Working as a Nurse in Switzerland | Worth it ? 

danke viel mals. Und alles gute wünsche ich dir 🙌🙏🏻

thanks for watching

we have assistants for that but sometimes we also do that depends how difficult the patient is

the Redcross switzerland will check your Documents and they will decide if you need extra duty hours or exam. www.srk.ch

thank you 😊🙏🏻

Yes you can but you need to find the employer that will sponsor you also language cert.

yes it is. You can check it thru Ausbildung-Weiterbildung.ch

yes i'm planning po

Hi yes please check the website jobs.ch you'll find employers and Agency there

If you have German ausbildung as a Nurse then it is accepted to work here. But also you need EU pass thats the easiest way to come here

@@AnnYamNurse thank you ma'am.

i have a video for the Salary. please watch it thanks ❤️❤️❤️

before its easier but since Brexit, UK falls into non EU Country and the immigration process is stricter than EU countries

But if you find an Employer that will sponsor you for the whole process it will be possible to get working permit here

Do we need to find the employer ahead of the red cross verification or after fulfilling all the requirements?

@@sijalpathak9253 no need to have an Employer for the Verification. You can start applying even without employer

Are you EU Citizen already ? With that you can apply directly here.

yes you have to pay for it. Your obligate to have your health insurance here

German, Italian or French. depends which region po you want to live. English po is not their main language

From the Philippines po sa papunta Germany muna ako nagapply. That was Athena Agency in Iloilo

@@AnnYamNurse thank you. God bless you. Stay Safe and healthy always.

You need to pass your Documents to Redcross switzerland first for the recognition if the decision is complete recognized no need for exam or praktikum. There's no bridging course here only practicum or exam.

Hi there are some opportunities too about Laboratories Technician or Med Tech here you just need Employer that will sponsor you. If your EU citizen na the process is much more easier

@AnnYamNurse hello po again! Yes I am a EU citizen, and I'm willing to learn the German this year. I just need some guidance in the processing or to find a sponsor po.

@@SharminKhan09 if your EU Citizen na. it's easier you can also apply online and send your applications. And of course you need to let your Diploma recognized by Redcross www.srk.ch and of the requirements is Language Cert. at least B2 level

You can check to jobs.ch and indeed.ch Lab Technician are also indemand here esp. in some Hospitals

Hi Denny thanks for watching. It's actually hard to get a Job as Non EU citizen but if you find an Employer that will support you than it is possible. Jobs.ch is the common website here for medical professionals