Nursing Jobs in United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates

What springs immediately into mind is all-year round sunshine, high tax free earning potential, magnificent shopping malls, modern technology blending in with the traditional values of the East.

You will find that the UAE is a very cosmopolitan place with people converging from all over the world; Europe, Asia, Africa and the United States and working in harmony together.

Although an Arabic-Islamic country, it enjoys being a relaxed and liberal society, where crime is not on the daily front page.

Furthermore it enjoys a high standard of living which makes the UAE so attractive to medical professionals that they often stay longer than planned.

Islam is the official religion of the United Arab Emirates but other religions are tolerated and freedom of your own faith is given and can be practiced privately.

Location and Geography:

The area of the UAE is 77,700 square kilometers. It is bounded by the Arabian Gulf from the north and northwest , the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Qatar from the west ,the Sultanate of Oman from the south and Oman and KSA and the Gulf of Oman from the east .

The Seven Emirates

The UAE is formed by seven Emirates , Abu Dhabi , Dubai , Sharjah , Ajman , Umm Al Quwain , Ras Al Khaima and Fujairah .

Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi is the largest emirate with an area of 67,340 square kilometers, its capital is Abu Dhabi city which is also the capital of the UAE. 


Abu Dhabi has transformation from a small fishing village to one of the most modern cities in the world due to the large amounts of revenues from oil, which was first discovered here a few decades ago.

This newfound prosperity of the city is clearly reflected in its modern infrastructure, shopping complexes, and recently developed tourist attractions.

For an average tourist, this is one of the safest tourist destinations in the world with some of the best tourist facilities you can get activities range from shopping in the upmarket shops to haggling in the souk (market), travelling in an air conditioned limousine to riding a camel in the desert, dining in five-star luxury to sampling Bedouin hospitality under the night sky

Licensing Requirements for Nursing for the HAAD (Health Authority – Abu Dhabi)

Dubai

Dubai is the second largest emirate with an area of about 3,000 square km and a coastal line 0f 72 km . Dubai city is the capital of the emirate and has developed into an important commercial center not only for the UAE but for the whole Gulf region.

Dubai is to the Middle East what Hong Kong is to Asia: a capitalist boom town buzzing with activity. Nestled between the languid Southern Gulf waters and sweeping desert, cosmopolitan Dubai is blessed by a superb year-round climate, and with its numerous opulent hotels, towering attractions, peerless shopping, stunning entertainment and commercial opportunities, makes Dubai an ideal destination for the traveller enjoying a luxury vacation or business trip.



Sharjah Emirate

Sharjah Emirate is the capital and major city of the emirate renowned as the cultural center of UAE

Ajman Emirate

Ajman Emirate and its capital Ajman city is located on the Arabian Gulf north east of Sharjah with a coastal line of approximately 61 km.

Umm Al Quwain Emirate ( UAQ )

UAQ, and its capital UAQ city are located on a deep bay on the Arabian Gulf with a length of about 5 kmnorth east of Ajman Emirate.

Ras Al Khaimah Emirate ( RAK )

RAK and its capital RAK city is located on the tip of the Emirates peninsula on the Gulf and the Strait of Hurmuz. The emirate is mountainous and rich in agricultural land . It is also famous for its industries such as cement and pharmaceutical products.

Fujairah Emirate

Fujairah and its capital Fujairah city is the only emirate on the Gulf of Oman on the east coast , extending for about 90 km. Its weather is moderate and encourages tourism.

Al Ain

Just an hour and a half drive from Dubai or Abu Dhabi through rolling sand dunes along a tree-lined freeway takes you to the oasis city of Al Ain (Arabic: 'The Eye').

Al Ain is the UAE's largest inland city, and the second city of the Abu Dhabi Emirate. It is surrounded by magnificent red sand dunes and overlooked by an impressive mountain range. Al Ain is located on the United Arab Emirates eastern border with Oman, and is at a focal point for journeys from all over the region by excellent roads. A holiday destination for the UAE shiekhs for many years, Al Ain enjoys its own microclimate bringing welcome relief from the humidity of the coast.

The oases have brought people to this area for thousands of years, and there is a rich history as evidenced by the many archaeological excavations. There are numerous restored and ruined forts and settlements to be seen throughout the area. Today, the abundance of water from the oases allows the city to bloom in its numerous parks and gardens. It is often known as the 'Garden City of the Gulf' and brings welcome respite from the desert all around.

Visitors to the city will find a large amount of facilities and attractions, and will find an atmosphere and culture that feels more traditionally Arabic than can be found in the coastal cities. Some of the attractions include an active and thriving Camel Market (not so easy to take one home on the plane though!