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“I can now say that I have been to every continent and visited over 100 unique destinations, including Antarctica.”

“A challenging clinical setting and an extraordinary lifestyle make working onboard an adventure that not everyone gets to experience.”

“My realization about the joy of life-at-sea largely surpassed what I had imagined when my friends described their experiences working onboard.”

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Embark your medical career on a new international voyage of discovery. Join our skilled Medical team working on any of our 90 ships across our nine brands: Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn, Cunard, AIDA Cruises, Costa, P&O Cruises (UK) and P&O Australia. Our staff is passionate about providing quality healthcare to our guests and crew while they sail the world creating lasting memories.

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“I knew I wanted to do something different, but I never expected just how much opportunity I could find working with Carnival. It’s more than an adventure – it’s the best career move I’ve ever made.”

"All of my past nursing experiences including working in intensive care and emergency settings were the foundation for success in this job. I love the variety of patient care opportunities that it affords, meanwhile traveling the world and interacting with fellow crew members from many countries"

“I never realized how broad my skillset was until I experienced working onboard cruise ships. Here I can go from a general practice consultation for someone with an UTI to intubating and sedating a patient, or administering thrombolysis to a patient, in just a single workday.”

“When I was working in the back of the ambulance, I gained the confidence and proficiency to care for my patients. Since working onboard, I developed my team dynamics skills, working along with the nurses and the physicians. They appreciate my skillset and I do value the multidisciplinary environment as a new way of improving my knowledge and skills.”

“Working onboard as a nurse is demanding at times. But the rewards of living on a cruise ship like this with a team like mine has been worth every moment.”

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Review our process and FAQs below to know what to expect at every step.

• Use our online application tool and set the pace of your application
• Review and acknowledge position requirements
• Complete your personal profile, educational background and work experience
• A Cover Letter and Resume
• Certified copies of your professional qualifications and certificates
• Proof of professional registration and license
• Details of specific clinical skills
• Professional and personal disclosures

• Allow us to share more detail through pre-recorded virtual introductions to our shore-side and shipboard teams
• Participate in an online screening interview, in your own time
• Listening, comprehension, English language skills for the position will be assessed
• Applicants that pass the screening interview, are invited to a Clinical assessment
• Successful applicants will receive a provisional offer, subject to review and validation of references, licenses etc.

Your current and recent employers (in supervising capacities) will be contacted for references.

Accepting an offer of employment, and all terms of and conditions, will allow us to start the onboarding process. As these next steps typically take place locally in your country of residence, your application may be handled by one of our local offices.

Our local administration offices will contact you with guidance on the next steps. These include, but are not limited to:

• Credentialing (review of your professional license to practice, educational background, certifications, employment history etc.)
• Pass a Regulatory Seafarer Medical Fitness examination
• Verifying specific Health Screening requirements for medical staff
• Obtain the necessary travel documents and visas (including C1D Visas for non-USA or Canadian applicants)
• Criminal background checks or Police Clearance
• Your start date availability
• Additional requirements may be imposed by certain countries, Flag states or regulatory bodies, dependent on your nationality and country of residence

• The onboarding process may take several months and once completed and you sign a legal contract, you will be ready to join your first ship
• Provisional assignment details may be shared during times of critical need to help you plan and prepare
• Always wait for instructions before engaging in any professional or personal arrangements in anticipation of joining a ship
• Depending on our operational staffing needs, you may need to wait several weeks or months for an assignment to be available

Cruise Ship Doctor Jobs

Cruise line companies hiring doctors:  PRINCESS CRUISES /HOLLAND AMERICA / P&O AUSTRALIA / SEABOURN / CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE

The cruise ship recruitment agency Pro Sea Staff assists Registered Physicians in securing employment for maritime medical careers with the above-listed cruise line companies. Cruise ship medical jobs  offer excellent benefits and a great career opportunity with the possibility of continuous professional development and reliable employment. Cruise ship physician salary as well as numerous job benefits are also very attractive. Embark your medical career on a prestigious cruise line ship for a unique mix of challenge, adventure and responsibility!

Assignments for cruise ship doctor jobs are organized on a rotational basis of 4 months on board and 2 months off – on leave. Flights to and from your home are paid by the cruise line company. A cruise ship doctor is provided with Private Officers Single cabin accommodation. Housing, meals and healthcare insurance are provided by the cruise line company.

Cruise ship doctor recruitment

Cruise ship doctor requirements.

The requirements to work as a cruise ship doctor include a professional degree, relevant post-graduation experience and an unrestricted medical license.

Please consult the details below:

• MBChB, MBBCh (or equivalent) medical degree
• Current, unrestricted license to practice medicine with at least three years post-graduation experience
• Majority of experience in one or more of the following areas: Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Critical / Intensive Care, Cardiology, Anesthetics, Remote Medicine. Additional qualifications such as Diploma in Primary Emergency Care, Diploma in Anesthetics or FCEM are preferred
• Additional skills such as Ultrasound are advisable and certificates such as Advanced Trauma and Pediatric Life Support are also required by some cruise lines

In addition, applicants for cruise line physician jobs MUST have:

• Fluency in English – all candidates for the cruise ship doctor position must be able to communicate fluently in English as a medical professional
• At least 3 years post-graduate experience in Adult Emergency medicine or family practice. Work experience must be recent
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS / ALS) certification and Basic Life Support (BLS). Some companies also require ATLS and PALS
• Good computer skills – Windows based software
• Ability to meet the challenge of learning to work as a doctor in a new and different environment

Working as a doctor onboard a cruise ship

The role of a cruise ship physician goes beyond the scope of responsibilities of a mere GP on a cruise ship. You will lead the medical team in the management of several areas including laboratory testing, radiography, computer work, dispensing of medication and the control and monitoring of stock. Career opportunities for professional development are sponsored by the cruise line company.

Cruise ship doctor job description

As a cruise ship doctor, you will be working closely with other medical staff, your colleagues and a team of nurses under your supervision.  Cruise ship medical jobs involve providing both in and out patient care.  Outpatient care encompasses minor and severe illnesses, respiratory and gastrointestinal infections, minor skin complaints and accidental injuries. In-patient care encompasses the management of a wide variety of clinical problems including cardiac diseases (thrombolysis and cardiac monitoring), trauma/orthopedic problems and acute medical and surgical emergencies.

Cruise ship doctor salary

Along with the benefits offered by onboard employment, cruise ship doctor job salary can be an additional source of motivation for the medical professionals in search of a new career opportunity.

Most cruise ship doctors working on passenger cruise ships can expect to earn anywhere between $8000 and $12000 monthly . Cruise ship physician’s salary may vary. Factors such as previous ship experience , years of practice and certifications may be taken into consideration when determining the starting salary.

Only the candidates with the above-noted requirements will be considered for the cruise line doctor job openings.

Medical Team

If you’re looking to fast-track your medical career, becoming a cruise medic is just the ticket

Join our team and you’ll gain skills and qualifications as you work in a fast-paced and rewarding environment. Our well-equipped medical centres and people-centric business ethics ensure quality patient care, with opportunities for invaluable experience across all medical specialisms.

Our teams work hard and enjoy amazing travel experiences, a stable salary and the benefits of working in the private healthcare sector.

