25 Filipino Nurses Arrive in Wels, Austria: A New Chapter in Healthcare Excellence

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Linz, Austria – July 29, 2024 – In a significant milestone for international healthcare collaboration, 25 Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) arrived in Vienna on July 23, ready to begin their professional journey in Wels, Austria. Welcomed warmly by their employer, an esteemed hospital in Upper Austria, these nurses bring dedication and expertise, poised to make substantial contributions to the Austrian healthcare system and society.

Before their deployment, the nurses underwent rigorous preparation, including an 8-month intensive German language course in the Philippines, culminating in a German language examination. This meticulous preparation ensures they can integrate seamlessly into their new roles and effectively communicate with patients and colleagues.

These nurses’ successful recruitment and deployment were made possible through the support and guidance of two renowned recruitment agencies: EDI Staffbuilders International (EDI) and C&C Human Resource Development GmbH (C&C). Both agencies have a decade-long history of recruiting skilled healthcare professionals for Germany and Austria, establishing a strong track record of excellence and reliability.

Mr. Cesar Averia, President and CEO of EDI, expressed his profound satisfaction with this achievement.

“We are thrilled to witness the fruits of our hard work and dedication. Since our first deployment to Austria in 2022, our partnership with C&C has flourished, and by the end of 2024, we will have assisted approximately 100 nurses in making Austria their new home. This milestone underscores our commitment to bridging talent with opportunity and enhancing the global healthcare landscape.”

This deployment marks a significant step in strengthening the healthcare workforce in Austria, bringing in highly skilled professionals passionate about providing quality care. The collaboration between EDI, C&C, and the Upper Austrian Hospital exemplifies the power of international partnerships in addressing global healthcare needs.

Christian Hallerbach, CEO of C&C, also shared his pride in partnering with EDI.

“We are proud to collaborate with EDI, an organization that shares our commitment to ethical recruitment practices. As Mr. Averia has repeatedly emphasized, our candidates ‘do not pay a single centavo’ to participate in our program. This principle ensures that our recruitment process is fair and accessible, attracting the best talent without imposing financial burdens on them.”

Upon arrival, the nurses began an onboarding process designed to help them settle into their new environment. This comprehensive support includes assistance with accommodation, understanding local regulations, and integration into the community, ensuring that the nurses can set up their new lives smoothly and confidently.

In addition, C&C is currently organizing a Pre-Arrival Orientation Seminar (PAOS) with the Philippine Embassy in Vienna, ensuring that the arriving nurses are well-prepared for their new roles and lives in Austria.

For further information, please contact:

Mathias Hallerbach

Executive Officer

mathias.hallerbach@cc-hrd.de

+49 157 344 973 04

About C&C Human Resource Development GmbH:

C&C specializes in recruiting and deploying healthcare professionals to Germany and Austria. With a strong focus on quality and compliance, C&C has built a reputation for connecting talented individuals with exceptional career opportunities abroad.

About EDI Staffbuilders International:

EDI is a premier recruitment agency with decades of experience deploying skilled Filipino professionals worldwide. Committed to excellence, EDI ensures employers and employees find the perfect match for mutual growth and success. EDI is an awardee of the Presidential Award of Excellence.

  • Press Release from C & C Human Resource Development GmbH
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