Dubai: All bahraini nurses and pharmacists are now employed and there is no waiting list to enter the fitness sector, Al Watan newspaper reported, providing information from the Ministry of Labour.
Labor Minister Jamil Humaidan said there is no unemployment among Bahrain’s nursing graduates. The unemployment rate fell to 5. 7 percent at the end of June 2022, and Bahrain’s total number of job seekers is lately 14,824 men and women, he added.
However, the minister that there are some difficulties in recruiting law graduates.
Nursing education is presented through two universities, the University of Bahrain, which is the leading public university, and the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland – Medical University of Bahrain (RCSI-MUB), which is a university.
Both universities will offer undergraduate and graduate programs. According to available statistics, 4,329 Bahrainis graduated in nursing between 1976 and 2016. The technician won from the World Health Organization (WHO) over the years and collaboration and twinning with other regional and foreign schools have contributed to the reform of nursing education in Bahrain.
According to the report of the National Health Regulatory Authority, the Kingdom has already authorized 25,000 fitness professionals, totaling 13,558 nurses, in their attempt to provide the most productive fitness services. The Director General of the National Health Regulatory Authority, Dr. Mariam Al Jalahma also said the Kingdom’s fitness sector has also licensed 4,727 doctors, 1,145 dentists, 1,702 pharmacists and 3,944 fitness professionals specializing in fields.
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