Letters from CEO
Dear Health Worker!
As the CEO of MedicalBrokers, I will personally ensure that every effort is made to ensure your well-being during your stay in the Netherlands. I will personally see to it that you live in a comfortable environment, resulting in perfect and successful employment in a care centre of your dreams.
I also personally see to it that you end up with nice, pleasant colleagues who pursue the same goal as you: gain a number of years of new experience and capacity building and build up a solid financial buffer for the future.
Because the whole concept of working and living is new and has never been realized in healthcare in this way, there can sometimes be less pleasant surprises. But together with your "booster" and your HR manager, we tackle any incidents immediately. Your personal progress up the social ladder, and therefore the well-being of your family and colleagues, has my constant attention.
I would recommend that you get into the habit of accessing the Internet as often as possible and regularly reviewing what's on the website. Almost every page has the ability to respond with a simple mouse click! Take advantage of this!
Let's get to work! You can do it!
My end-of year wish to all of you!
"Take good care of our Project and each other"
Your follow-up is most perfect!
The developments surrounding the publication of the Application Form have surprised me enormously. While there will always be applicants who have the greatest difficulty with the simplest forms, the majority were fast and accurate. Even with the electronic signature, many had no trouble at all. (How to do that: see FAQ).
The way in which this ICT information is quickly shared is also absolutely unique. It is heart-warming to see how you help each other.
This is really promising for the language course. It is to be expected that you will pick up the subject matter quickly and with enthusiasm and that you will surprise the lecturers with the result. Much to the delight of the HR departments at the new employers.
Congratulations with your intelligent actions.
It was Hon Minister Kwaku Agyemang-Manu himself who told me; “this project is maybe more important for me than for you”.
Unfortunately, his enthusiasm was somewhat dampened when the outcome of his recruitment of nurses to Barbados turned out not to be as good as expected.
An extra reason for MedicalBrokers to pay even more attention to your well-being: is the "booster" who will closely follow your developments in Netherlands and support you as much as possible in finding the best position at the workplace. She also will keep permanently an eye on the opportunities to promote and raise your salary more and more.
