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Advenas Medical Staffing Solution

Building Healthcare Teams for a Healthier Tomorrow.

What We Do

        Advenas is a recruitment agency focused exclusively on the medical sector. Our expertise lies in identifying and placing top-tier talent in various healthcare facilities, ranging from hospitals to specialized clinics. We understand the unique challenges and requirements of the medical industry and are dedicated to matching the right professionals with the right opportunities. Our goal is to streamline the hiring process for healthcare organizations while ensuring they gain access to skilled, qualified medical staff who can excel in their roles and contribute to the betterment of patient care.

        At Advenas, we are more than just a recruiting company; we are your strategic partner in building a robust medical workforce. Our journey began with a vision to revolutionize healthcare staffing by providing customized solutions that meet the unique needs of each medical facility. We specialize in sourcing and placing exceptional talent in a variety of healthcare settings, from bustling hospitals to intimate clinics.

        Our team, comprised of seasoned professionals with deep roots in both healthcare and recruitment industries, understands the critical importance of matching the right individual to the right role. We believe that the strength of a healthcare facility lies in its staff, and our mission is to enhance this strength by introducing skilled, compassionate, and dedicated professionals into your team.

        At Advenas, we’re not just filling positions; we’re fostering partnerships and contributing to the journey of healthcare excellence. Our commitment to quality, ethical practices, and an in-depth understanding of the healthcare landscape sets us apart. We are driven by the passion to make a tangible difference in patient care through our recruitment expertise. Welcome to Advenas, where we bridge the gap between healthcare facilities and top-tier medical talent.

Our Team

Mr. Thaer Abusamrah
Managing Director and Bridge Builder in the Healthcare Sector

      Mr. Thaer Abusamrah, an experienced physician and trainer for intercultural competencies, leads our company. For his commitment to the integration of refugees in the healthcare sector, he has been awarded multiple times, including being the recipient of a prestigious teaching award from the University of Düsseldorf. As a certified instructor for German in healthcare professions, he actively promotes the linguistic and professional integration of international professionals in Germany. In his role as Managing Director, he serves as a central interface between the German healthcare market and international talents, significantly contributing to the strengthening of our multicultural work environment.

Mr. Jürgen Simeth
Deputy Managing Director and Healthcare Expert

    Mr. Jürgen Simeth has been with us since 2021, bringing over 20 years of experience in the field of migration and the workforce. In his role as Deputy Managing Director, he coordinates communication between our company and external healthcare organizations. His efforts promote effective collaboration and leverage his expertise as a healthcare coach and psychological counselor.

Our Team

Mr. Thaer Abusamrah
Managing Director and Bridge Builder in the Healthcare Sector

      Mr. Thaer Abusamrah, an experienced physician and trainer for intercultural competencies, leads our company. For his commitment to the integration of refugees in the healthcare sector, he has been awarded multiple times, including being the recipient of a prestigious teaching award from the University of Düsseldorf. As a certified instructor for German in healthcare professions, he actively promotes the linguistic and professional integration of international professionals in Germany. In his role as Managing Director, he serves as a central interface between the German healthcare market and international talents, significantly contributing to the strengthening of our multicultural work environment.

Mr. Jürgen Simeth
Deputy Managing Director and Healthcare Expert

    Mr. Jürgen Simeth has been with us since 2021, bringing over 20 years of experience in the field of migration and the workforce. In his role as Deputy Managing Director, he coordinates communication between our company and external healthcare organizations. His efforts promote effective collaboration and leverage his expertise as a healthcare coach and psychological counselor.

Why choose Germany?

Aging medical workforce

        Germany faces a significant challenge with 42% of its doctors being over 55 years old. Projections indicate a decline in the working-age population to 45.9 million by 2030 and further dropping to 35.7 million by 2060. The decreasing birth rate contributes to a scarcity of workers, particularly skilled professionals. The aging population exacerbates challenges in healthcare sectors, demanding more skilled nursing professionals in future.

General Practice
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Expansion in medical facilities

      There is a continuous effort in expansion and modernization of German healthcare system. The growth in medical departments and services is outpacing the availability of university graduates and foreign professionals, highlighting the ongoing challenge to meet the rising demand for qualified personnel.

Germany’s Approach towards Immigration

         Germany has embraced immigration, recognizing its pivotal role in addressing demographic challenges and sustaining economic growth. The country acknowledges the positive impact of immigrants on the labor market, contributing diverse skills and talents. In recent years, Germany has implemented policies to attract and integrate skilled workers, fostering a dynamic and multicultural society. 

Why choose Germany?

