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Contact phones:Phone.: +371 66 100 577Mob.: +371 29 589 329 (English)Mob.: +371 25 923 927 (Latviski, по-русски)

MED KONTOR Personalservice GmbH

we open doors…

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Working with Us

MED KONTOR is a recruiting agency – since many years we are enthusiastic and committed experienced and specialized aimed to bring people together who

need each other

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two methods how our work functions: temporary employment und personal placement

temporary employment means we employ you directly on terms of a common

contract our clients – all kinds of state, private and religious

hospitals etc. – ask us in times of personal emergency to send our employees to them and they are paying for this service

Work placement can take place for several days, weeks or even month. Our employees influence themselves how long they‘re in a specific work placement. If you don‘t like the client, you don‘t have to stay!

Recruiting Agency


Recruiting Agency

personal placement we do the recruiting – our clients

choose the best (= you ;-) after we have chosen you and our

client agrees, it‘s him who signes the contract with you – our job is done and the client pays a fee for the successful placement


Recruiting Agency very often both methods – temporary

employment und personal placement – mix up: while working for us at a client‘s location (the client gets to appreciate you and your qualification), the client wants to headhunt you, offers you his own contract in order to employ you himself

this is a win-win-situation, because you (and also he) can test each other


We are kind, reliable, competent – this is how

both, employees and clients, describe working with MED KONTOR since more than 20 years

founded in 1989 by Carmen von Borcke and Petra Huber

healthcare specialized and mono structured

spread in 6 branches, nationwide Hamburg, Bremen, Hannover, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munic


We are part of the Argo group, a big

personnel services company www.argo-personal.de

Argo operates in several nations all over the world

Argo employs specialists for and from many different fields – craftsmen, tradesmen, technicians, etc.

http://luebeck.melting-mind.de/projekte/argo-personal.de/ueber-argo.html


We need you

There is a huge need for specialists in the German healthcare sector

the demographic development shows a significant need of caregivers with growing tendency


Clients and employees

Our clients: all kinds of well-known state, private and religious hospitals, nursing homes, research centers, ambulant care…

We have 25 employees in administration, 250 till 300 externals: all kinds of nurses doctor‘s assistants laboratory technicians medical professionals in general


Our portfolio – your benefit /2University Hospital Eppendorf (UKE)

UKE is an university hospital with 1.370 beds. Each year they got 50.000 stationary and 70.000 ambulant treatments. And even 43.000 emergencies

8.000 employees among them 2.153 care specialists


Our portfolio – your benefit /2

BUK (Berufsgenossenschaftliche Unfallkrankenhaus) is a specialized and well-known hospital for all kinds of accidents

1.580 employees 470 beds special units: Flame injuries, poliy trauma, neurosurgery,

paraplegia, hand-, plastic- and microsurgery, and other medical fields

Enormous unit for rehabilitation with a special walking school, swimming pool, every day training

Long term patients (up to 2 – 3 years even) they get trained to become fit and capable to have a „nromal life“ again

Berufsgenossenschaftliches Unfallkrankehaus (BUK)


Working in Germany broadens your horizon expands your professionality

and personality takes you to European level gives professionalism in a short

time to career starters is a “springboard” and/or a long

term perspective


Working in GermanySalary of a nurse, not married, without children working on a fulltime contract with 40 hours per week (173,33 hours/month) without any work-experience in Germany:

Income per month (before taxes) 1.830,00 €TAX (about 10% of your income) 180,00 €Unification-Tax (it’s 5.5% of the TAX) 9,95 €Illness-Insurance (10,2% of your income) 185,64 €Care-Insurance (1,23% of your income) 22,51 €Pension-Insurance (9,95% of your income) 171,11 €Unemployment-Insurance (1,5% of your income) 27,45 €Income per month (after taxes) 1.233,33 €__________________________________________________________________________We pay Extra Benefits like:

Public transport monthly ticket for whole Hamburg 70,00 €Daily Shift Premium net (5.00 € per day x 22 days/month) 120,00 €Night Shift Premium (6 nights/month 1,28 €/hour) 60,00 €Sunday Shift Premium (2 Sundays/month) 40,00 €_________________________________________________________________________

monthly Total Net Salary: 1.523,00 €


Working in GermanySalary of a nurse, married, with 1 child, tax qualification Nr. 3, working on a fulltime contract with 40 hours per week (173,33 hours/month) without any work-experience in Germany:

