648 medical graduates with mentoring to start their careers
The Ministry of Health has published the recruitment results for the mentoring program financed by the National Recovery Plan. Support has been provided to hundreds of young nurses, midwives and paramedics who are just entering the job market.
Start-up support – numbers that impressThe Ministry of Health has completed the evaluation process of applications submitted in the recruitment under the investment D2.1.1 "Mentoring for graduates of nursing, midwifery and emergency medical services", which is part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (KPO). As a result of the recruitment (number: KPOD.07.05-IP.10-002/25), support will be provided to 648 graduates of first-cycle studies completed from 2024, including:
- 565 nursing graduates
- 62 obstetrics ,
- 21 emergency medical services .
"Mentoring will be conducted for 9 consecutive calendar months by 579 registered mentors who will support graduates in their first job in the profession with their experience and knowledge, which will contribute to both their greater job satisfaction and the decision to remain in the profession" - we read on the website of the Ministry of Health.
Mentoring is not only meant to facilitate entry into the profession, but also to increase job satisfaction and retain young people in the healthcare system. For mentors themselves, it is also a chance – not only for additional remuneration, but also to get out of routine and feel an influence on shaping the next generation of medics.
The total value of support granted in the call is PLN 7,956,854.78 . The program is implemented by 60 different entities from all over Poland - hospitals, medical centers, universities - that applied for funds and received a positive assessment of the projects. The table with all those qualified for the program is published below.
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