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Aging medical workforce

    Germany faces a significant challenge with 42% of its doctors being over 55 years old. Projections indicate a decline in the working-age population to 45.9 million by 2030 and further dropping to 35.7 million by 2060. The decreasing birth rate contributes to a scarcity of skilled professionals. The aging population further exacerbates challenges in healthcare sector, demanding more skilled nursing professionals in future.

Expansion in medical facilities

      There is a continuous effort in expansion and modernization of German healthcare system. The growth in medical sectors and services is outpacing the availability of university graduates and foreign professionals, highlighting the ongoing challenge to meet the rising demand for qualified personnel.

Germany’s Approach towards Immigration

         Germany has embraced immigration, recognizing its pivotal role in addressing demographic challenges and sustaining economic growth. The country acknowledges the positive impact of immigrants on the labor market, contributing diverse skills and talents. In recent years, Germany has implemented policies to attract and integrate skilled workers, fostering a dynamic and multicultural society. 

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

What factors influence employment possibilities in Germany?2024-01-26T12:26:54+00:00

Several factors impact employment opportunities, including possession of a recognized medical professional qualification from your home country, proficiency in German and specialized language skills, and the regional demand for your professional profile in Germany.

How long does immigration to Germany take?2024-01-26T12:19:06+00:00

On average, it takes about 6 to 11 months to immigrate to Germany, and an additional 6 months for the final recognition of professional qualifications and employment as a skilled worker.

What does a Deficit Assessment Notice mean?2024-01-26T12:21:13+00:00

A Deficit Assessment Notice outlines the disparities between your professional qualifications and the state-regulated qualifications for the corresponding profession in Germany. After processing your recognition application, the recognition authority issues this notice, specifying deficits in terms of hours in clinical practice and/or theory. Healthcare professionals can address these deficits through participation in a theory-practice course as part of an adaptation course or by taking an oral proficiency examination, which is typically required for doctors and academic professions from non-EU countries. Adequate preparation for this examination is strongly recommended, either independently or with the assistance of appropriate courses on our online education platform.

Is there a possibility of my immigration application being rejected?2024-01-26T12:25:20+00:00

The “consultation” service involves a thorough review of documents and an assessment of the feasibility of immigration to Germany in your specific case. If there are any obstacles, we will notify you in advance. Since each recognition process is unique, the timelines, procedures, and employment conditions are determined on an individual basis.

Is a job interview obligatory for securing employment?2024-02-07T13:16:28+00:00

Yes, a job interview is a mandatory step in the process. It allows employers to assess your suitability for internships/ observations in the clinic and potential employment. Depending on the clinic, we can conduct the job interview partially online, even before your arrival in Germany.

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

What factors influence employment possibilities in Germany?2024-01-26T12:26:54+00:00

Several factors impact employment opportunities, including possession of a recognized medical professional qualification from your home country, proficiency in German and specialized language skills, and the regional demand for your professional profile in Germany.

How long does immigration to Germany take?2024-01-26T12:19:06+00:00

On average, it takes about 6 to 11 months to immigrate to Germany, and an additional 6 months for the final recognition of professional qualifications and employment as a skilled worker.

What does a Deficit Assessment Notice mean?2024-01-26T12:21:13+00:00

A Deficit Assessment Notice outlines the disparities between your professional qualifications and the state-regulated qualifications for the corresponding profession in Germany. After processing your recognition application, the recognition authority issues this notice, specifying deficits in terms of hours in clinical practice and/or theory. Healthcare professionals can address these deficits through participation in a theory-practice course as part of an adaptation course or by taking an oral proficiency examination, which is typically required for doctors and academic professions from non-EU countries. Adequate preparation for this examination is strongly recommended, either independently or with the assistance of appropriate courses on our online education platform.

Is there a possibility of my immigration application being rejected?2024-01-26T12:25:20+00:00

The “consultation” service involves a thorough review of documents and an assessment of the feasibility of immigration to Germany in your specific case. If there are any obstacles, we will notify you in advance. Since each recognition process is unique, the timelines, procedures, and employment conditions are determined on an individual basis.

Is a job interview obligatory for securing employment?2024-02-07T13:16:28+00:00

Yes, a job interview is a mandatory step in the process. It allows employers to assess your suitability for internships/ observations in the clinic and potential employment. Depending on the clinic, we can conduct the job interview partially online, even before your arrival in Germany.

Contact Us

We at Advenas are always committed to ensuring the best possible solutions for our clients. Whether you represent an organization seeking qualified and skilled staff or an individual seeking opportunities in german healthcare system, we are here to assist you.

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