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>Nursing jobs in Malaysia have grown in prominence in the last few years. This is reflected in the way new developments have been made in the field of nursing education. In 1999, post graduation courses were introduced in nursing to incur development in this sector. These changes were brought in to develop nursing services in Malaysia. Often due to low pay scale and other benefits, nurses in Malaysia would take up jobs abroad. To stop this trend, important change were made including a hike in the salary levels.
Today, nursing is a promising profession, where qualified nurses offer their best skills in medical services. The following information will give you a better idea about nursing jobs in Malaysia.
Posts offered:
General Nurse
Industrial Nurse
Staff Nurse
Dental Nurse
Administrator Nurse
Lecturer in Nursing
Professor of Nursing
Associate Professor of Nursing
Phlebotomist
Operation executive
Product Specialist
Welfare Officer
Qualifications: For general positions in nursing including Staff Nurse, Dental Nurse, Industrial Nurse, a degree in Nursing/dental Nursing is asked for. For administrative posts a Graduate Degree or Diploma in Science along with a background in nursing practice is sought. For lecturer/professor of Nursing one has to have a Master’s Degree with nursing as the field of specialization, along with it a desire to pursue research in the same.
Work Experience: For specialized posts like Phlebotomist or industrial nurse a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in nursing is sought. For other posts a minimum of 1-2 years of experience is required.
Working Hours: Working hours is divided in shifts. Daily hours are not specified.
Pay Scale: for lecturers or professors salary ranges around RM 35,000 to RM 47,000 per annum (approx.). For other posts the monthly salary ranges around RM 1,500 to RM 1,700 per month (approx.).
www.jobzing.com provides complete information on various types of Jobs available in Malaysia.
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