Nurse - Health Centre - Terveystalo, FIN
Are you ready for a Nordic adventure and to start an exciting and magical journey in Finland ? Are you interested in working as
a registered nurse from a holistic perspective, in being part of a skilled team of doctors, nurses and other staff?
Terveystalo is Finland's largest private provider of health services offering a wide range of primary health care, specialist care and welfare services to corporate and private clients as well as the public sector. With more than 300 locations and about 1.2 million customers using comprehensive digital services, Terveystalo had 6.9 million customer appointments during 2020, of which 1.8 million were remote (online) appointments.
Now, Terveystalo is looking to employ nurses - in full-time permanent positions - who have a strong interest in guidance, information retrieval, research and teaching . This offer is a fantastic career opportunity for nurses ready to engage in a calmer lifestyle in the embrace of nature.
Working at a health centre in small regions in Finland contains a multitude of tasks and you get to work at your full professional capacity. Nurses in Finnish health centres normally hold independent receptions and handle patient enquiries and treatment needs via the phone. Notably, in Finland nurses and doctors’ appointments are no longer just face-to-face, but more and more are also executed via different digital platforms. Therefore, an understanding of digital platforms is a key skill in order to succeed in this role.
Would you love working in these duties?
Conducting an independent nurses reception both as face-to-face appointments and via digital service channels
Evaluating treatment needs via phone and in physical reception
Assisting in treatments and examinations
On-call sampling, handling of the samples and evaluation of results
Health counselling and guidance to correct treatment pathways through all service channels
Using your medical expertise during receptions times and in examinations (for example wound treatment, casts, interventional examinations such as colonoscopies, etc.)
Tasks & duties in relation to smooth reception practice, such as giving out medication, ensuring clean and orderly working spaces and taking care of required instruments
2451,59€/ month
START SALARY
0 years of experience
Salary quoted gross, i.e. BEFORE taxes and social contributions as a starting salary with no previous work experience after graduation, in accordance with the collective agreement of private healthcare services sector, pay grade 4. This salary is paid as a minimum, without shift work, after you have received your Finnish license to practise your profession as a nurse.
This position has no shift work.
2598,69€/ month
BASIC SALARY
4 years of experience
Salary quoted gross, i.e. BEFORE taxes and social contributions as a starting salary with 4 years of previous work experience after graduation, in accordance with the collective agreement of private healthcare services sector, pay grade 4. This salary is paid as a minimum, without shift work, after you have received your Finnish license to practise your profession as a nurse.
This position has no shift work.
2721,26€/ month
BASIC SALARY
7 years of experience
Salary quoted gross, i.e. BEFORE taxes and social contributions as a starting salary with 7 years of previous work experience after graduation, in accordance with the collective agreement of private healthcare services sector, pay grade 4. This salary is paid as a minimum, without shift work, after you have received your Finnish license to practise your profession as a nurse.
This position has no shift work.
What is the offer?
When applying through us you can always count on the following basic principles of our partners job offers:
A full-time, permanent position with 40 hours per week working time
A basic monthly, full-time, salary prior to reaching your licensed status and while studying 50% of working time
After licensing, a basic monthly salary starting from 2 400€/ month before taxes (*please, see above)
Additional compensation for inconvenient working hours (evenings, weekends, nights, holidays & overtime) which are paid on top of the basic monthly salary
Induction to your new tasks and responsibilities when you start working
Minimum 24 days of vacation per year starting after the first full working year acting as basis for calculations
Work related healthcare plan and work related insurances
Unemployment and retirement plans & benefits
Additional benefits such as sports, lunch or culture benefits.
We here at BBi Nordics have helped hundreds like you to make this step easier.
How we assist & support you?
We understand that moving to another country is challenging, so we support you in the following ways:
Help to calculate and understand how much is left of your salary after taxes & social contributions
Help to understand the general cost level in the area where you would relocate to, once we have a match for you
Help & assistance to apply for any available financial support for your & your family's relocation
Free-of-charge language and intercultural training prior to your relocation
Education & training alongside your work for you to be licensed as a registered nurse in Finland after your arrival
Home finding & relocation assistance when it's time to move
Help to find jobs, schools and daycare for your family members after relocation
Tips for settling-in after arrival
We expect you to :
Have a license to practice your profession within the field of nursing as a registered or as a specialised nurse, and that this license has been granted to you by European Union country officials.
Have a genuine interest for working with patients
Have an independent customer service attitude with an active listener mode easily activated
Commit to free-of-charge language training, and to study a minimum 20 hrs per week in order to reach a B1/B2 level of the target language at the end of the training
Commit to relocating and starting work in Finland after reaching your target in language training
Considered as a plus are:
Experience from working in the area of nursing as a registered professional after finalising your studies
Intermediate to fluent English language skills
Learn more about working in Finland
Locations to work as a nurse in a health centre
Finland is full of
lakes and forests and is famous for its educational system, and design.
In Finland, you’re never more than a short walk from nature, whether you want to escape to lush forests, adventure in Arctic wilderness or relax on open coasts - Finland has plenty of space for everyone to explore. The different regions have plenty to offer in terms of sports, nature and holistic well-being for those interested in an active lifestyle. A refreshing change from the hustle and bustle, Finland offers a healthier and more sustainable way of life. The country is famous for its work-life balance and a well-functioning society, with high levels of trust & happiness and all-time-low levels of corruption.
There is a
strong belief in personal development and life-long learning embedded in the
Finnish society, ensuring that if you would choose to stay for longer, you will
always have opportunities to grow and develop in your career. There are also possibilities to learn new
skills during your free time starting from different art forms all the way up
to driving boats and cooking.
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