Recruitment Exam to Hire 4,000 Nurses Set to Be Held After Three-Year Hiatus

Head of the Social Security Organization announced plans to hold a recruitment exam to hire 4,000 nurses after a three-year hiatus, saying the organization needs more manpower in the field, with more than 17,000 nursing positions, and has placed strengthening medical staff, improving nurses' working conditions and developing healthcare infrastructure on its agenda.

The head of the Social Security Organization announced plans to hold an employment exam to recruit four thousand nurses after a three-year hiatus and said: "With more than 17,000 nursing posts, this organization needs more human resources in this field and has put strengthening the medical staff, improving the working conditions of nurses, and developing medical infrastructure on the agenda."