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Profession Midwives
Job Type Permanent, Contract Grade 5, 6 Region Saudi Arabia
Contact Name Pulse International
DescriptionMidwife - Al Ahsa
Pulse International is looking for Western-trained, Registered Midwives for a 300-bed general hospital in Al Ahsa, in the Eastern province of Saudi Arabia.
The hospital forms part of one of the major hospital groups in Saudi Arabia. The group is Joint Commission International (JCI) accredited and offers excellent opportunities for career development and further education.
Al Ahsa is an area steeped in Saudi Arabian culture with villages and small towns grouped around the largest oasis in the world.
Candidates for these posts should be Registered Midwives with at least two years post-registration clinical experience on the labour ward.
An attractive, tax-free salary and benefits package are offered. The benefits include comfortable, air-conditioned, free accommodation, on-site sports and social club, free medical insurance and much more. With very low outgoings it is possible to save serious money and still have fun in Saudi Arabia.
For more information about one of these posts please send us an up-to-date, detailed CV and Pulse International will contact you directly.
We look forward to hearing from you - and please remember to attach your CV.
Read more about Pulse International in the Middle East
here...For more information about posts available in the Middle East please send an up-to-date, detailed Resume by e-mail, or you can call us on +44 2079 591105 quoting reference
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