Vip Private Registered Nurse – Mediterranean Luxury Yacht

VIP Private Registered Nurse - Mediterranean Luxury Yacht Medical Staff Talent London, LND, gb

Embark on a luxury Mediterranean journey as a VIP Private Nurse. Travel to Monaco, Ibiza, and more while providing elite 1:1 care. Tax-free £60,000 GBP.

Step away from the traditional hospital ward and immerse yourself in a truly exceptional clinical adventure.

We are seeking a highly skilled nursing professional for a permanent placement aboard a luxury private yacht.

This exclusive role involves delivering uninterrupted 1:1 care for an 80-year-old VIP client while navigating some of the world's most breathtaking waters.

Your office will rotate between Monaco, Greece, Ibiza, Côte d'Azur, Mallorca, Marbella, and the Algarve.

A 4-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from a Western-accredited institution.

A minimum of 4 years of recent experience in high-acuity hospital settings, such as ICU or Emergency Rooms.

Absolute fluency in both Arabic and English (Native or C1 Advanced).

Complete availability and readiness for continuous international travel.

• Flawless administration and management of all medications.
• Continuous physiological monitoring of chronic conditions.
• Seamless coordination of high-level medical logistics across various international ports.
• Premium private accommodation provided entirely at no cost.
• 30 days of paid annual leave.
• All international flights and work-related travel expenses fully covered.
• Collaborative double-nurse shift system ensuring you never work in isolation.
• Direct clinical backing from a Western Trained Lead Doctor and expert Western Trained Physiotherapists.

Medical degree from the UK, Ireland, Europe, USA, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand. Minimum 5+ years post-specialisation. Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Emergency Medicine preferred. Fluent English essential. Private medicine, concierge medicine, executive health, remote medicine, travel medicine, or yacht medicine experience strongly preferred. High discretion, clinical autonomy, and international travel flexibility required.