International Nurse Mobility Program in Germany

Join a government-supported international mobility program for qualified nurses from Odisha to work in top hospitals and elderly care facilities in Germany. This opportunity includes structured German language training (A1–B2), visa/document support, and a transparent pathway to a long-term, high-respect nursing career in Europe.

Job Location: Germany (Candidate
must be willing to relocate to Germany)

Key Responsibilities
Provide protected, evidence-based nursing care in wards, ICU, ER, OT, and elderly care settings
Administer medicines and IVs, monitor vitals, and maintain accurate nursing documentation
Assist in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and support rehabilitation goals
Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team including doctors, physios, and therapists
Educate patients and families on care plans and post-discharge instructions
Comply with infection control, patient safety, and hospital SOPs
Work in rotational shifts and uphold professional ethics and patient dignity

Salary Range: INR 2,80,000 to 3,20,000 Per Month





Requirements
B.Sc Nursing or GNM with valid State Nursing Council Registration
Minimum 1 year of hospital/clinical experience in any department
Willingness to attend full-time, offline German language training (A1–B2) in Bhubaneswar
Valid Passport (or proof of application) and standard KYC/education documents
Strong patient communication, teamwork, and learning mindset

Other pointers regarding this job:

Training Location: Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Age: 22–35 preferred

Government-supported international​ Job Placements

Benefits
Starting Gross Salary: €2,800–€3,200/month (varies by employer/state)

– Higher pay post recognition/credentialing in Germany

Work Hours: ~38–40 hrs/week; paid overtime as per local law

Perks: Statutory health insurance, pension, paid annual leave, safe & regulated workplaces

Career Path: Clear progression, specializations, leadership roles

Immig

📌 Registered Nurse — Odisha Bhubaneswar
🏢 2COMs
📍 Bhubaneswar