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Nursing at King Faisal

cazzyb

Hi
I am a paediatric nurse from the UK and have been seriously thinking about applying to work at the King Faisal hospital.  I was just wondering if anyone had any experiences of working there and whether they would recommend it?
Thanks

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ali.afif.ibrahim

If ur coming for the money go ahead :P but my brother will be pain in the ass if u dont do ur job well...

cazzyb

It's not about the money for me - more about experiencing a different culture.

ali.afif.ibrahim

cazzyb wrote:

It's not about the money for me - more about experiencing a different culture.


You mean miserable experience ! LoL ... why not find yerself some nice country to work in.

stumpy

live.ali wrote:
cazzyb wrote:

It's not about the money for me - more about experiencing a different culture.


You mean miserable experience ! LoL ... why not find yerself some nice country to work in.


Why should it be a miserable experience........??

That is only your personal opinion and what do you base this opinion on ???

What may seem miserable or negative to you may well be different for someone else.

love_story_s15

cazzyb wrote:

Hi
I am a paediatric nurse from the UK and have been seriously thinking about applying to work at the King Faisal hospital.  I was just wondering if anyone had any experiences of working there and whether they would recommend it?
Thanks


Hi

if you mean King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre in Riyadh think it will be a good experince

check the offical site of hospital
kfshrc.edu.sa/wps/portal/En/!ut/p/c1/04_SB8K8xLLM9MSSzPy8xBz9CP0os_jQEH9nSydDRwN3X2MzA09DC69AAyN_FwtLQ_1wkA6cKtzNjCHyBjiAo4G-n0d-bqp-QXZ2mqOjoiIAoFvc4A!!/dl2/d1/L0lDU1NSaVNRL0lKUkFBSWhNeENJIS9ZRllCUlp3IS9lbg!!/

I hope that will help you

Mobo-CY

I agree with Stumpy. I have been living in Riyadh for 6 months and have found both °µÍø½ûÇøriate and local women in my apartment complex who are warm and welcoming. They have given me tips on how to find things, and have sometimes gone out shopping with me. This country has lots of interesting historical sites and things to do, also. It's all in one's openness to a different way of doing things, and staying in the humble learner mode.

Also, I recently met an Australian nurse who loves her job (sorry, don't remember which hospital). She came not knowing any Arabic and has learned quite a bit from her patients. She also recently started private lessons with a local teacher, and I have done the same. Great fun.

Ally1602

Did you go?
How is it? I'm also looking at going. I too work in paeds.