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There are contractors over there such as Halliburton that do pay a substantial amount. Now I'm not saying that this individual company hires for healthcare but there are many out there who do. I was a Firefighter in the Air Force, and one of our deployments took us over to Kyrgyzstan and Afghanistan where I met and worked with civilian contracted firefighters who where bringing home around $125 thousand, 80% tax free. Although 250 thousand does sound high, but I wouldn't put it past the contractors especially if they are hurting for well qualified individuals. Also, this 13 weeks could have been misinterpreted for 13 months, which would make a little more sense. But hay Kuwait is not bad. You would be working on a well guarded military base with less threat then you think. Try and find out who this contractor is and talk with one of there recruiters. Please post if you find out more.
$250,000 for 13 weeks equals a salary of One Million per year. Does anyone really believe that anyone (even the Saudis and Kuwaitis) would be willing to pay that amount of money to fill a Nursing position. Get real!
I would guess that this may be the result of a typo. $25,000 for 13 weeks is realistic. Almost all of the offers for Saudi Arabia and Kuwait include a liberal salary as well as housing, paid vacation, round trip air fare, etc. but not One Million per year.
If you think the offer is genuine, contact me as I have a bridge for sale between Manhattan and Brooklyn.
rosieseattle, RN
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I have heard a rumor that there is an agency in Florida, that is hiring nurses for 13 week contracts in Kuwait for 250 thousand dollars. Anybody out there know anything?