treat, and prescribe medications.
Oncology nurses care for patients with cancer. They give treatments, watch for side effects, and support patients and their families during difficult times.
Public health nurses always focus on avoiding illness and promoting health in the community. They collaborate with schools, local agencies, and families to educate individuals and deliver health services.
Travel nurses work in various healthcare settings across Finland, filling in where there are staff shortages, etc. They get to experience working in various cities and regions.
At Dynamic Health Staff, we have a recruitment experience in placing nurses into each of these roles in Europe. As we have a great connection to hospitals and clinics, we can assist you in finding the type of nursing job that matches your skills and aspirations. Whether your preference is to work in a hospital, a continuing care health service, or as a home health nurse, Dynamic Health Staff will navigate the recruitment process with you and give support along the way.
If you are ready to push start your nursing career in Finland, Dynamic Health Staff will provide you with all the support you need. Being a nurse, you can trust Dynamic Health Staff to navigate your journey of working abroad with dedicated professionals and caring services.
Call us today or visit our website at www.dynamichealthstaff.com. Dynamic Health Staff is here to support you in creating success in Finland!
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