Work as
a Healthcare Professional
in Central Europe.
Today.


Penta Hospitals International,
the largest healthcare provider in Central and Eastern Europe,
offers stable jobs, fair conditions, and full support
for your medical career in Central Europe.

What You Can Expect With Penta Hospitals

Healthcare systems across Central Europe are facing a long-term shortage of qualified professionals.

At Penta Hospitals, we respond to this need responsibly by welcoming healthcare professionals from non-EU countries and offering them stable employment, fair conditions, and long-term professional perspectives.

A Region That Values 
Healthcare Professionals 

  • In Slovakia, we operate a nationwide network of hospitals and polyclinics, making healthcare accessible in nearly every region.

  • ​In the Czech Republic, we are one of the largest private providers of acute, long-term, and social care, including a strong Alzheimer and senior home network.

  • In Poland, we operate under the EMC brand, managing hospitals and clinics across the country with a focus on efficiency, quality, and continuous improvement.

Penta Hospitals Slovakia

Penta Hospitals Slovakia operates hospitals, outpatient clinics, long-term care facilities, and specialised centres across the country. The healthcare system is publicly funded and provides stable employment for healthcare professionals.

Examples of roles often in demand:

  • Registered Nurse – Hospital Care
  • Nursing Assistant – Elderly Care
  • Physician – Internal Medicine 

Penta Hospitals Czech Republic

The Czech healthcare system combines high professional standards with modern infrastructure. Penta Hospitals Czech Republic focuses on teamwork, professional responsibility, and continuous education.

Examples of roles often in demand:

  • Registered Nurse – Hospital Care
  • Nursing Assistant – Elderly Care
  • Physician – Specialist Roles

Penta Hospitals Poland 

Poland offers a dynamic healthcare environment with increasing demand for medical and nursing professionals. Penta Hospitals Poland operates facilities that combine modern care standards with long-term employment opportunities.

Examples of roles often in demand:

  • Registered Nurse – Inpatient Care 
  • Nursing Assistant – Residential Care 
  • Physician – Various Specialisations 

What are we proud of

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53

hospitals

in Europe
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62

outpatient

clinics
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532

millions

company investment
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20

thousands

employees

Grow Your Medical Career with Penta Hospitals International

Working abroad is a major life decision. That is why we focus on transparent recruitment, clear information, and support at every step, from qualification recognition to your integration into everyday professional life. 

  1. Structured onboarding and integration support
  2. Employment in established hospitals, outpatient clinics, and long-term care facilities
  3. Access to advanced technology
  4. Continuous investment in hospitals, technologies, and care standards.
  5. Fair working conditions, social security, and legal employment
  6. Structured training and development opportunities
  7. Clear promotion ladders
  8. Organised and high-quality language training provided by Penta Hospitals
  9. End-to-end migration support

Penta Hospitals International

Penta Hospitals International operates healthcare networks in several Central European countries, offering diverse professional opportunities depending on your qualification and experience. 

Why
Healthcare Professionals
Choose Central Europe

Penta Hospitals International operates healthcare networks in several Central European countries, offering diverse professional opportunities depending on your qualification and experience. 

  • Safe and politically stable countries and high quality of life 
  • Strong and well-established public healthcare systems 
  • Respect for healthcare professions and teamwork in daily practice 
  • Family reunification possibilities 
  • Tansparent permanent-residence pathways
      
  • Affordable living and schooling for children 

Roles We Recruit For 

At Penta Hospitals, your qualifications are matched with clearly defined roles in regulated healthcare professions.
We support professionals who are looking for stable  employment, professional responsibility, and long-term cooperation, notshort-term placements. 

  • We regularly recruit qualified professionals or regulated healthcare roles, including:
    – Physicians,
    – Registered Nurses,
    – Nursing Assistants,
    – Caregivers.

    Depending on your qualification, you may work in:
    – Hospitals (acute, specialised, and long-term care),
    – Outpatient clinics,
    – Long-term and residential care facilities.

    Daily work is organised in multidisciplinary teams, with clear competencies and shared responsibility for patient care.

  • Healthcare professions are regulated by law. This means that recognised qualifications and, where required, professional registration are essential.

    Recognition of foreign qualifications is carried out by national authorities and may involve:
    – Assessment of education and professional training
    – An adaptation or supervised practice period
    – Professional or aptitude examinations
    – Penta Hospitals supports candidates by providing guidance, realistic timelines, and coordination with authorised institutions throughout the process.

  • Joining Penta Hospitals means becoming part of an established healthcare network that emphasises responsibility, fairness, and long-term cooperation.

    Your employment includes:
    – A formal employment contract under national labour law
    – Fair remuneration and transparent conditions
    – Health, social, and unemployment insurance
    – Standard working hours, paid annual leave, and regulated shift work
    – We place strong emphasis on safe working environments, equal treatment, and respect for professional ethics.