Your career at sea

As a cruise medic you’ll grow both technical and non-technical skills, supported by a team both on board and ashore.

We’ll help you broaden your independent practitioner skillset while providing gold standard care in a unique environment. Gain technical skills such as running blood tests or performing X-rays, alongside first responder duties supporting the team with immediate patient care and transfers. You’ll also learn about the management and upkeep of a standalone medical department, including maintaining rosters, supplies, and equipment.

From a personal perspective, you’ll work within a team of other experienced medical professionals, developing strong working relationships to bring the best out of yourself and others.

All medical team members work on sister-brand ships so join us and you’ll get to experience life on board both P&O Cruises and Cunard. And should you return to shore, your years of ship experience will help you secure a more senior role.

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Cruise Ship Job: Doctor

• Post author: Xuxu
• Post category: Cruise Ship Jobs / Positions

Working as a doctor on a cruise ship is a thrilling and diverse experience that combines the responsibilities of a healthcare professional with the excitement of life at sea. As a vital member of the cruise ship medical team, the cruise ship doctor plays a pivotal role in providing medical care and assistance to both passengers and crew members, as well as managing a skilled team of nurses and assistants. From treating minor ailments to responding to emergencies, your skills are put to the test in a dynamic and fast-paced environment that is constantly rocking from side to side.

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Responsibilities of a Doctor on a Cruise Ship

The role of a cruise ship doctor is vital to maintaining the health and well-being of passengers and crew members throughout their cruise. As a cruise ship doctor, you are responsible for providing comprehensive medical care, responding to emergencies, and managing the ship’s medical facility. Your primary objective is to ensure the safety and health of everyone on board, both guests and crew. This demanding role requires extensive medical knowledge, experience in emergency medicine, and the ability to make quick and critical decisions. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential, as you’ll be working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures, where English might not be their first language.

Requirements for Doctors to Work on cruise ships

To work as a doctor on a cruise ship, there are specific requirements and qualifications that need to be met. While these requirements can vary slightly between cruise lines, here are some common prerequisites:

1. Medical degree and licensure: To work as a doctor on a cruise ship, you must hold a valid medical degree (MD or equivalent) from an accredited institution. Additionally, you must be licensed to practice medicine in the jurisdiction of the cruise ship’s flag state.

2. Specialization and experience: Specialization in emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, or a related field is typically preferred. Prior experience in emergency medicine, general practice, or a relevant specialty is often required, with a minimum number of years of postgraduate clinical experience.

3. Certifications: Basic life support (BLS) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) certifications are commonly required. These certifications demonstrate proficiency in responding to medical emergencies. Additional certifications such as Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS), or other relevant certifications may also be advantageous.

4. Language proficiency: Fluency in English is typically required as it is the primary language used for communication on most cruise ships. Proficiency in other languages may be beneficial, especially if the ship caters to international clientele or travels to regions where knowledge of local languages is necessary.

5. Medical assessments and vaccinations: Prior to employment, cruise ship doctors may be required to undergo medical assessments to ensure they are fit for the job. Vaccinations and immunizations may be required to meet health and safety standards on board.

6. Interpersonal skills: Excellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills are crucial for cruise ship doctors. The ability to work well in a multicultural environment, collaborate with a diverse medical team, and provide compassionate care to passengers and crew members is essential.

It’s important to note that specific requirements and hiring processes may vary between cruise lines. Therefore, it is advisable to check with the individual cruise line or recruitment agency for their specific qualifications and prerequisites when applying for a doctor position on a cruise ship.

Example of Job Requirements for Doctors

Doctor applicants must hold a Medical Degree and current registration and licensing with an appropriate governmental or national regulatory body. Applicants must have at least three years of post-graduate clinical experience in emergency medicine, acute care, or ICU, and the most recent work experience should be in a clinical setting. Experience and certification in point-of-care ultrasound is preferred. Additional requirements include:

A valid accredited ALS/ACLS certificate prior to joining a vessel PALS certification may be required before completing the first year of employment A Valid passport and Eligibility to be issued a United States C1/D Visa (Not applicable for US and Canadian citizens) Fluency in English, both conversational and technical Computer literacy and experience with Microsoft Windows 7 (or higher) and MS Office programs Experience with the use of electronic health records is preferred Outstanding interpersonal, customer service, and communication skills A commitment to completing at least two four-month contracts within a twelve-month period Additional training in advanced airway management, ICU, Primary Emergency Care, Immediate Medical Care, ECG, Advanced Trauma Life Support, and Advanced Pediatric Life Support is highly recommended, and experience working in private healthcare settings is preferred.

Most Common Cruise Ship Emergencies

For a doctor preparing to work on a cruise ship, understanding the most common cruise ship emergencies is essential for providing prompt and effective medical care onboard. Among the prevalent emergencies encountered, seasickness often tops the list, affecting both passengers and crew members. Accidents and injuries, such as slips and falls, are also frequent occurrences due to the ship’s dynamic environment.

Gastrointestinal issues , like food poisoning or viral outbreaks, commonly known as Norovirus , can rapidly spread on a vessel with a large number of people in close quarters. It affects everyone from every age group, especially the elderly.

Outbreaks of the stomach bug have surged on cruise ships this year, reaching the highest levels seen in 10 years. Since January 2023, there have been 13 confirmed norovirus outbreaks on cruise ships under U.S. jurisdiction — that’s more outbreaks in six months than there have been during any full year since 2012, according to data from the  U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . Source. Today.com

I myself was once isolated for 48 hours in the medical facility due to catching Norovirus, or as we call it, GI.

Respiratory infections , including influenza or the common cold, are also common due to the proximity of individuals from various regions. Moreover, cardiovascular events and other medical emergencies can arise unexpectedly, necessitating quick and precise interventions. As a cruise ship doctor, being well-prepared to handle these common emergencies ensures the well-being and safety of everyone onboard, fostering a sense of confidence and trust among the ship’s community.

How Much do Doctors Make on a Cruise Ship?

Cruise ship doctors typically receive a competitive salary that is commensurate with their experience, qualifications, and responsibilities. Salaries can range from around $4,000 to $10,000 or more per month, depending on various factors.

Additional Benefits

Working on a cruise ship can offer various perks and benefits beyond the salary, depending on the position and the cruise line. Some of the perks include:

• Travel Opportunities: You will get to travel to various destinations and explore different countries and cultures. Say goodbye to your normal routine of working in the same place all the time. Every day your view will change and you will get used to sleeping in one country and waking up in another. Lunch in Italy and breakfast in France? Why not!
• Free Accommodation and Meals: Cruise ship employees, as part of their compensation, receive free onboard accommodation and meals. This is a huge perk of working on a cruise ship. Not having to cook and wash dishes is definitely a perk for me.
• Networking and Career Advancement: Cruise ship jobs provide opportunities to meet people from around the world and build valuable professional connections. It can also lead to potential career advancement within the cruise industry or related fields.
• No Commuting Costs: You live and work on the ship, what else can I say? A five-minute commute is the max you will have here. No more waking up one hour before work, driving another 30 or so minutes,s and repeating the commute back.
• Access to Ship Amenities: As a cruise ship doctor, you will have access to certain onboard amenities, such as crew lounges, fitness centers, and recreational facilities, as well as the option to dine at the finest restaurants on board, use all the cruise ship facilities guests also enjoy, like spas, gym, entertainment shows and much more.
• Tax-Free Income: You may be eligible for tax-free income, depending on your home country’s tax laws and the duration of your contract. Cruise ships are mostly registered in the Bahamas but a lot of them have a base in the US. If you are a US Citizen, you will have to pay federal taxes only on your paycheck and self-report your state taxes, if required. Everyone else will have to report and pay their own taxes, according to their local law on the county they are from.
• Diverse Work Environment: Working on a cruise ship allows individuals to interact with people from various backgrounds and cultures, providing a unique and enriching experience. There are crew members from over 65 different nationalities onboard. Always wanted to learn a second language? This might be your golden chance to have at it!
• Discounts and Deals: Cruise ship crew enjoy discounts on merchandise, excursions, or services offered on board or by partnering businesses at port destinations. Cruise lines also have a crew-only discount if you want to cruise on your vacation, as well as a family and friends discount.