Income per month (before taxes) 1.830,00 €TAX (about 10% of your income) 17,00 €Unification-Tax (it’s 5.5% of the TAX) 0,00 €Illness-Insurance (10,2% of your income) 185,64 €Care-Insurance (1,23% of your income) 17,84 €Pension-Insurance (9,95% of your income) 171,11 €Unemployment-Insurance (1,5% of your income) 27,45 €Income per month (after taxes) 1.410,96 €__________________________________________________________________________We pay Extra Benefits like:

Public transport monthly ticket for whole Hamburg 70,00 €Daily Shift Premium net (5.00 € per day x 22 days/month) 120,00 €Night Shift Premium (6 nights/month 1,28 €/hour) 60,00 €Sunday Shift Premium (2 Sundays/month) 40,00 €_________________________________________________________________________

monthly Total Net Salary: 1.700,96 €


Living in Germany

1 litre of milk 0.59 € 500 g butter 0.99 € 250 g

cheese 2.39 € 500 g bread 1.00 € 10 eggs 1.80 €

400g marmalade 0,99 € 2.5 kg rice 2.10 €

1 kg spaghetti 0.60 € 1.5 litre mineral water 0.35

€ 1.5 kg oranges 1.49 € 500 g tomatoes 1.00 € 5 kg washing powder 6.50 € 1 litre gasoline (high class) 1.50 € McDonalds BigMac 3.99 € 500g Tchibo coffee 3.90 € Public transport monthly ticket

70.00 € Internet, Telephone (in country) 26.00 € Mobile phone (monthly flat rate) 25.00 €


Living in Germany Monthly rent varies in accordance to

size, equipment, etc. of the flat e.g.: 1-bedroom-apartment: 250 € till 450.00 €


founded officially in the year 1241, now 1.8 mio. inhabitants after Berlin the biggest city of Germany actually nearly 270.000 foreigners from 185 different countries.

Official partnerships with: Saint Petersburg, Marseille, Shanghai, Osaka, Prague, Chicago and others. And there’s a Latvian community in our city!!! www.hamburga-lv.de

the greenest million-city of Germany, surrounded by water: the large river Elbe, and a huge lake in the middle of the city called Alster, where you can even sail. Numerous canals and channels with about 2500 bridges - even more than in Venice

Northern Sea is just 110 km away, the Baltic Sea only 70 km great deal of leisure time activities with cultural and social

events due to theatres, opera house, concert halls, musical theatres, museums and so on. Sports, in particular football, is very popular – you know HSV and St. Pauli football teams?

in the temperate climate zone and maritime influenced Latvia is near-by (ticket HH-Riga back and forth with Baltic

Airline 160 €, flight-time 2 hours with Ryan Air 40 € – 60 € back and forth )

Living in Hamburg

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Hamburg – gateway to the world


How it works…

German language training up to B2-level at this school (with medical input)

duration: ca. 6 months after that: full exam/diploma

acknowledgement and a work permit individual help and support from us

before, during and after you come to Germany in several languages


papers for your employment valid passport or similar work permit translated and notarized nursing diploma detailed list of subjects and duration taught in the various nursing

areas (e.g. anatomy 50 hours, nursing 80 hours etc.) references – reference letters from former employers or optional

translated copy of the “work book” Social Identification Card Wage Tax Card (or similar) Health Insurance Membership Statement (copy of the card / policy) Health Certificate (shows that you’re healthy + able to work in care) bank details (account can also be opened in Hamburg) Police Clearance Certificate/criminal records bureau check (not older

than 1 month and translated) curriculum Vitae in German in case of a family name change: copy of the Marriage

Certificate/pass (or similar) certificate of the German language level CEF B2 full power of attorney that MED KONTOR are able to turn in paper,

fill in forms etc. even if the applicant is in Latvia, in order to proceed successfully the acknowledgement process


Only a content person stays

– and this is all we want:

that you work happily in Germany!

Thanx for listening

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1 Contact phones: Phone.: +371 66 100 577 Mob.: +371 29 589 329 (English) Mob.: +371 25 923 927 (Latviski, по-русски) MED KONTOR Personalservice GmbH we