Three (3) Nursing Positions (PE/TE) in Achaia, Greece

eopae is hiring three nurses (PE/TE) to join its healthcare team in Achaia, Western Greece. These roles focus on delivering patient care and supporting the local community. Role overview Nurses in these positions will contribute directly to patient well-being. The work centers on providing care, monitoring patient needs, and assisting with daily clinical tas…

eopae is hiring four Social Workers (PE/TE) to join its team in Achaia, Western Greece. These positions focus on supporting individuals and families within the local community. Role overview Social Workers in this role provide direct assistance and guidance to those facing challenges. The work centers on delivering essential services and helping people access the resources they need. Key responsibilities Offer support to individuals and families in the Achaia region Connect community members with relevant social services Work as part of a team dedicated to improving local well-being Location All positions are based in Achaia, a region in Western Greece.

Four Nursing Assistant positions are open in Achaia, Western Greece. These roles play a key part in supporting nursing staff and helping patients with daily activities. The focus is on delivering attentive care and maintaining a high standard of service for those in need. Main responsibilities Assist nursing staff with patient care tasks Support patients in daily routines and activities Help maintain a comfortable and safe environment Who should apply Compassionate individuals who care about patient well-being Those interested in building experience in healthcare settings Applicants eager to contribute to a supportive team These positions offer the chance to make a meaningful impact in the community while developing valuable skills in a healthcare environment.

EOPAE is hiring three psychologists to join its team in Achaia, Western Greece. These roles support mental health services for the local community. Role overview Psychologists in these positions will contribute to ongoing mental health initiatives in the Achaia region. The work involves direct engagement with individuals and groups, aiming to improve well-being and provide professional psychological support. Location All roles are based in Achaia, a region in Western Greece known for its vibrant communities and scenic surroundings. Positions available Three openings for psychologists

The National Organization for the Prevention and Treatment of Addictions (EOPAE) is hiring two medical doctors in Achaia, Western Greece. These roles are open to all clinical specialties and will operate as external collaborators under a service contract. The contract runs for two years and follows a service provision receipt system. Role overview Doctors in these positions will support EOPAE’s work in addiction prevention and treatment through its regional units. The focus is on providing medical expertise as part of a multidisciplinary approach to addressing addiction and psychiatric reform in the region. Requirements Valid medical degree and license to practice in Greece Recognized clinical specialty (any field) Ability to work as an external collaborator under the service provision receipt system Willingness to work in the Achaia region Legal and administrative framework Law 5129/2024 (Completion of the Psychiatric Reform), as amended Article 51 of Law 4139/2013 (Law on Addictive Substances and Other Provisions), as in effect Article 41 of Law 4058/2012, as amended by Article 67 of Law 5243/2025 Board of Directors decisions (March 2025, March 2026, April 2026) Minister of Health approval for collaboration with 220 external specialists (Decision No. G4b/14193/7.4.2026) Certificate of budget allocation No. 38316/18.3.2026 Additional notes These roles address urgent operational needs in EOPAE’s regional units. All relevant Greek legal and administrative provisions apply. Reference number for this call: 6466 (Athens, 23.4.2026) Application and reference Full details and the official posting are available at https://diavgeia.gov.gr/decision/view/9ΠΞΨ46Ν35Ο-ΚΟΔ.