It’s essential to recognize that working on a cruise ship can also be demanding, with long hours and limited time off. However, for those who enjoy travel, adventure, and meeting new people, it can be a rewarding and unforgettable experience.

Can Cruise Ship Doctors Bring Their Families?

Cruise ship doctors may have the opportunity to bring their families on board, but it largely depends on the policies and accommodations provided by the specific cruise line. Some cruise lines do offer family accommodations for certain positions, including doctors, which allow them to bring their families on board. These accommodations are typically larger and more suitable for family living. However, it’s important to note that family accommodations may be limited, and there may be specific requirements or restrictions in place. Cruise ship contracts and policies can vary, so it’s best to inquire directly with the cruise line recruiter regarding their policies on family accommodation for doctors before signing up if that’s important to you.

From my own experience at Norwegian Cruise Line, doctors are considered high-ranking officers and therefore have extra privileges other crew do not. They can bring families to live in their cabins for a certain period of time. I remember there was a doctor from South Africa who often brought their family to stay with him. They stayed for three months onboard, the family had crew and guest privileges, and their kids frequented the cruise ship kids club, so it’s definitely possible!

Do Cruise Ship Doctors Get Their Own Cabin?

Yes, cruise ship doctor has their own cabin. Having your own cabin allows you to have privacy and personal space to rest and recharge during your time off. The cabins are typically equipped with basic amenities such as a bed, storage space, a desk, a small couch, and bathroom facilities.

Also, a perk as a doctor on a cruise ship is that you also get free laundry done for you, with pick up and delivery service, as well as housekeeping, so you don’t even have to make your own bed. You also have the option to order room service whenever you feel like a grilled cheese sandwich at midnight.

How Long Do Cruise Ship Doctors Work?

As a cruise ship doctor, your contract duration can vary depending on the cruise line and specific job arrangement. Typically, cruise ship doctor contracts last anywhere from 3 to 6 months. Keep in mind that contract durations may differ, so it’s essential to clarify the specific terms and conditions with your employer before embarking on your adventure as a cruise ship doctor.

Cruise ship life is very exciting and visiting awesome locations around the world is just one of the many benefits of working on a cruise ship. If this is your first time going to work on a cruise ship, you might be wondering what you need to pack for a cruise ship contract. This post might just be what you are looking for.

Final Words

Working on a cruise ship offers a world of perks, from a unique and dynamic work environment to the chance to explore breathtaking destinations worldwide. Imagine waking up each day to the ocean breeze, knowing that you’ll get to provide medical care while sailing to bucket-list-worthy locations. From the Caribbean’s turquoise waters to the majestic fjords of Norway, the opportunities to explore these awesome places are endless. As a cruise ship doctor, you’ll not only be healing and helping people but also satisfying your adventurous spirit by traversing the globe, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others Mahatma Gandhi.

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I'm a cruise-ship doctor. My schedule is intense but it's worth it to see the world — and I get to bring my wife and son along.

• Dr. Gergely Tóth wanted to pursue a career in medicine and work on cruises.
• During his shifts, which can last 24 hours, he has to be prepared for any crisis.
• Tóth said he loves the job because he can travel the world with his family while earning a living.

This as-told-to essay is based on a transcribed conversation with Dr. Gergely Tóth, a cruise-ship doctor. The following has been edited for length and clarity.

As a medical student in Hungary in the early 2000s, I heard plenty of stories from young people who'd worked on cruises.

The adventures, experiences, and financial opportunities this lifestyle offered piqued my interest. But I knew I wanted to work there as a doctor.

I've always wanted to work on cruises

In August 2009, after working in a county hospital in Hungary for seven years, I became serious about working on cruises.

I'd just started as a resident medical officer at Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital in England, and every day I'd see pages of cruise-ship job ads in the paper.

Having more medical experience under my belt, I emailed three cruise companies enquiring about how to become a cruise doctor.

Two companies responded. One didn't have any opportunities at the time. Royal Caribbean International offered to have a 15-minute call where they assessed my language skills and work experience.

They also asked about the Hungarian healthcare system, as they were more familiar with the UK one. For this reason, having a UK medical license at the time helped my journey immensely. I'd paid a fee to swap my Hungarian license for a British one when I arrived in the UK.

Cruise-ship doctors need specific qualifications to practice

Requirements to become a cruise doctor include three years of emergency-room experience, some general-practitioner experience, and specific training, such as advanced cardiac life support, pediatric advanced life support, and advanced trauma life support, that need to be refreshed every two years.

Five weeks after my interview in London, I got accepted in February 2010. Seven months later, at 32, I was on my way to Miami for a one-week training before joining one of the Celebrity Cruises for six months, departing from San Francisco. The 1,800-passenger ship seemed huge when I first saw it. Since then I've worked on cruises three times that size.

Cruises have full medical teams and facilities

Depending on the size of the cruise, the medical team consists of five to nine people. On smaller ships, with up to 3,500 passengers and 1,500 staff, there are two doctors, three nurses, and sometimes a medical secretary. On larger cruises, with 6,500 passengers and 2,200 staff, there are three doctors, five nurses, and a secretary.

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The medical center is an onboard hospital, because we have to be prepared for everything.

We try to get people with serious conditions to land safely and on time, but sometimes it's not possible. On board, there are consultation rooms, a reception area, a waiting room, an ER, an ICU room, ward rooms, X-ray machines, laboratory equipment, and a pharmacy.

A cruise doctor's schedule is intense

Doctors usually work for four months and have two months off. Since my first contract, I've only been taking short contracts to fill any gaps in cruise schedules.

When another doctor can't board for any reason, I will replace them for between a week and three months. Sometimes they let me know about the opportunity months in advance; other times I'll get a call two days before I'm needed.

Six-month contracts were too long for me. My family can join me on the cruise for these short periods, and I don't miss out on big family celebrations in Hungary. I spend four to five months a year on cruises and the rest of my time in Hungary.

When I'm not sailing I work at Hungarian hospitals, but the good pay on the cruises means I can spend more time with my family in Hungary.

We work 24-hour shifts on the cruise ship

We do 24-hour shifts. Consultation hours are from 8 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. For the remaining time of the day, I'm on call.

There's a dedicated medical-emergency phone number for passengers and staff. The nurse will then decide whether it requires urgent attention or give them an appointment to come within office hours.

