News and stories about nursing jobs in Europe
The WHO Health Workforce Support and Safeguards List and its function The World Health Organization (WHO) Health Workforce Support and Safeguards List is an essential tool that plays a crucial role in the recruitment of healthcare professionals, including nurses and other healthcare workers, across the globe. This list serves as a dynamic document that categorizes […]
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An Introduction to the process of Partial and Full Qualification Recognition As a healthcare facility partnering with CWC (CWC Recruitment), you will have the opportunity to welcome new employees from abroad who are initially qualified to work as assistant nurses, holding (in most cases) a Partial Qualification Recognition (PQR). This blog post aims to provide […]
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If you’ve recently explored our website or received communication from us, you may have noticed some changes, namely an updated brand name and logo! These past months mark a new chapter in our journey. Care With Care, a name that has resonated with our values and aspirations, has evolved into CWC Recruitment, a name that […]
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Understanding Nurse Cultural Differences In today’s globalized world, businesses are increasingly operating with international teams. While this diversity brings numerous benefits, it also presents challenges in terms of effective communication and understanding across cultural differences. This is especially crucial in the healthcare industry, where nurses from diverse backgrounds come together to provide quality care to […]
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In February 2022, Care With Care was one of the first companies to be awarded the RAL Quality Seal – “Fair Recruitment Healthcare Germany” by the Gütegemeinschaft Anwerbung und Vermittlung von Pflegekräften aus dem Ausland e.V. (Quality Association for the Recruitment and Placement of Care Workers from Abroad) for its ethical, fair and transparent recruitment […]
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In May 2022, the UK Code of Practice for International Recruitment List recognized Care With Care for their ethical standards of active international recruitment in alignment with the United Kingdom’s strategy to strengthen medical and community care institutions while ensuring safeguards on proactive recruiting from nations with a surplus of healthcare personnel. Care With Care […]
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Keeping up with German learning and motivation Any new skill takes time and energy to learn and master, especially when it comes to learning a new language. It’s absolutely normal to be intimidated at first! However – as you begin with the process, you will realize that not only does it get easier, it gets […]
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Covid-19 & Vaccination Working in Germany can be an exhilarating experience. It can certainly prove to be meaningful to each one in different ways. Despite the pandemic, there remains hope. Proof of that is that the Care With Care Team has continued its efforts to bring more nurses to Germany during the last months in […]
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In February 2022, the Gütegemeinschaft Anwerbung und Vermittlung von Pflegekräften aus dem Ausland e.V. (Quality Association for the Recruitment and Placement of Care Workers from Abroad) awarded the first RAL quality mark “Fair Recruitment Healthcare Germany”. Care With Care is one of the first companies to be awarded and certified for its ethical, fair and […]
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You have your job interview scheduled—congratulations! The best thing you can do to improve your chances of acing your interview is to prepare, and we‘ve got you covered! Below, see what employers are looking for and how to make a great first impression with our top interview tips. 1. Research on your employer and […]
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Are you a Filipino nurse currently working in Germany? Living and working outside of the Philippines requires insurance that will allow you to exit your country of origin and protect you in the event of an emergency in the country of employment. But what happens when you are already abroad and it expires? Read on […]
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You have a nursing degree and are thinking about going to Germany to work as a nurse? Do you want to understand whether you would like to work for an employer in Germany? This may be a good idea, especially because there is an increasing demand for nursing professions in Germany. However, international labour […]
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