Many nurses immigrate to Saudi Arabia to practice their profession. In comparison to North America and the United Kingdom, the nurse-to-patient ratio is lower. You don't have a hard daily commute because you reside on the hospital grounds. Many nurses are pleasantly delighted to discover that Riyadh has a vibrant social scene. Saudis are extremely grateful for the nursing care they receive and rarely complain. 

Demand

Nurses, doctors, and allied health professionals In the Middle East, health professionals are in high demand, and there are several chances to work and travel in this fascinating region. Nurses are typically hired on a one- or two-year contract, with the option of renewal on a case-by-case basis. Contracts are typically made on a single status basis, which means you'll have to make your own accommodation arrangements if you're traveling with a spouse or dependents. For more senior positions, exceptions may be made.

Safe Staffing

In Saudi Arabia, safe staffing of health care professionals is observed. Safe staffing is achieved when an adequate number of nurses and midwives with the necessary education, skills, and experience are available at all times throughout the continuum of care. The proof is indisputable. According to research, hospitals with proper staffing ratios save money by reducing the length of stay, preventing hospital-acquired infections, reducing pressure injuries, reducing prescription errors, lowering staff turnover, and increasing patient and staff satisfaction. As a result, the most cost-effective strategy for improving patient safety and care quality is to maintain safe staffing levels.

Pay Scale

There is no scarcity of cash and luxuries in a wealthy country. For the same task done elsewhere in Europe or the United States, the pay is higher. Employees might earn a lot of money because there are no monthly pay deductions. Private health insurance might buffer higher income and financial gains.

According to payscale.com, the average total salary for an entry-level Registered Nurse (RN) with less than 1 year of experience is SAR 9,235. Likewise, the average total remuneration for a newly licensed Registered Nurse (RN) with 1-4 years of experience is SAR 47,796. Based on 188 salaries, the average total salary for a mid-career Registered Nurse (RN) with 5-9 years of experience is SAR 57,457. Based on 97 salaries, the average total salary for a seasoned Registered Nurse (RN) with 10-19 years of experience is SAR 62,338.

Good Weather

Saudi Arabia is a desert country with a broad range of temperatures, believe it or not. Riyadh, located in the heart of the Kingdom and in the middle of the desert, experiences the most extreme temperature swings, with winter lows of 8C-21C (46F-70F) and summer highs of 42C (108F).

Because of its location near the Red Sea, Jeddah is slightly cooler than Riyadh but also slightly more humid. The average low temperature in Jeddah is 18C-29C (64F-84F) in the winter and 37C (99F) in the summer. Bring a heavy sweater with you as you leave the city for your camping, hiking, or touring experiences. At night, the desert may become rather frigid.

Saudi Arabia can be one of the most difficult nations to work in, but it can also be one of the most rewarding. Employers will be very interested if you can demonstrate your versatility and superior healthcare skills in this way.

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