On large cruises, it means a daily 15 hours of work and nine hours of being on-call, then getting 24 hours off.

Since I've been a senior doctor for more than a decade now, I have a lot more responsibilities, which take up an additional six to eight hours of my days off. Submitting medical reports to countries and port authorities, checking medicine orders with the chief nurse, and ensuring medical devices work properly or determining if they need to be fixed or replaced are just some of the duties I undertake.

I try to get off the cruise and experience the ports

I'm not an anxious person, but I always try and get off the ship when I can, because it's very busy from the second I board the ship to the flight home.

I love to go on trips and explore new places with my family. It's important for us to see where and how the locals live in each destination. I love food and good coffee, and we have our favorite cafés and restaurants in different countries where the staff greet us like friends.

However, sometimes these outings are cut short due to emergency calls or constant emails. On my last six-week contract, I only managed to leave the ship three times.

People die on cruises, like everywhere else, and sometimes you know them

People do die on cruise ships, like anywhere — not just passengers but staff as well. And it isn't easy, especially when it's someone I know, because most people will need to see a doctor at some point on the ship.

Each cruise has a designated medical-operations manager available 24/7 based in the health center in Miami. While they can advise on how to handle a specific case, the small team on the boat has to deliver. We're a tight-knit group.

There's no place for arguments, rivalry, or hostilities when we're responsible for so many people's lives.

As a cruise-ship doctor, I have a good lifestyle

While my role is equally demanding and rewarding, what I love most about being a cruise doctor is the freedom it gives and that I get to travel the world with my family . If it wasn't for cruising, I wouldn't have this lifestyle both financially and timewise.

It also allows me to spend more time with my family in between contracts in Hungary, because I don't have to work two or three jobs anymore.

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Cruise Career Opportunities at Sea

Set sail on an exciting career course.

Explore our onboard cruise departments below to match your skills and interests to the perfect career! The majority of our career opportunities are entry level but offer excellent incentives and opportunities for career growth.

Cruise Staff Department

Our Cruise Staff make a dramatic impact on each guest’s cruise experience by conducting a variety of onboard activities for them to enjoy. Activities range from trivia games and contests to themed parties and dance lessons. This team is also responsible for hosting an array of special events onboard, including guest performers, group exercise classes, and even the occasional conga line.

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Junior Assistant Cruise Director

The Junior Assistant Cruise Director is an entry-level position on the Cruise Staff team. This team provides fun and exciting activities for guests, like trivia games, Zumba® classes, ice sculpture demonstrations, dance lessons, and arts and crafts. In this role your goal is to help the Cruise Staff provide a premium entertainment package and make our guests’ vacations memorable. You contribute to these memories by actively participating in all events with enthusiasm and dedication.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of two years’ experience in the entertainment and hospitality field, including direct experience hosting activities for large groups. Confident/strong microphone experience is required. Entertainment talents such as dancing, singing, stage performance, hosting sports events, and arts and crafts are a plus, but candidates must be willing to participate in any/all such activities onboard as part of a team environment.

Assistant Cruise Director

In addition to the regular Cruise Staff responsibilities, the Assistant Cruise Director-DJ provides entertaining, engaging, and memorable DJ and emcee services throughout various shipboard venues.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of two years' DJ experience at corporate parties, weddings, or similar events; experience hosting karaoke; and a thorough knowledge of a variety of musical genres from 50s classics to today’s popular music. Applicants must include a Web link to their demo reel for consideration.

Deck & Technical

The Deck department is overseen by the Staff Captain and is responsible for navigating the ship as well as managing all safety-related matters, including environment and public health. This team works closely with the Technical department to ensure that all equipment is well maintained and meets international laws and regulations. The Technical department includes a variety of positions that range from entry-level roles, such as Deck Clerk, Trainees, and Cadets; to highly qualified seafarer roles, such as Environmental Officer, Security officers, and navigating officers all the way through to the ship’s Captain.

The Technical department is responsible for the efficient and cost-effective operation and maintenance of all onboard machinery and equipment, covering a wide range of areas including power generation and propulsion; heating and air conditioning; and deck, hotel, and entertainment support systems. The Technical department’s mission is to provide a safe, secure, and environmentally sound operation at all times. It is a dynamic department with a wide variety of roles and career opportunities.

Deck Department Senior Watchkeeping Officers

Senior Watchkeepers are responsible for safe navigation of the ship, maintaining a 24-hour watch by working a four-hours-on/eight-hours-off rotation. Every ship employs three Senior Watchkeepers in the ranks of 1st Officer, Senior 2nd Officer, and 2nd Officer to cover the three watches. Each watch is supported by a Junior Watchkeeper in the rank of 3rd Officer.

Requirements Applicants must hold an unlimited Chief Mates Certificate of Competence recognized by the UK Marine & Coastguard Agency and Bermuda Maritime Authority.

Environmental Officer

The Environmental Officer is responsible for ensuring the highest possible levels of compliance by shipboard staff with all established environmental standards, in line with the company’s core values.

Requirements Applicants must be a licensed Deck or Engineer officer holding a minimum of either a 2nd Deck Officer or 2nd Engineer Certificate of Competence, or at least five years' experience with environmental management systems.

Security Officer

Security Officers are responsible for leading a team of security personnel in monitoring guest and crew activities, investigating security matters that arise, and promptly reporting and correcting security issues in order to maintain a safe and secure shipboard environment in line with the company’s core values.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of five years’ experience as a law enforcement officer or service in a maritime military/LE organization. Criminal Investigation experience is preferred as well as knowledge of ISPS code and experience with security surveillance and screening equipment.

Technical Department Senior Watchkeeping Officers

Senior Watchkeepers are responsible for maintaining a 24-hour watch in the ship’s Engine Room, by working a four-hours-on/eight-hours-off rotation. Depending on vessel size, each ship employs either three or four Senior Watchkeepers in the ranks of 1st Engineer and 2nd Engineer.

Requirements Applicants must hold an unlimited 2nd Engineer Certificate of Competence recognized by the UK Marine & Coastguard Agency and Bermuda Maritime Authority.

Hotel Services Engineer

The Hotel Services Engineer leads an onboard Hotel maintenance team in achieving the highest standards appearance for guests and crew area, prompting defect correction in a cost-efficient manner while in line with our company strategy and core values.

The Hotel Services Engineer is responsible for all aspects of Hotel maintenance utilizing the services of the tradesmen within his/her sub-department, as well as the electrical and ventilation departments. This position works closely with the Staff Electro-Technical Officer and the Ventilation Officer when required.

Requirements Applicants must have Technical qualification at OND or HND level or equivalent; a minimum of two years' experience in hotel or hospitality industry maintenance; the ability to read and understand technical drawings and manuals; and excellent technical knowledge to be able to manage, supervise, and guide officers and tradesmen of varying levels of expertise.

Second Plumbers

Second Plumbers are responsible for assisting in the maintenance and repair of the onboard water, sanitary, and heating systems in a cost-efficient manner that is in compliance with company safety standards.

Requirements Applicants must have experience with small repair, evacuation pumps, and welding. Prior experience in a hotel or shipboard environment is preferred.

