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Job Opportunity: Cruise Ship Nurse

Are you a qualified nurse looking for an exciting opportunity to work aboard a cruise ship? Ryan Ship Management Pvt Ltd is currently seeking a nurse to join their team. Key responsibilities include providing proper medical care to passengers and crew, managing medical emergencies, and ensuring compliance with health standards on board.

Requirements and Qualifications:

Diploma in nursing with professional registration
STCW certificates and valid visas for the US and Schengen countries
Minimum of 24 months experience as a nurse on cruise ships

Additional Details:

Contract Duration: 155 days
Salary: USD 3400 per month
Location: Worldwide, with travel starting from 30/08/2025

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