Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) is calling the attention of highly skilled nurses, doctors and medical technicians who wants to practice their expertise in Yemen.
The POEA said that successful applicants will work in Alordhai Hospital, a government owned medical institution in Yemen.
ICU Nurses
Available position: 10
*Salary: USD700-USD1000 a month
Specialization: Specialized in Post Cardiac Surgery with at least 4 years experience
Nurses:
Available positions: 10
*Salary: USD700-USD1,000 a month
Specialization: For Coronary Care Unit (CCU) with at least 4 years of experience
Scrub Nurses:
Available position: 10
Salary: USD700-USD1,000 a month
Requirement: With at least 4 years of experience.
Doctors:
Available Positions: 2
*Salary: USD1,500-USD2,500 a month
Requirement: With at least 4-5 years experience specializing in Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
Laboratory Technicians
Avalable positions: 2
*Salary: USD500-USD700 a month
Requirement: With at least 3 years of experience
*basic offer depends on the applicant's length of relevant experience.
Qualified applicants may personally submit their resumes complete with job description and a true certified copy of school credentials, employment certificates, board certificate, board rating, PRC card, passport copy and two (2) 2x2 recent picture at the Manpower Registry Division, Window I, ground floor, Blas F. Ople Building, Ortigas Avenue cor. EDSA, Mandaluyong City.
Applicants may also register online at http://www.blogger.com/www.poea.gov.ph or http://www.blogger.com/www.eregister.poea.gov.ph.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Visa Exemption for Filipinos Transiting Through New Zealand
The Embassy of New Zealand in Santiago has informed the Philippine that effective 30 November 2009, Filipino nationals transiting through New Zealand en route to other destinations will be exempt from securing transit visas.
Up until now, Filipinos transiting New Zealand (for instance changing planes) needed to hold a transit visa. This requirement will not apply from 30 November.
From that date, Filipinos won’t need a visa to transit New Zealand, provided they remain in the airport and their travel bookings show a stopover of no more than 24 hours. If they plan to stop over for more than 24 hours, or plan to leave the airport, they must apply for a visitor visa.
Source:
DFA
Up until now, Filipinos transiting New Zealand (for instance changing planes) needed to hold a transit visa. This requirement will not apply from 30 November.
From that date, Filipinos won’t need a visa to transit New Zealand, provided they remain in the airport and their travel bookings show a stopover of no more than 24 hours. If they plan to stop over for more than 24 hours, or plan to leave the airport, they must apply for a visitor visa.
Source:
DFA
Monday, December 14, 2009
Advisory to Returning OFWs (Worker-On-Leave / Balik-Manggagawa)
In order to facilitate the issuance of POEA travel exit clearances (OECs) to returning OFWs during the Christmas and New Year Holiday Seasons, please be informed of the following:
The POEA Balik-Manggagawa Processing Division experiences a surge in the number of applicants for OECs at the start of the Christmas peak season. This number is double the usual of 1,000 per day. Congestion and security are major concerns at the POEA premises. Complicating this situation is the number of OFW applicants who have immediate flights. In order to pace, declog or deload the processing of OECs, the POEA advises the following:
1. OFWs who have just arrived are encouraged to apply for their OECs early either at the POEA Main Office or at the nearest POEA Regional Offices and Extension Units, or avail of the OEC delivery service, so that they can avoid last minute problems prior to their return flights.
2. Departing OFWs who will return during the Christmas season are encouraged to apply for their OECs at the Philippine Overseas Labor Offices (POLOs) in their host countries prior to coming home. Or, they may apply for their OECs at the POEA Main or Regional Offices early prior to their return flights to their host countries.
3. Regular processing of OECs has been discontinued at the NAIA Labor Assistance Center (LAC) except for weekend or emergency exit within 5 days from entry. OFWs must apply for their OECs with the POEA Main or Regional Offices prior to their return flights.
4. OFWs who have not yet registered with the POEA are advised to bring their contract and/or certificate of employment, and other proofs of employment in order to be documented and be issued an OEC.
5. OFWs to regularly check the POEA website, http://www.poea.gov.ph for advisories especially before they book their flights
Please be guided accordingly.
The POEA Balik-Manggagawa Processing Division experiences a surge in the number of applicants for OECs at the start of the Christmas peak season. This number is double the usual of 1,000 per day. Congestion and security are major concerns at the POEA premises. Complicating this situation is the number of OFW applicants who have immediate flights. In order to pace, declog or deload the processing of OECs, the POEA advises the following:
1. OFWs who have just arrived are encouraged to apply for their OECs early either at the POEA Main Office or at the nearest POEA Regional Offices and Extension Units, or avail of the OEC delivery service, so that they can avoid last minute problems prior to their return flights.
2. Departing OFWs who will return during the Christmas season are encouraged to apply for their OECs at the Philippine Overseas Labor Offices (POLOs) in their host countries prior to coming home. Or, they may apply for their OECs at the POEA Main or Regional Offices early prior to their return flights to their host countries.
3. Regular processing of OECs has been discontinued at the NAIA Labor Assistance Center (LAC) except for weekend or emergency exit within 5 days from entry. OFWs must apply for their OECs with the POEA Main or Regional Offices prior to their return flights.
4. OFWs who have not yet registered with the POEA are advised to bring their contract and/or certificate of employment, and other proofs of employment in order to be documented and be issued an OEC.
5. OFWs to regularly check the POEA website, http://www.poea.gov.ph for advisories especially before they book their flights
Please be guided accordingly.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Saudi requires prometric exam for foreign nurses
The Saudi Council mandates all foreign nurses to pass the Prometric Exam before working in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In the Philippines, the accredited testing center is THOMSON PROMETRIC, Ateneo Professional Schools, 130 H. Dela Costa St., Salcedo Village, Makati City. Telephone No.: (632) 892-0383, Website: http://www.prometric.com
The examination is scheduled Tuesday up to Friday, with a fee of US$90.00. A prometric exam is similar to the licensure exam for nurses given in the Philippines.
The examination is scheduled Tuesday up to Friday, with a fee of US$90.00. A prometric exam is similar to the licensure exam for nurses given in the Philippines.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Paramedics/Nurses, Physicians needed in Saudi Red Crescent
The Saudi Red Crescent Authority (formerly Red Crescent Society) based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia needs a total of 300 male Paramedics/Nurses (200), Physicians (100)
Minimum Qualifications:
Paramedics/Nurses:
Traumatology, Anesthesia and Intensive Care):
Manpower Registry Division, Window I,
Ground Floor, Blas F. Ople Building (Formerly POEA Bldg.),
Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA,
Mandaluyong City
You may also register online at www.poea.gov.ph.
Original documents must be presented upon registration. Start of registration is on November 16, 2009.
Minimum Qualifications:
Paramedics/Nurses:
- Male, preferably with BS Diploma
- With at least 2 years diploma after high school
- Worked as member of an ambulance team
- Mastery of resuscitation techniques and medications
- Not more than 50 years old
Traumatology, Anesthesia and Intensive Care):
- Male
- Doctor of Medicine Graduate
- With Board License
- With at least 2 years training in Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care
- Not more than 50 years old
- detailed resume with job description,
- photocopy of school credentials/records,
- employment certificates (past and present),
- photocopy of the first page of the passport
- six (6) pieces of 2x2 photo taken within ten (10) days from date of advertisement
Manpower Registry Division, Window I,
Ground Floor, Blas F. Ople Building (Formerly POEA Bldg.),
Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA,
Mandaluyong City
You may also register online at www.poea.gov.ph.
Original documents must be presented upon registration. Start of registration is on November 16, 2009.
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