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30 June
Legislative measures are being considered for recognizing graduates of private nursing colleges.
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Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has announced that the government is considering legislative measures that would allow graduates from private nursing colleges to participate in public sector examinations for the National Health System (ESY). This potential recognition aims to address staffing shortages in the healthcare sector and is being explored in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
Currently, many private nursing graduates in Greece have completed their studies but face restrictions that prevent them from entering public healthcare roles. The proposed changes are intended to alleviate these barriers, benefiting both the public health system and the thousands of private college graduates who are seeking employment in nursing. Georgiadis emphasized the importance of these discussions, indicating that they are still in the exploratory phase as consultations with educational authorities continue.
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