3rd Engineer

Third Engineer Officers are responsible for operating, inspecting, and maintaining engines, machinery, and equipment in a safe, efficient, and cost-effective manner to the highest professional standards.

Requirements Applicants must hold an unlimited Engineers Officer of the Watch Certificate of Competence recognized by the UK Marine & Coastguard Agency and Bermuda Maritime Authority.

2nd Electro-Technical Officer

Second Electro-Technical Officers assist in leading a team of Electro-Technical staff in the safe, efficient, and cost-effective operation, inspection, and repair of all shipboard electrical systems in compliance with company safety standards to ensure the protection and safety of all guests and crew members.

Requirements Applicants must hold an HND qualification in the electro-technical field and have a minimum one year's sea-time experience.

Entertainment & Guest Programs

Our Cruise Entertainment and Guest Program departments are multifaceted and incorporate a variety of teams that work together to create a captivating entertainment experience. We offer everything from lavish production shows to organized activities, games shows, and informative presentations. We encourage high-quality entertainers, accomplished musicians, skilled production technicians, and knowledgeable lecturers to pursue opportunities to travel the world and delight our guests.

Food & Beverage Administration

The Food and Beverage Administration team (F&B) ensures an excellent guest experience through exceptional dining venues and fun and exotic drinks. As a member of the F&B team you are also responsible for identifying process improvements, reviewing operational concerns, ensuring compliance with policies and procedures in all bar and food service areas, and analyzing daily revenue and cost activities in accordance with overall performance, location, and outlet categories.

Food & Beverage Manager

The Food & Beverage Manager oversees the food and/or beverage operations onboard to achieve the highest level of customer service, maximize revenue opportunities, and control costs. This position supports a minimum of different restaurant and beverage outlets that contain exciting menus designed to match our numerous itineraries.

Requirements Applicants must have a degree from a recognized hotel/catering/culinary school; five years’ experience in a related senior management position with an extensive understanding of food production and restaurant service within the hotel or cruise ship industry; and a thorough knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, and the effective distribution of goods.

Assistant Food & Beverage Manager

The Assistant Food & Beverage Manager assists in the management and administration of all onboard Food & Beverage areas to achieve the highest levels of customer service, revenue generation, and cost control.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of three years’ experience in a related F&B management position with experience in beverage operations, food production, and restaurant service within the hotel or cruise ship industry. A degree from a recognized hotel/catering/culinary school is preferred.

Junior Assistant Food & Beverage Manager

The Junior Assistant Food & Beverage Manager provides operational assistance and administrative support to onboard F&B management to achieve the highest levels of customer service, revenue generation, and cost control.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of two years’ experience in a related F&B management position with experience in beverage operations, food production, and restaurant service within the hotel or cruise ship industry. A degree from a recognized hotel/catering/culinary school is preferred.

Food & Beverage Operations

Restaurant department.

The Restaurant department is responsible for the operation of dining services in all Food & Beverage venues. Providing excellent customer service to our guests is a key function in this position and requires interaction with multiple departments and levels of management to ensure the operation functions smoothly. The Restaurant department includes a variety of positions that require differing skill sets, so applicants will be considered for positions suitable to their level of experience. The growth and training opportunities within this fast-paced and dynamic department are vast.

Requirements Applicants for entry-level positions must have a minimum of one year's experience in a restaurant, preferably in a fine dining establishment; good written and verbal communication skills; and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision.

Bar Department

The Bar department looks after all front-of-house guest bars and supports back-of-house bar locations onboard all Princess vessels. This department is responsible for providing memorable experiences for our guests in terms of delivering high-quality beverages and warm, friendly, and professional service. This is an exciting department for individuals who enjoy customer interaction and have a "bubbly" personality. Entry-level positions within the Bar department include Bartender, Bar Steward, and Utility F&B Bars. The growth and training opportunities within this fast-paced and dynamic department are vast.

Requirements Applicants for entry-level positions must have a minimum of one year's experience in a Food & Beverage environment involving the service of beverages, a general knowledge of bar products and presentation, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision, and good written and verbal communication skills.

Culinary Arts

The Culinary department prides itself in preparing fresh, flavorful cuisine cooked with passion and care. This department is responsible for all food operations onboard the ship and manages food production for not only our guests but also our crew members. It is a very large and active department with a wide representation of the culinary arts. This department includes a variety of positions that require differing skill sets, so applicants will be considered for positions suitable to their level of experience.

Requirements Applicants for entry-level positions must have a minimum of one year's culinary experience at a hotel restaurant or resort, a general understanding of HACCP regulations and safe food-handling procedures, the ability to perform physical work in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision, and good written and verbal communication skills.

Housekeeping Department

The Housekeeping department is responsible for maintaining the highest level of cleanliness and service in guest staterooms, public areas, and open decks as well as providing laundry services to both guests and crew members. This department is also responsible for the movement of baggage on and off the ship and making sure the ship is ready for new guests each and every cruise. Entry-level positions within this department include Utility Cleaner, Accommodations Attendant, and Laundry Steward.

Housekeeping Jobs

Requirements Applicants must have prior experience within the hospitality industry, an understanding of public health and environmental requirements relating to cabin service, good verbal communication skills, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision.

Human Resources

The shipboard Human Resources team works in conjunction with the shoreside Employee Relations team to implement and uphold all HR policies and initiatives in line with the company’s core values. Additional responsibilities include overseeing the Crew Welfare program, creating an optimal work environment to enhance the onboard employee experience, and supporting shipboard and shoreside management teams.

Human Resources Jobs

Requirements Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree in human resources, adult education, or a related field from an accredited college or five years’ experience in shipboard operations, training, or employee relations. Knowledge of various international human resources standards in the areas of compensation, employee relations, general benefits, employment and staffing practices, and organizational development is preferred.

Information Technology

The onboard Information Technology team manages and supports all shipboard IT systems and operations while also providing maximum system use. The onboard team works closely with our shoreside IT department to continually improve our shipboard systems and technology. The focus is always on the guest experience and maintaining safe operations. We do this by keeping informed of the latest technological advancements, and providing service excellence in all aspects of technology.

The IT Officer is responsible for the maintenance, operation, and support of all onboard computer systems, mobile devices, physical and virtual servers, networks, point-of-sale terminals, network equipment, and peripherals. This consists primarily of level 1 and 2 support as well as system monitoring and troubleshooting. The IT Officer works closely with the shoreside IT group to ensure all onboard systems perform at optimum levels.

Requirements Applicants must have at least two years' related experience in areas of user support within a medium-sized LAN; a thorough knowledge of computer systems including but not limited to Linux, MS Office, Windows Client and Server editions; and experience troubleshooting PC hardware, software applications, and network connectivity. Additional requirements include the ability to meet deadlines and maintain an attention to detail and accuracy while working under pressure in a team environment, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to lift and carry IT equipment weighing up to 40 pounds. Management or supervisory experience and a BS or higher in computer science, MIS, or related field is strongly preferred.

Computer System Specialist

The Computer System Specialist is responsible for the level 1 support of all onboard computer systems. This includes installing and configuring new PC system hardware, upgrading existing hardware, and supporting mobile devices. The Computer System Specialist works closely with the IT Officer to ensure all onboard systems perform at optimum levels.

