REGISTERED NURSES WANTED FOR U.S. DEPLOYMENT

REGISTERED NURSES WANTED FOR U.S. DEPLOYMENT
CGFNS or NCLEX Passers

We provide U.S. Immigrant Visa Sponsorship

We will give you the best benefits

Contact us by e-mail at mailto:international.staffing@gmail.com
Or by filling out the Application Form below
Or by letter sent to

Attention: Nurse Internet Application

International Staffing Registry, Inc.

Ground Floor, Catalina Bldg.

9 New York St. corner E. Rodriguez Sr. Ave.

Cubao, Quezon City

Metro Manila, Philippines

If available, you may send the following complete (originals or scanned/electronic) requirements:
- CGFNS (Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools) or NCLEX exam result
- CGFNS Certificate
- IELTS, or TOEFL and TSE
- RN License (Xerox of card Ok)
- Résumé (and references of past and present employers)
- BSN Diploma (Authenticated Ok)
- School Transcript of Records (Authenticated Ok)
- Birth Certificate NSO Certified
- NSO Certified Marriage Certificate (if married) and Dependents' Birth Certificate/s (if a parent)
- Board Rating
- PRC/Board Certificate (Authenticated Ok)
- Passport (must be valid for 2 years, otherwise renewal processing assistance from Int'l Staffing Reg. OK)
- Certification of Employment from Current or Previous Employers
- Certificate of Trainings or Seminars Attended for the Past Two Years and other documents supporting your Résumé
- Four pcs. passport size colored photos

United Staffing Registry, Inc. POEA Reg. # 1008222

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LOWONGAN KERJA PERAWAT DI MM2100 (BEKASI)

LOWONGAN KERJA PERAWAT DI MM2100 (BEKASI)

written by LOWONGAN KERJA TERBARU
at 17-Jan-2008

One of MNC japanese manufacturing company located in Cibitung-Bekasi urgently needs:

1-NURSE (Kode : HR-Nurse)
Sex : Male
Duty : In charge in employee hygienne & heath insurance
Max of age : 25 years old
Min Education : D3 Nursery
Skill : Computer & English is a must
Willing to work in night and day shift arrangement

2-PAYROLL ADMINISTRATION (HR-Payroll)
Sex : Male
Duty : Data entry of attendance and payroll data
Max of age : 25 years old
Min education : D3 Any dicipline preferably Social or economic
Skill : Computer & English is a must
Team worker and fast learner

All positions would be stationed at MM2100 Industrial Town, Bekasi andengaged under one year contract period (extendable).Please submit your application along with CV to :jin_recruit@jst.com.sg not later than 2 weeks.

Brunei Health Job

An international hospital chain has urgent demand to be filled for its hospital in Brunei Darussalam.

CARDIAC TECHNICIAN
· Must have at least an electromedical engineering diploma
· Preferably with at least 5 years’ working experience in Cardiovascular Laboratories including experience with electrophysiology studies and ablation.
· Must be able to perform special work in CVL such as 2D Echocardiogram, DSE, Exercise Stress Test, Holter,
· Candidates who have passed ACLS will have an advantage. NURSE MANAGER (Operating Theatre)
· Must have recognized post basic qualification in Operating Theatre. A nursing degree will be an advantage.
· Preferably 5-7 years’ relevant working experience as a Nurse Manager and possess experiences in general procedures including cardiothoracic procedures.
· Must possess good oral and written communication, interpersonal and computer skills with the ability to work independently.
· Self motivated with the ability to lead a team.
· Flexible and open to changes with the ability to handle a dynamic environment are essential.

STAFF NURSES
· Must have either post basic certification and at least 5 years’ relevant working experience in Critical Care Nursing (Cardiac) or Cardiovascular Laboratory
· Good interpersonal and communication skills.
· Must be able to work well as part of a multidisciplinary team and have the ability to deliver a high standard of care.
· Keen in participating in Continuing Nursing Education programmes.

So, if you posses the above criteria, hands-on and keen to take up this challenge, kindly forward your detailed resume stating personal particulars, employment history, qualifications, current and expected salaries before 5 February 2008, maximum 300Kb, MS Word. Applications with PDF or other format will not be entertained.

Application or enquiry shall be forwarded to bamint_l@yahoo.com.

Posted by BAM InternationalPerkantoran Taman Pondok Kelapa A/14, Jakarta 13450, Indonesiaemail:
bamint_l@yahoo.comhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/BAM-International
http://groups.google.com/group/BAM-International

Note:
1. BAM International will not under any circumstances solicit, collect, or accept from any candidates applying for a position with the company, any fees, charges, or reimbursements of any kind whatsoever; nor solicit, collect or accept any gifts, favors, assistance, or any other benefit of any kind or nature whatsoever from any candidates.
2. If you haven’t been contacted within a month, your qualification may not meet our requirement at this moment. We shall keep your resume for the future vacant position that is valid a year on receipt of your application. And we will contact you immediately if we have a suitable position for you

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C virus is the most common chronic blood borne infection in the United States with an estimated 4.1 million American infected. World-wide there is an estimated 170 million persons chronically infected. The number of new infections per year has declined from 240,000 in the 1980s to 26,000 in 2004.

Potential risk factors include contact with infected blood, instruments or needles - such as IV drug users, health care workers, or public safety workers. Additional potential risk factors include intranasal cocaine use, tattooing and body piercing. Before 1992 the hepatitis C virus was also transmitted through blood transfusions. All blood is now tested for the presence of the virus. The risk post-transfusion has been estimated to be reduced to 0.001% per unit transfused.

Because infection with the virus can be asymptomatic or have vague symptoms, as many as 60% of individuals infected are unaware that they carry the virus. Many are found as a result of routine blood tests. Chronic hepatitis C is a slowly progressive disease that may gradually advance over 10-40 years. When it is acquired in later life there is some evidence that it may progress faster. In those with cirrhosis due to hepatitis C there is an associated increase in the chance of developing hepatocellular carcinoma. Drinking alcohol can make the liver disease worse.

There is no vaccine to prevent hepatitis C. The best prevention is not to use IV drugs, not to share needles, razors, or toothbrushes. Think about the risks if you are thinking about getting a tattoo or body piercing; and get vaccinated against hepatitis B.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there is an association between sexual exposure to someone with a history of hepatitis, or exposure to multiple sex partners and contraction of hepatitis C. Women with hepatitis C do not need to avoid pregnancy or breast-feeding according to the CDC. Expectant and new parents should be advised that approximately 5 out of every 100 infants born to HCV infected females might be infected. HCV-positive mothers should consider abstaining from breast-feeding if their nipples are cracked or bleeding.

Currently there are FDA-approved treatments for hepatitis C. Hepatitis C positive patients should be evaluated by their physicians for liver disease.

References:
1. The American Liver Foundation Fact Sheet on Hepatitis C http://www.liverfoundation.org/
2. Center for Disease Control Fact sheet on Hepatitis C. http://www.cdc.gov/
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By: Patti Radovich, MSN, RN, FCCM
Clinical Nurse Specialist Consultant to Ed4Nurses, Inc.
www.Ed4Nurses.com

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Why the Flu Likes Winter

Why the Flu Likes Winter

(December 6, 2007: In the News)

Researchers at the microbiology department at Mount Sinai School of Medicine say the flu's seasonal preference for winter has to do with the virus itself. It is more stable and stays in the air longer when air is cold and dry. In test animals, the virus was transmitted best at a low humidity, 20%, and not transmitted at all when the humidity reached 80%. The animals also released viruses nearly 2 days longer at 41 degrees than at room temperature of 68 degrees.

As Reported by The New York Times