Corporate Career Opportunities Explained to Nursing Candidates

The “Make a Difference in Your Career” event was held in cooperation with the Üsküdar University Faculty of Health Sciences Department of Nursing and the Directorate of Career Center. In the event, which was organized with the participation of Erdem Health Group officials, career opportunities and recruitment processes in the healthcare sector were conveyed to nursing candidates nearing graduation.

Final year students of the Department of Nursing showed great interest in the event held at Üsküdar University NP Health Campus. 

Erdem Health Group Human Resources Manager Didem Güven Coşkun and Human Resources Specialist Sena Nur Beter attended the event as guests.

Sector expectations and recruitment criteria were discussed

Didem Güven Coşkun, Human Resources Manager of Erdem Health Group, who gave a presentation within the scope of the event, provided general information about the corporate structure and vision of Erdem Health Group. Detailing how human resources processes work in the healthcare sector, Coşkun shared corporate recruitment criteria, interview techniques, and the competencies primarily sought in candidates with the students. She also provided invaluable advice and guidance to help students stand out from their competitors in job and internship applications.

Corporate career opportunities were explained to nursing candidates

Didem Güven Coşkun, who explained the personnel recruitment processes step by step, provided information about the career paths and development opportunities offered to nurses within the institution. Coşkun also thoroughly explained which corporate channels and application platforms Üsküdar University students who wish to work or intern within Erdem Health Group can use to communicate.

An interactive and productive meeting for the future..

The event, enriched with an interactive Q&A session accompanied by visual presentations, concluded with answers to the students' questions.
The event provided a strategic contribution to the career planning of graduating students, while also constituting a productive example of an academia-industry meeting.