Requirements Applicants must have strong customer service skills with the ability to work on multiple tasks; proficiency in the use of computer business applications with working knowledge of PC / LAN systems, hardware and software applications; a minimum of two years’ experience in areas of user support and troubleshooting hardware and software issues; the ability to meet deadlines and maintain attention to detail and accuracy while working in a team environment; excellent written and verbal communication skills; and the ability to lift and carry IT equipment weighing up to 40 pounds. Current CompTIA A+ 220-801 Certification, technical school certification, or three or more years of equivalent work experience is strongly preferred.

Medical Officers

As a member of the on board medical team, you will have the opportunity to travel the world and practice your medical profession at sea in an exciting, challenging and unique environment. The shipboard medical department prides itself in delivering high quality, patient-centered, evidence based healthcare to guests and crew. Within this diverse and welcoming environment, our medical staff perform a broad range of medical care, supported by a skilled medical team in a modern, well-equipped shipboard medical center.  Visit our website for more information on cruise ship medicine , and working at sea as a doctor, nurse, paramedic or healthcare assistant.

Doctors are primarily responsible for providing individualized outpatient, inpatient and ICU care for guests and crew. Doctors consult both crew and guests, providing timely, safe and evidence-based assessments, formulating differential diagnoses and treatment plans, performing clinical interventions and procedures, and coordinating logistics of referrals and evacuations. Doctors manage the preventative health and wellness programs for crew, and are also responsible for adhering to public health practices.

Doctors will also perform various technical and non-clinical administrative tasks that support the efficient and safe operation of the medical center. Additional duties include participation in drills, audits, inspections and training of other crew members. Technical skills are learned and practiced on board, such as X-rays acquisition, and performing a wide-array of laboratory tests and other procedures. Doctors work closely with shipboard nurses and paramedics, and report to the ship’s Senior Doctor.

Nurses are primarily responsible for providing individualized outpatient, inpatient and ICU care for guests and crew. Nurses also act as a first responders, triaging emergency calls, assessing and treating on scene, and transferring patients to the shipboard medical center for definitive care. Through the use of specific patient group directives, nurses are able to practice autonomously under the authority of doctors, assessing patients and providing treatment and advice for specific conditions. In additional to first response duties, nurses work closely with shipboard doctors to attend to patients attending daily walk-in clinics.

Nurses also perform various technical and non-clinical administrative tasks that support the efficient and safe operation of the medical center under the direction and supervision of the Senior Nurse. Additional duties include equipment checks, medicines and inventory management, participation in drills, audits, inspections and training of other crew members. Technical skills are learned and practiced on board, such as X-rays acquisition, and performing a wide-array of laboratory tests and other procedures.

Paramedic / First Responders

Paramedics are responsible for providing high standards of individualized routine and emergency care to guests and crew. Paramedics act as a first responders, triaging emergency calls, assessing and treating on scene, and transferring patients to the shipboard medical center for definitive care. Through the use of specific patient group directives, paramedics are able to practice autonomously under the authority of doctors, assessing patients and providing treatment and advice for specific conditions. In additional to first response duties, paramedics work closely with shipboard nurses and doctors to attend to patients attending daily walk-in clinics.

Paramedics also perform various technical and non-clinical administrative tasks that support the efficient and safe operation of the medical center under the direction and supervision of the Senior Nurse. Additional duties include equipment checks, medicines and inventory management, participation in drills, audits, inspections and training of other crew members. Technical skills are learned and practiced on board, such as X-rays acquisition, and performing a wide-array of laboratory tests and other procedures.

Healthcare Assistance: (HCA)

Healthcare Assistants are an essential part of the medical team onboard, effectively supporting the team with a broad range of clinical, laboratory and administrative tasks. Healthcare assistants conduct health screening, surveillance testing, vaccine campaigns, and work closely with onboard medical staff and admin assistants in attending to patients during daily clinics.

Healthcare Assistants perform various technical and non-clinical administrative tasks that support the efficient and safe operation of the medical center under the direction and supervision of the Senior Nurse. Primary responsibilities include laboratory specimen collection for COVID-19 surveillance testing, all associated administrative functions and onboard laboratory specimen processing procedures. Other duties include basic assessment and triage, assisting with patient care and activities of daily living, specimen collection for other tests and procedures, patient education and vaccination campaigns. Additional duties include equipment checks, medicines and consumables inventory management, participation in drills, audits, inspections, and training of other crew members. Technical skills are learned and practiced on board.

Public Health Officer

As a Public Health Officer you will monitor shipboard public health and infection control procedures and assist both shipboard Management and Corporate Public Health Director in overseeing the implementation and compliance with shipboard prevention and control activities at all response levels including for COVID-19, AGE, and other communicable diseases.

Additionally, you will participate as a key member of the shipboard Outbreak Management Team (OMT), coordinate the implementation and compliance with OMT decisions and oversee the correct and safe storage, par levels, condition, and use of all infection control related PPE, disinfectants, hand sanitizers, and other supplies and related equipment.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Environmental Health, biological sciences, or closely related field preferred. Certification in CDC-VSP, Infection Control, and EU SHIPSAN preferred.
• Two years of shipboard experience or three years of full-time shoreside experience in implementing, overseeing, or auditing public health programs.
• Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Knowledge of infection control practices and Vessel Sanitation Standards. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced cruise ship environment, while prioritizing workloads. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively communicate to culturally diverse teams. Self- sufficient and able to work independently.
• Critical Professional related Technical Skills: Computer Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Experience with electronic health record platforms.
• Cruise industry experience is preferred.

Photography & Video Departments

Onboard photography is primarily centered on portrait and event photography, using both natural locations and onboard studio setups with backdrops and studio lighting. Our Videographers produce a souvenir DVD documenting the cruise experience from beginning to end, showing both onboard entertainment and port tours and destinations. The work is fast-paced, high-volume, and high-quality. Attention to detail, teamwork, and outstanding customer service are the most important elements of this job. You will be shooting photos and videos both ashore and on the ship, processing photos and editing video footage, selling the finished products and other retail items, and providing top-quality customer service to our guests.

Staff Photographer

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of one year's photography work experience or two years of formal photography training. Strong computer skills and digital photography experience are preferred. We provide all digital equipment and a state-of-the-art onboard lab for use during work hours. Retail sales or customer service experience is also preferred.

Video Producer

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of one year of videography work experience or two years of formal video production training. Strong shooting and editing skills are required and prior sales and customer service experience is preferred. All video and editing equipment is provided onboard.

Production Technicians

Princess Cruises sets the standard for cruise line entertainment and offers exciting shipboard positions for knowledgeable and professional Technical Production staff. Our first-class theaters and entertainment venues are equipped with state-of-the-art, multi-million-dollar technical systems complete with elaborate sets, spectacular costumes, and fascinating pyrotechnic effects. Our lighting and audio systems consist of MA Lighting, High End, Vari-Lite, German Light Products, Martin Professional, Flying Pig Systems, Green Hippo, Digidesign Venue, and Midas. Our stages are equipped with intricate Tait Towers and Stage Technologies rigging systems consisting of lifts, revolves, serapid tracks, and overhead line-sets.

All of our production shows are showcased in magnificent theaters and are both conceptualized and produced in-house. We work with a talented and award-winning team of Directors, Scenic Designers, Lighting Designers, Choreographers, and Media Designers.

