Bonjour à tous!
je vais partir pour 2 ans sur Mayotte, pour la rentrée de septembre avec mon ami qui est prof.
J'aimerai avoir vos temoignages sur la vie locale, les endroits conseillés pour habiter; on a vraiment envie de s'intégrer du mieux possible dans la population mahoraise. des infos également sur ce qu'il faut pas oublier de faire avant de partir ( indemnités, prime, sécurité sociale, assurance, banque, voiture, containers, anti-palu pendant 2 ans ou non, exemple de prix d'aliments européens??)
De plus, toute expérience d'infirmière est la bienvenue, démarches, poste, dispensaire???
Désolée je ne t'apporte pas de réponse car je me pose les mêmes questions!!
je voudrai partir pour mayotte avec ma petite famille(mari et enfants de 10 et 6ans)et je ne connais pas du tout cette île. De plus il n'est pas question de mutation, c'est donc 2 dem à donner et départ avec le minimum de bagages!! j'espère que l'on trouvera des réponses à nos questions!! bon courage et à bientôt!
bonjour, je ne sais pas si vous aurez ce message et si vous pourrez me repondre, je dois venir a mayotte pour deux a trois ans car mon epoux militaire est mute cet ete. je souhaiterai savoir si il y a des postes d'infirmieres a pourvoir au chu, et si possible au bloc op ou salle de reveil. je ne sais pas à qui je dois ecrire pour faire une demande de poste. pouvez vous me dire combien gagne une infirmiere a mayotte? le billet pour venir est payé par l'armee, et nous sommes logés a petite terre. je vous remercie de me donner tous les renseignements en ce qui concerne les demandes de postes, et je voulais savoir si possible dans quelle ecole primaire pourrais je inscrire ma fille en cm2? je vous remercie de tous les renseignements que vous pourrez me donner. tres cordialement chris
Bonjour,
Mon ami et moi sommes infirmiers, nous partons sur mayotte en juillet, nos contrats commencent en aout ! lui va en salle de reveil et moi en réa!
nous sommes la réunion, et comme pleins de gens nous aspiront à une expérience mahoraise!
pour trouver du boulot en tant qu'infirmier c hyper simple a mayotte, qd vous envoyez un cv et une Lm, ils vous tendent les bras, il y a un sacré turn over labas, donc ils sont a l'affut des personnes motivés!
nous sommes partis en vacances labas et l'hopital a vraiment l'air sympa, le travail est bcp en 12h!
il y a un grand choix de poste également: nous, ils nous avait proposé : néonat, pédi, chir, réa nénonat... y a bcp de services, donc on a le choix .....et ca c chouette !
Ils te payent les billets d'avions a toi et à a ta famille et puis tu as une prime d'installation : de la réunion c 1500 et de métropole c bcp+++ interressant ! c des contrats de 1 an en tant qu'expatrié, renouvelable 3 fois je crois.
Mme Henry est la directrice des soins
Me DURAND la coordinatrice general des soins
je transmets le numéro des sercrétariats : 0269 61 86 15
Bonne chance!
Bonjour, je m'appelle sabrina, je suis actuellement infirmière en psychiatrie a nantes. Cela fait quelque semaines que je regarde les offres d'emploi sur le net mais je ne trouve rien. Je ne dois pas regarder les bon sites je crois . Aurais- tu des adresse de sites ? ou sur le site de l'anpe de mayotte? As tu connaissance d'un service psy a mayotte car je prefererais si il y le choix. Sinon j'ai hate d'y être et vous vous serez sur quel hôpital ? Merci . A bientôt.
salut !
par rapport à l'hopital psy de mayotte j ai pas bcp d'information mais je sais qu'il y en a un ! Une fois, j ai appelé le standard de l'hopital "general" et ils ont fait une mauvaise manip et m'ont passé l'hosto psy. donc ce que tu peux faire c appeler au numéro ci dessus ou le standard de l'hopital et demander directement avec eux. C peut etre possible que ce soit la meme direction.
apres passer par l'anpe, je sais pas si c le mieux, courrier libre avec motivations +++ nous a permis de trouver un job rapidos !
apres par rapport à l'hopital, je l'ai jamais vu mais je pense que ca doit etre une sacrée experience! j'ai bossé aux urg de dzaoudzi et on recevait bcp de patient en trans, sous l'emprise du "djin" ( l'esprit .) il y a pas mal de coutumes et de supersition qui declanche des sacrés délires.
nous on part en juillet sur l'hopital de mamoudzou .
ciao !
Merci beaucoup pour ta réponse rapide. En effet il y a un service psy à mamoudzou. Normalement avec mon ami originaire de la bas on irait sur petite terre. Tu dis avoir déjà travailler aux urgences de daoudzi, il n'y a que des urgences ? ou d'autres services ? J'aurais aimer aussi savoir s'Il faut s'y prendre longtemps à l'avance pour obtenir un poste. Sur une mutation tu peux négocier ton billet d'avion, prime d'installation et logement ? Merci et comme on dit là-bas, tcho!
coucou!
pour l'hopital de dzaoudi il y a un service de medecine, les urgences et une petite maternité où travaillent que les sages femmes, c une petite structure, c super sympa, l'équipe ( si ca n'a pas changé ) est extra.¨
Pour les urg c pas du tt du tt comme dans un service d'urgence classique et puis en matiere d'urgence c pas vraiment le meme processus, qd le pronostic vital du patient est vraiment mauvais il est tres vite transferé sur mamoudzou dzaoudzi gere les premiers soins "d'urgence" apres l'équipe du smur prends vite le relais, mais malgré tt c palpitant !
pour les mutations je sais pas du tt, mais je pense que c malgré tt easy car y a un gros turn over, et puis j'imagine que c pareil pour tt le monde prime, billets et compagnie.
voilou !
a la proxima !
After living for many years in the West (Belgium, Italy, Switzerland),
I’ve decided to return and settle in Cameroon, my home country.
Currently an entrepreneur in real estate and transport, I’m looking for a partner / partners / foundation to collaborate on an agriculture project, as I own 10 hectares of land.
The hectares have remained unused for years due to a lack of financial means, since the project requires what I’d call a considerable investment. As the main stakeholder, I have a minimal contribution to offer.
I believe it’s time to bring this space to life to meet pressing needs and serve the common good of society.
The project is simple:
1) Grow maize + build a processing plant to produce flour
2) Open a mini supermarket + a modern bakery using the flour for pastries, etc.
3) Build a healthcare service
4) Build a nursery and primary school
5) Construct free housing for retired expatriates in exchange for their voluntary contributions in their respective fields.
This is a project I truly believe in, and I invite anyone interested to add their personal touch—whether through advice, guidance, or involvement.
Note: This project has national and international potential in terms of employment.
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