Dr. Suliaman Al Habib Hospital introduction Video.

Dr. Suliman al Habib Hospital Group (HMG), a Saudi-based multinational hospital group, has announced that it will be hiring 200 Nepalese nurses within the physical year 2023. The hospital currently has over 1900 beds, 13,000+ staff, and 2,750 consultant doctors serving patients. Over the last year, 40 Nepalese nurses have been serving the hospital, and the addition of 200 more nurses will further strengthen the hospital's workforce. The hospital is committed to providing a range of benefits to the new nurses, including a one-year open down ticket, fully furnished accommodation, 100% covered medical insurance, and the hospital will bear visa costs, government fees, joining ticket, and other associated costs. The hospital management has decided to offer 100% free recruitment, providing opportunities for fresh graduate nurses who hold NNC licenses. As per the Government of Saudi Arabia standards, nurses must have one year of clinical experience without a gap to be eligible to work as nurses in Saudi Arabia. This recruitment drive is an excellent opportunity for fresh graduate nurses to kickstart their career in a world-class healthcare facility. Prof. Dr. Majeed, VP of Group, has confirmed his visit to Nepal on May 20, 2023, to meet with government officials, hospitals, and colleges to strengthen the relationship between the hospital group and Nepal. To facilitate the recruitment process, Dr. Suliman al Habib Hospital Group has appointed Manaslu International as its authorized agency to recruit nurses from Nepal. "We are excited to welcome more Nepalese nurses to our team," said Prof. Dr. Majeed. "Our hospital is committed to providing quality healthcare services to our patients, and we believe that hiring more skilled and passionate nurses will help us achieve this goal." Dr. Suliman al Habib Hospital Group is confident that the new nurses will make a significant contribution to the hospital's mission of providing quality healthcare services. This recruitment drive is a great opportunity for Nepalese nurses to work in a world-class healthcare facility and further their careers.