[Within Tokyo | I have joined YOLO JAPAN] Nursing jobs where foreign staff are active

[Job Description]

I work in a group home (facility where a small number of people with dementia live together).

・Lifestyle support such as meal preparation and health checks

・Bathing, medication, and excretion support

・Entering recreation management and nursing care records

・Training to obtain qualifications during working hours (cost 0 yen)

[Remarks]

・No qualifications or experience required (18 years and over)

・Shift example: (1) 7:00 to 16:00 (2) 9:00 to 18:00 (3) 10:00 to 19:00 (4) 17:00 to 10:00 the next day

・Night shift is a request system after obtaining qualifications

・Transportation expenses: Actual expenses paid (up to 50,000 yen/month)

・Bonuses twice a year, salary increase once a year (April)

・111 days off per year, 7 days summer/winter vacation

・Fully equipped with various social insurances

・Double work is not allowed

❋ Since there are multiple facilities in Tokyo, we will make suggestions that are easy to commute and are currently recruiting after the first interview!

★ Get a free qualification while working!

Since it uses the Tokyo Metropolitan Government system, the training fee is 0 yen. Training hours are also treated as “work,” so you get paid. Even those with no nursing experience can start with peace of mind.

★ Monthly salary+various allowances

Enhancement of community allowances, care allowances, housing support allowances, etc. After obtaining the qualification, qualification allowances and night shift allowances will also be added.

★ No retirement age, can work for a long time

A stable company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard. You will learn nursing skills that you can use for a lifetime.

★ You can work in a warm team

“A workplace where laughter never stops” is our motto. The team also provides thorough support for inexperienced job changers from different industries. The atmosphere makes it easy to discuss anything. There is also a track record of receiving an award from the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare as “the number one company in Japan where part-time workers can play an active role.”