What Our International Staff Say

“I appreciate the opportunity to work at Penta Hospitals in a professional yet friendly environment. The workplace culture has helped me adapt quickly to life in a new country. I value the strong focus on quality healthcare, teamwork, and opportunities for further development.”
Tatiana Machekhina from Belarus, Central Sterilization Department, Hospital Dunajská Streda, Slovakia
“In 2022, I qualified as an occupational therapist and joined the hospital in Skwierzyna, where I immediately felt I belonged. The supportive team and welcoming environment mean a lot to me. My work brings me great satisfaction—every patient’s progress reminds me why I chose this path. I encourage others to consider working in Polish hospitals, not only for career growth but also for the sense of community.”
Alla Iakovenko from Ukraine, Occupational therapist at Skwierza hospital. Poland
“I have been working at Penta Hospitals in Partizánske for over two years. Starting in a new country was not easy, especially because of the language barrier and adapting to a new environment. However, thanks to the supportive team, I gradually found my place here. My colleagues – doctors, nurses, and management – have been incredibly helpful from the very beginning. I am truly grateful for their support and for the opportunity to be part of this team.”
Dr. Caleb Chisunka from Zambia, Surgical Department, Hospital Partizánske, Slovakia
“I am a surgeon, trained at M.I. Pirogov National Medical University in Vinnytsia. I gained experience in general and plastic surgery while working in Ukraine. In 2023, I moved to Poland and joined the New Hospital in Świebodzin. This step provided me with both professional development and stability. I value the supportive work environment and collaboration with experienced colleagues, which allows continuous learning and better patient care.”
Andrii Kot Surgeon from Ukraine, Swiebodzin hospital, Poland
“I have been working in the surgical department for a year and a half. One of the biggest advantages here is the amount of hands-on experience available for doctors. It is demanding, but the progress is visible. Step by step, you gain confidence – from basic procedures to more advanced surgical work. There are strong opportunities for specialization and professional growth, supported by experienced colleagues and leadership. This is a great place for doctors who want to learn, improve, and build their careers.”
Vasilii Bulatov from Russia, Surgical Department, Hospital Dunajská Streda, Slovakia
“I am from Nepal and arrived in Slovakia in November 2024.I really like it here. It was fairly easy for me to come, and my local agency took good care of me. I like my workplace, and the people — especially the nurses—are very friendly.”
Harendra Tamang Healthcare assistant from Nepal, Bory Hospital, Slovakia
“I really enjoy working here and look forward to going to work every day. I work in a wonderful, modern hospital with many young colleagues. Everyone is kind and helpful, and the workplace is highly technologically equipped.”
Iryna Hereliuk Nurse from Ukraine, Bory Hospital, Slovakia
“I have been living in Slovakia for almost two years now, and I really like it here. The country is beautiful, the people are friendly, and I enjoy my job. I would definitely recommend Slovakia to my friends.”
Lakhvinder Singh Cleaner from India, Bory Hospital, Slovakia
After arriving in Poland, I faced difficulties finding work, but Nowy Szpital in Wschowa gave me an opportunity to join as a Medical Assistant. With time, I completed my training and now work as a Medical Caregiver. I am grateful for the support I received and satisfied with my role. I look forward to continuing my professional development and gaining new skills.
Svitlana Komashko from Ukraine, Medical Nowy Szpital in Wschowa, Poland
“I worked in oncology for about 15 years before moving to Slovakia. Here, I was given the opportunity to continue my profession. I truly appreciate the support from hospital management and my colleagues, who helped me with relocation, administration, and adaptation. I am happy to be part of the team and to continue helping patients in a new environment.”
Tetiana Ihnnatova from Ukraine, Palliative Care Department, Hospital Partizánske, Slovakia
“I am a resident physician currently working at the New Hospital in Świebodzin. After starting my career in Ukraine, the war forced me to relocate and continue my professional path in Poland. I gained valuable experience in neurosurgery and successfully completed the required exams to practice as a doctor in Poland. Today, I am developing further in general surgery. I appreciate the supportive team and the opportunity to learn from experienced specialists every day.”
Vasyl Volkovskyi from Ukraine, General surgeon at Hospital in Świebodzin, Poland
“I am currently working in Bratislava, Slovakia, in one of the most modern hospitals here. I feel like this hospital ‘chose me.’ I studied in Saint Petersburg and worked there for several years, and in 2022 I decided to move here. I enjoy living in this democratic country. I was able to secure a position as a doctor, and later my family, including my children, joined me here. Slovakia feels similar to my home country, and I see a brighter future for myself here.”
Liubov Bolshakova Doctor specialising in General medicine from Russia, Bory Hospital, Slovakia

Our Values

Our Values

Respect For The Individual

Personal care and individual attention are at the heart of everything we do. We always put the individual needs of our clients first. We value each other as colleagues, listen and respect each others’ opinion.

Personal Responsibility

Each of us takes his or her duties with upmost dedication and commitment. We show leadership and courage in everything we do. We feel personally accountable for our decisions and do our best to deliver the best possible results.

Teamwork

We believe in collaboration and supporting each other. We can only achieve our goals together. We draw on each other’s skills, knowledge and expertise. We learn from each other and welcome constructive feedback.

Honesty And Transparency

We know that people trust us with the most precious thing there is: their health and the health of their loved ones. That’s why we always act and communicate openly, honestly and with compassion, no matter how difficult the circumstances might be.

Professionalism With Passion

Our people are our greatest asset. We are proud to attract and retain the best professionals in every specialisation across our region. We are here to help them learn new skills and offer opportunity for personal and professional growth. Because caring for people’s health is much more than just a job. It requires a great personal commitment and compassion.

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