Thinking live-in care means working 24 hours a day? It doesn’t. Discover why live-in caregivers work fewer active hours, enjoy dedicated rest time, and build more sustainable careers — and how this model truly differs from 24/7 shift care.

When applying for live-in care roles abroad, your CV is more than a document — it is your first impression, your verification, and your ticket to being matched with the right client. A strong caregiver CV shows reliability, structure, and professionalism. A weak CV, even if you are highly experienced, can lead to delays or missed opportunity.

More and more care agencies and employers are using Microsoft Teams to interview caregivers online. It is free, easy to use, and works on any smartphone, laptop, or tablet. To make a good first impression, it’s important to set everything up correctly before your interview. Here is a simple guide to help you prepare.

Relocating to the Netherlands to pursue a healthcare career is an exciting opportunity—but the recruitment process can be unfamiliar if you're new to the Dutch system. At Nova Network, we specialize in guiding EU healthcare professionals through each step of the journey—from your first application to signing a Dutch employment contract.

For international healthcare professionals considering a career move to the Netherlands, understanding the visa and work permit requirements is a crucial step in your journey. The Netherlands offers excellent opportunities for nurses, doctors, and specialists from around the world, but the immigration process differs significantly depending on your country of origin.

The healthcare industry in the Netherlands is rapidly evolving, with specific professions seeing an increasing demand due to an aging population and advances in medical technology. Among the highest in demand are nurses, particularly those specialized in elderly care, as the country experiences a growing need for long-term care services. Medical doctors, including general practitioners, surgeons, and specialists, continue to be essential to the healthcare system.