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Private Duty Nurse — Royal Household — Doha, Tax-Free
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A Private Duty Nurse position within a Royal Household in Doha, providing discreet, one-on-one care to the highest private nursing standard.
The role sits within a private residential setting, with full support from an on-site clinical team and direct liaison with family principals.
Suited to a nurse who values sovereignty in patient care and absolute discretion.
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Requirements
- RN with valid nursing license and current registration
- 6+ years' private duty or high-acuity care experience
- Fluent English required
We place clinicians trained and licensed in Tier-1 Western systems (UK, Ireland, North America, Oceania, Western/Northern Europe) or select Southern European jurisdictions, meeting DHP accreditation standards.
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Benefits
- Tax-free package of £58,000–£90,000 per annum, paid net
- Private accommodation, flights, and full medical cover included
- Our guidance through DHP accreditation and Dataflow verification
A rare posting inside a Royal Household, bound by strict NDA and absolute confidentiality.
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