Foreign nurses will be required to sit for a qualification exam by the Malaysian Nursing Board.
Zaliha said they will be required to sit for a qualification exam by the Malaysian Nursing Board for foreign-trained nurses and are subject to terms and conditions set by the home ministry.“Their service may be extended for up to 12 months , subject to the approval of their temporary practising certificates. This will be reevaluated according to current needs.
Noting that the private hospital sector had welcomed the decision, Zaliha expressed hope that they would support her ministry’s efforts to meet the health needs of the people through public-private partnerships. “However, the health ministry continues to prioritise the welfare and career prospects of local nurses, who have always been committed to providing the best healthcare service to Malaysians.
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