Senior Production Managers

Senior Production Managers oversee all production show elements including lighting, audio, video, automation/rigging, scenery, pyrotechnics, and show rehearsals.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of three years' professional work experience in stage management or production/technical direction, with an emphasis in musical theater productions. Strong organizational skills with excellent inter-personal skills are required.

Assistant Production Manager-Lighting

The Assistant Production Manager-Lighting is responsible for programming and operating lighting systems within multiple shipboard venues. This role safely delivers functioning and well-maintained lighting, pyrotechnic, and video systems in support of a dynamic, engaging, and memorable entertainment and activities program.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of three years' professional work experience operating, designing, and maintaining MA Lighting, Flying Pig Systems consoles; High End, Vari-Lite, GLP, Martin Professional fixtures; Green Hippo, Catalyst media servers; and familiarity with Pyrodigital console operation.

Assistant Production Manager-Audio

The Assistant Production Manager-Audio is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and programing of live audio within a variety of onboard venues as assigned by shipboard management. This role safely delivers functioning and well-maintained audio systems in support of a dynamic, engaging, and memorable entertainment and activities program.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of three years' professional work experience operating and maintaining large-format consoles and mixed media playback. Equipment operating specifics: Digidesign Venue Profile and SC48 consoles, iZ Corp RADAR playback system, LCS Matrix 3 automated surround-sound system, PeaveyMedia Matrix audio interface, QSC Q-SYS Integrated System, and Countryman/Shure UHF wireless microphones.

Assistant Production Manager-Crew Chief

The Assistant Production Manager-Crew Chief is responsible for safely operating functioning and well-maintained rigging/automation systems and associated props and scenery in support of a dynamic, engaging, and memorable entertainment and activities program. In addition, this role assists in the general operation of the venue while managing assigned production staff.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of three years' professional work experience operating and maintaining Tait Towers Navigator systems and Stage Technologies Acrobat/Chameleon systems. A good understanding of rigging principles and practice is required. Strong organizational skills with excellent inter-personal skills are essential.

Stage Crew are responsible for assisting the Production team with the maintenance of all equipment, scenery, and props as well as show and event preparation pertaining to A/V equipment, scenic goods, props, lighting, and rigging.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of one year's professional work experience with a technical theater background and must possess a solid understanding of basic theater principles to effectively work with mechanized stage equipment, pyrotechnic product, lighting equipment, scenic items and props, rigging and audio equipment, as assigned.

Pursers Department

The Pursers department is the center of Hotel operations onboard all Princess vessels. This dynamic department encompasses a variety of roles and is responsible for the management of hotel accounts, shore excursions, and shipboard personnel operations such as the Crew Office.

Junior Assistant Purser

Junior Assistant Purser is the entry-level position into the Pursers department. Most Junior Assistant Pursers initially begin their onboard career at the Front Desk where responsibilities include providing exceptional customer service to each guest, assisting guests with account inquires, resolving customer service issues, and answering telephone calls. This position offers excellent career development and promotion opportunities in hotel management.

Requirements Applicants must have a minimum of two years’ experience in the hotel/hospitality industry performing junior management duties and front desk responsibilities at a large hotel. Applicants must also be computer literate, have experience with large volume cash handling, possess mathematical and analytical skills, and have excellent customer service skills. Secretarial skills and foreign language fluency are also preferred.

Stewarding Department

The Stewarding department is responsible for maintaining meticulous sanitation and hygiene standards in all Galley areas, ensuring that operating procedures are upheld and adhered to at all times. This includes the proper cleaning, handling, and storage of tableware, cookware, silverware, and Galley equipment.

Stewarding Jobs

Requirements Applicants must have a basic knowledge of cleaning and sanitation procedures for the food service industry, good verbal communications skills, and the ability to perform physical labor in a fast-paced environment with minimum supervision.

Youth Department

Our team of Youth Staff offer an exciting program for kids and teens ages 3-17. The Princess Youth Program is offered on all vessels, year-round in state-of-the-art, dedicated facilities. Our centers are equipped with digital jukeboxes, foosball, air hockey, skeeball, DJ booths, video game stations and more. Our Youth Staff offer a variety of activities, including games, sports, science workshops, and educational programs. Individuals who are outgoing, enthusiastic, energetic and have an interest in entertaining kids of any age are encouraged to apply.

Youth Staff Jobs

Requirements Applicants for Youth Staff must have a minimum of two years’ work experience in a youth/child care-related or teaching field or previous employment in a recreational or educational setting such as camp counseling, coaching,  and/or leading outdoor or community-center activities. Experience supervising kids in a group setting is also required. Experience with children of several ages is strongly preferred, as counselors must be willing to work with any age group to which they are assigned.

Other Cruise Departments

Applicants for positions in the Casino, including Dealers and Slot Technicians, are recruited through Carnival Corporation. For more information please Carnival Corporation's  Ocean Casino Jobs web site .

Spa, fitness, and salon

Applicants interested in positions in the Lotus Spa and Fitness Center are recruited through Steiner Leisure. For more information please visit  One Spa World^ .

Applicants for positions within the Fine Arts department are recruited through Park West Gallery. For more information please visit  Park West Gallery Art Auctions^ .

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Cruise Line Medical Staff

Every cruise ship will have a trained medical staff onboard. This includes nurses and physicians who are on staff to attend to both passengers and crew members. As you might imagine with so many people in a concentrated space, a few injuries tend to pop up. The following outlines information regarding nursing jobs and physician jobs onboard a cruise ship. These travel nursing jobs represent a great way to enjoy the field of medicine while traveling the world. The pay isn’t bad either.

Nurses working on a cruise ship must be registered, with at least three years of hospital experience. Nurses, just like the ship’s doctor, are on call 24 hours for walk-in treatment of passengers’ minor aches and pains. They also attend to the crew, accounting for the majority of emergency care that is required onboard. Because crew members are the ones working with the ship’s equipment, running on slippery decks, lifting heavy trays, and working around hot ovens, they are the ones who succumb to the most accidents. While on most occasions there aren’t serious injuries or issues, having a qualified medical staff onboard is not only logical for when such occasions arise, but it is also the law. Passengers and crew can rest easy knowing that trained medical staff members are onboard if something should happen. Knowledge of a second language and Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification is highly desired for nursing positions onboard a cruise ship.

Physicians on a cruise ship should have experience with trauma, cardiac care and internal medicine. Physicians, too, must have real life experience, usually three years or more, before working on a cruise ship. While doctors will be on call they will likely share the responsibility with another doctor or nurse on staff. The size of the medical staff varies from ship to ship and is regulated largely by the number of passengers expected on a cruise. Typically the onboard staff will consist of a medical director, physicians and nurses.

In addition to being knowledgeable on medical practices and procedures, both doctors and nurses on a cruise ship should be evenly mannered and able to communicate with all kinds of people. They need to be skilled in handling emergencies and should be warm and friendly.

Travel nursing jobs can be difficult to find, so if you’re interested in seeing new places and traveling while you work then this is the job for you! Contracts for nurses and physicians tend to average around six months in length. Pay will vary of course, but nurses may earn $2,200 – $3,000 a month on a cruise ship. Onboard physicians earn more, often in the range of $4,000 – $5,400 a month.

