Healthcare Professional!
Get Hired to Finland.
Free of charge job hunting and migration assistant service for HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS is available for a limited period of time.
Tired of working around the clock, being scared on the streets and paying ridiculously expensive health insurance?
Consider a change. Your skills as an American healthcare professional are highly valued in Finland.
By moving to Finland, you get access to high-quality healthcare, social security and public services for practically free.
We offer you the opportunity to get a good job in Finland easily. And the process is very straightforward, if you have any Finnish roots.
Let's have a talk
Got interested? Let’s talk. You’re not committing to anything but to know more!
See the need with your own eyes
– Finnish Broadcasting News in English
Helsinki faces Finland's worst-ever labour shortage
Thousands of nurses, early childhood education teachers and doctors will retire in Helsinki in the next few years.
Helsinki faces Finland’s worst employee shortage. Thousands of new workers will be needed soon to care for and teach children, help the elderly and care for the sick in the capital.
YLE NEWS
Oct. 1st 11:59 AM
Nurse shortage eats away at ward beds
Around half of the wellbeing services counties that took part in Yle's survey report closing some of their wards due to a lack of staff.
Hospital wards across Finland have had to close or reduce the number of beds available for the summer due to nursing shortages, Yle's latest inquiry found.
YLE NEWS
June 27th 12:10 PM
When the doctor is not in: German cottage tourist stitches own knee
With the nearest available doctor many kilometres away, Henrik Hoffmeyer decided to take matters into his own hands following a chainsaw incident in the Finnish countryside.
Lack of healthcare staff led him to stitch his own knee.
YLE NEWS
Aug. 11th 10:38 AM
Our background
The service we offer is based on personal experience of moving to and integrating in Finland and working here.
Aaron Hakso
Entrepreneur, teacher
Hi there! I am Aaron, born and raised in Longview Washington. Now I live in Haapavesi Finland – which just might be the best town East of the Mississippi River!
Living here for over 30 years, I have found that while America is the greatest country in the world, Finland is probably the best.
A safe environment, clean nature, free quality healthcare and social security are things that should be given their deserved value. And in Finland, these are available and virtually free for everyone.
And best of all, these can all be yours too if you want to move to Finland.
If you are interested , let’s have a talk. Fill your details in a form below and I’ll contact you soon and let’s see how can I help you to fill your dreams here.
-Aaron
What do our clients say?
Why should I consider Finland?
Against this backdrop, whispers emerge of a promising alternative across the Atlantic: Finland.
Finland, known for its tranquil landscapes and societal harmony, faces its own challenges – that you could benefit from. The aging population, reflective of many European nations, places increasing demands on the healthcare system. Coupled with urban migration and a declining birth rate, the country finds itself in need of skilled healthcare professionals to uphold its world-renowned standards of care.
While Finland’s educational system produces top-tier medical professionals, the demand surpasses the supply. To address the gaps and ensure that each citizen continues to receive quality care, Finland opens its doors to international expertise.
For healthcare professional seeking a balance between professional growth and personal well-being, Finland beckons with an opportunity like no other.
Nestled in Northern Europe, Finland’s healthcare model offers a refreshing contrast. Here, bureaucracy takes a backseat compared to States, allowing professionals to immerse themselves to patient care. The system’s efficiency is not just in its streamlined administrative processes but also in its preventive approach, reducing the strain on facilities and ensuring that healthcare providers work in a balanced environment.
But beyond the work dynamics, the Finnish lifestyle beckons. The nation’s emphasis on work-life harmony ensures that long hours don’t overshadow personal growth and leisure. A society built on trust and transparency means reduced anxieties outside the workplace. With free education, robust social security, and a renowned emphasis on individual wellbeing, Finland seems to resonate with the very essence of healthcare: holistic well-being.
Moreover, with a population that embraces English and a rich cultural tapestry that celebrates both innovation and tradition, the transition is smooth. Finland doesn’t just offer a job; it promises personal fulfillment.
As Paul Harvey would say, “From for what it’s worth department—”
Which political system is better….
A one party?
A two party?
Or a multi-party?
I came to Finland over 30 years ago from the USA. Two political parties, the Democrats and the Republicans. Best in the world! North Korea has one.
Finland has nine! Sure, some are small, but their voice is heard. Democracy. Why is Finland the ‘Happiest Country in the World’, almost best education, good social services, etc etc etc?
Is it because no political party has ‘supreme’ power? The left and the center and the blue and the right have to work everything out? Talk things over, not just ‘railroad’ the people.
Just a thought.
Benefits
- Workplace in Nordic Healthcare
- Public Healthcare (no insurance)
- Social Security (for everyone)
- Free education (on all levels)
- Safe society (you can trust officials)
- Affordable living (in a town or in the middle of the nature – you choose)
Requirements
- Get a job (we'll help you)
- Validate your education and certificates (we'll help you)
- Get citizenship (straightforward if you have Finnish roots)
- Pass language test (we'll help you, teaching languages for 30 years)
- Move to Finland (we'll help you)
- Start working and living!
Moving to Finland for Healtcare Career
– Official authorities links and articles
Remigration for persons who have Finnish roots
Under certain conditions, these persons may get a residence permit in Finland without any other grounds such as work or studies.
The migration process is very straightforward if you have roots or relatives in Finland. Read the Immigration Service's guide for people with close ties to Finland.
FINNISH IMMIGRATION SERVICE
Residence permit for persons employed as a specialist
Residence permits are granted for specialists who have a confirmed employment in Finland.
You are a specialist if you are coming to Finland to work in expert duties that require special expertise, your salary is at least EUR 3,473 per month and you have a higher education degree or have otherwise acquired the expertise.
FINNISH IMMIGRATION SERVICE
Requirements to work in Healthcare in Finland
To work in a social welfare or health care profession in Finland, you must usually have a licence granted by Valvira.
From this site you can check out how the application process goes. It is quite straightforward and we are here to guide you through it, if you need help.
VALVIRA
Got your interest? Let's connect!
If you are interested in the idea of moving to Finland to work and live, the first step is to fill in the short form below. Completing this form does not commit you to anything.
I will then be in touch with you to discuss the different possibilities. My aim is to find you a job in Finland, sort out the paperwork with you and arrange your accommodation and other things you need in advance.
My service for you is free of charge. For the sake of transparency, my fee will be paid by your future employer, who wants you to work for them in Finland.
If you want, you can later purchase some extra services from me, such as Finnish language classes. But they are purely optional. I’m happy to tell you more, if you are interested in learning the language beforehand.
