Wallaby64

Appreciate all the replies, OK, most of the comments make it sound a little bit "dodgey brothers" kind of set-up. But why, what are the things that are turning people off. Being up front, it would simply be a finanicial incentive for me. Want to cane the morgage as fast as possible. Any different being a male RN? And (not sure how to put this) is any of the difficulties or experiences related to one's nationality? You know - Canadian, Australian, Kiwi, Pommie, American, Springbok (S.A), or whatever. Or in fact does one's accent & point of origin have bugger all to do with it? Anyone undertaken up a married status position recently? Recommendations of particular facilities to look at or avoid? :biere:

Hello all, New to allnurses.com so perhaps this topic has already been addressed. Looking at working in Middle East, specifically Saudia or UAE. Would greatly appreciate feedback on others experience working there, and what sort of things to look out for. Any "heads up" would be gratefully received. My specialities are Critical Care (ICU & ED) and Retrieval Nursing (HEMS and Ground Critical Care). Are salaries as good as they make out, or does the cost of living suck away your money? Have a couple of telephone interviews coming up next week. OK, look forward to your replies. Thanks.:smiley_ab