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The major bottom paint manufacturers—Interlux, Pet­tit, and Sea Hawk—all have priming/tie-coat products. One that we've recently used with success is Sea Hawks 1277 Bar­rier Coat Primer, a chlorinated rubber compound. Pettit's ver­sion is called Tie Coat Primer 6627. Interlux markets its Pri­mocon for this purpose.

Applying a barrier coat is often about as easy as rolling on bottom paint, and boat owners by the thousands have completed this project, protecting their boats from osmotic blisters. ... A barrier coat will also increase the resale value of your boat. We offer several barrier coat products. WEST System Epoxy and the InterProtect 2000E system ...

InterProtect® 2000E is a unique two-part epoxy coating developed to protect new and used fiberglass hulls from water absorption, which can lead to poor hull performance and osmotic blistering. Formulated with Micro-plates® that create an overlapping barrier to eliminate any direct path for water migration. In addition to use as a barrier coat ...

Interlux Interprotect 200E Epoxy Barrier Coat Kit - White. Formulated with a unique two-part epoxy coating, Interlux Interprotect 200E is the perfect product to protect and seal hulls from moisture and water absorption that can cause rotting and long-term damage to your boat hulls.

A barrier coat seals a fiberglass hull, blocking water entry and inhibiting blister formation in underwater gelcoat and fiberglass. If your boat has a fiberglass hull, you MUST protect it with a barrier coat beneath your bottom paint. Just 10 mils (about 4 to 5 coats) of a barrier coat like TotalProtect Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer is all it takes ...

A barrier coat primer is typically applied prior to applying bottom paint. TotalBoat TotalProtect Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer is a high-build, two-component epoxy primer applied at 8-12 mils thickness for barrier coating to protect against water absorption, migration, and gelcoat blistering. TotalProtect can also be used above or below the ...

Interlux Interprotect Epoxy Barrier Coat Kit - Gray Applying Interlux 200E can help protect hulls from damaging water absorption that can cause long-term, costly repairs to your boat. Interprotect 200E is a two-part epoxy coating that will provide protection for your new and used fiberglass hulls by providing an overlapping barrier of ...

The most common way to apply an epoxy bottom coat is to roll it on with a 3/16" sponge roller and "tip" it off with a brush. Apply the paint with a roller and work over an area about a yard square. Immediately, use a three or four inch dry brush and using just the tip of the brush, smooth out the paint layer.

Barrier coat prevents water migration and absorption in fiberglass hulls. Compatible with all antifouling paints. Bonus: Each Gallon order includes a paint roller frame, 3/16″ nap solvent-safe roller cover, metal tray, 10-in. stir stick, XL paint suit, 2-in. chip brush, a Scotch-Brite™ pad, and 1 roll of 1-in. painter's tape.

Applying a barrier coat today is almost as easy as rolling on bottom paint, and thousands of boat owners have completed this project, protecting their boats from osmotic blisters. There are three types of barrier coat protection: 1) preemptive barrier coating on new boats; 2) blister repair alone; 3) blister repair with a barrier coat.

This article first appeared as "Waterproof Coat" in Cruising World, June 2014. Sanding existing bottom paint improves the adhesion of additional coats, creating a mechanical bond. If ablative anti-fouling paint wears away to expose the barrier coat, marine growth will appear. Failing to prep any surface properly before applying anti-fouling ...

The intact barrier coat stuck to the hull like a thumb and forefinger bonded with Super Glue. After some misleading easy scraping of flaking barrier coat, the epoxy paint proved to be immune to assaults with a scraper. This meant that 75 percent of the paint removal process would be anything but a walk in the park. Stripper Showdown

Bottom paint is typically applied over the barrier coat and is designed to create a slippery surface that makes it difficult for marine organisms to attach to the hull. Bottom paint is usually made of a copper-based antifouling agent and is available in both hard and ablative forms. Step 1: Prepare the Surface Before applying any coatings ...

Now get to work! First, lay out a large tarp or dropcloth to cover the entire work area. Knock off any loose paint with a scraper and, using either a sanding block or a dustless DA sander, lightly sand the entire bottom with 80-grit sandpaper. Spend a little extra time on any high or uneven areas.

TotalBoat Aluminum Boat Barrier Coat two-part epoxy primer is the dependable way to prime aluminum in preparation for bottom paint or other 1- or 2-part paint finishes. It's easy to use and adheres extremely well to properly prepared aluminum hulls and pontoons to create a waterproof tie-coat barrier that offers exceptional protection against ...

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Available in 2 options. $29.09 - $85.51. In Stock. 1-3 results of 3. 1. Fisheries Supply is your premier supplier of barrier coat boat paint from top brands. We offer a full range of quality barrier paint for boats to create a protective layer over the fiberglass which helps safeguard against blisters caused by water immersion.

Bad advice. You might want to ask the Interlux rep why published Interlux guidance for barrier coat specifies a maximum 24 hour re-coat time (5 hours if it is really hot). All epoxies rely on one of two types of bond, 1)chemical, or 2) physical. By recoating prior to full set of the epoxy you obtain the maximum chemical bond strength.

Protect barrier coat. Twenty-five years later, the paint began to blister, and it was time to roll up my sleeves and tackle a challenge dreaded by every boat owner. A bit of poking and prodding revealed blistering between barrier coats only, rather than deeper blis-tering between the laminate layers. Only a few blisters penetrated the

1. Paint: Choose a marine-grade paint that is specially formulated for boat surfaces to ensure long-lasting durability. 2. Primer: Apply a suitable primer to create a smooth and uniform surface for the paint to adhere to. 3. Brushes and Rollers: Use high-quality brushes and rollers designed for marine applications. 4.

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A California man who was ordered to keep his boat out of sight has had the last laugh by commissioning an artist to paint a realistic image of it on the fence that obscures it. Local government ...

May 25, 2024, 3:33 AM PDT. After Etienne Constable was told to hide his boat from the street, he hired friend and neighbor Hanif Panni to paint his boat on the new fence. Courtesy of Hanif Panni ...

When city officials in Seaside, Calif., asked Etienne Constable to hide his boat behind a fence, his neighbour Hanif Panir — a.k.a. Hanif Wondir — painted this mural on the fence. (Submitted ...

And then he hired his neighbor, artist Hanif Panni, to paint a mural on the fence—realistically depicting the boat itself. Call it passive-aggressive, call it malicious compliance, but in any ...

This epoxy barrier coat paint reduces water absorption in fiberglass hulls, making it an excellent choice for the prevention and repair of osmotic blisters. It is ideally suited for commercial and pleasure craft applications and has excellent durability. AlumaProtect is specifically designed for Aluminum crafts and is similar to Pettit Protect ...

3 min. When the city of Seaside, Calif., ordered resident Etienne Constable to build a fence to cover the boat parked in his driveway, he complied. But the puckish way he did it — hiring his ...

Subscribe. May 13 (UPI) -- A California man ordered by his city to conceal the boat parked in his driveway with a fence hired his artist neighbor to paint a photo-realistic image of the vessel in ...

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0:03. 0:39. A California boat owner's ingenuity is gaining attention after he commissioned a mural of his vessel to sidestep demands from officials while complying with city codes in his own ...