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    Information Sheet for Applicants forEmployers of Indonesia Candidates for "Kangoshi"

    Information Sheet for the Institution

    Institution ID Number

    Vacancy

    1000014

    Reference No. 1000014-A

    Reference No.Facility

    Number ofAcceptance in the

    Facilities listed on

    the right column

    5

    5

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    Institution IDNumber

    Reference Number

    Region/Prefecture

    102 46

    1000014

    1000014-A

    Total Number of Beds:

    General beds: Long-term care beds: Mental beds:

    Region: KANTO Prefecture: CHIBA

    Tuberculosis beds: Infectious disease beds: Other beds:

    Number of beds ineach category

    Beds covered by medical

    insurance

    148

    Specialization

    Pediatric DentistryDentistry and

    Oral Surgery

    Others

    Radiology Anesthesiology Dentistry Orthodontics

    Ophthalmology OtolaryngologyBroncho-

    esophagology

    Rehabilitation

    Medicine

    ProctologyObstetric

    and GynecologyObstetric Gynecology

    Dermatology

    and UrologyDermatology Urology Venerology

    Neurosurgery Thoracic SurgeryCardiovascularSurgery

    PediactricSurgery

    Surgery Orthopedics Plastic Surgery Cosmetic Surgery

    Cardiology Allergy Rheumatology Pediatrics

    Neurology

    NeurologicalInternal Medicine

    Respiratory Gastroenterology Gastrointestinal Medicine

    Internal Medicine

    Psychosomatic

    Internal Medicine Psychistry

    Information Sheet for the Facility

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    a.( 7000b.( 33700

    c.( 7000

    d.( 5000

    125 %125 %130 %125 %

    0.25 %

    ( Yes : 65 No )

    c. Additional allowance for night work

    4 Closing day of pay roll: end of every month15th of every month

    3. Reason and procedure of dismissal

    allowance \Method ofcalculation

    Method ofcalculation

    Conform to employment regulation)2 Amount of allowance and method of calculation

    Method ofcalculation

    allowance \

    more than \

    more than \

    more than \

    more than \

    more than \ 200000 more than \After obtaining qualification

    250000Before obtaining qualification

    c. Hourly wage

    a. Monthly wage

    1 Basic Salary

    Adjustment

    Assignment

    Method ofcalculation

    Perfect attendance

    b. Daily wage

    Base on Article 12 and 17of Chapter 2 of our Work Rules, submit letter of resignation (designated form)

    a. Additional allowance for overtime beyond legal working hour

    1. Retirement age system: years old /

    2. Procedure of resignation for personal reasons:

    Social Insurance/Labor Insurance

    Retirement,Resignation andDismissal

    Article 14 of Chapter 2 of our Work Rules shall govern. If Article 14 isenforced, Article 15 through 17 shall be applied.

    5 Pay day:

    3 Additional allowance for overtime/rest day work/night work

    Additional allowance for overtime beyond scheduled working hour

    b. Additional allowance for work on legal rest day

    Additional allowance for work on scheduled rest day

    Salary

    *Application of Health Insurance, Welfare Pension, Workers' Accident CompensationInsurance and Employment Insurance Yes / No

    Conform to employmentregulation. Raise to 49,100yenafter obtaining qualification)Conform to employmentregulation. Raise to 15,000yenafter obtaining qualification)Special payment after obtainingqualification)ospital ward

    allowance \

    allowance \

    6. Deduction from wages based on the labor-management agreement: Yes / No7. Wage raise: (Time and etc. April )8. Bonus: (Yes (Time:Twice a year (July, December), Amount: equivalent to 4months' base pay ), No )9. Retirement allowance: (Yes (Time and amount ), No )

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    System of TrainingTraining Program

    Others

    We will promote the understanding of the role of a nurse through communication notonly with nursing staff but also with staff in other fields and patients. Also, we willpromote the learning to understand the manuals for job, including responses topatients, safety and sanitation. Participation in events for international culturalexchanges, including volunteer activities in the community, will mitigate the confusioncoming from the living environment change and cultural and religious differences andwill help mutual understanding.

    Main activities in the initial week will be the orientation and tour for inspection offacilities, during which supports will be given for understanding of job. Then, thetrainees will gradually enter into the practices in partnership with other staff.We will support the trainees in using institutions in the neighborhood, including bankand post office, to avoid anxiety in daily life.To promote the communication with local people, we will offer an opportunity for thetrainees to experience the Japanese cultures, including flower arrangement, dressing inJapanese kimono, calligraphy and Japanese food, through volunteer entities.We will give an opportunity for the trainees to experience the Japanese traditionalevents, including Star Festival and fireworks festival.We will create an opportunity for the trainees to experience the Japanese cultures bymeans of stay in and visit to Japanese homes under cooperation of volunteer entities

    and staff.

    Comments

    The Facility is located in the area, 30 minutes from Akihabara, Tokyo by TsukubaExpress starting in August 2005, where the cutting-edge medical, research andeducational institutions well harmonize the nature. In Facility A, English-speakingassistant nurses and office clerks can support those who come from Indonesia as lifesupporters though they are not positioned as training supporters in this training.Characteristics of Japanese people which may be different from those of Indonesianpeople may often confuse the prospective nurses from Indonesia, but seeing the actualmedical scenes will help them understand what services are rendered to patients inJapan. On the other hand, accepting nurses from Indonesia may offer a greatopportunity to the accepting facility to learn much because they may offer nursingknowledge the Japanese nurses would not have. Construction of educational system willlead to the establishment of better environment. Nobody can flee from the religion or

    sense of value, but it is important for both sides to come together toward the target notplacing emphasis on either side.We believe that the fruitful training in a given time will generate the benefit on bothsides by itself.

    (Method to reflect the experience as a nurse in Indonesia to the amount of salary, etc.)

    Distance fromfacility

    m00

    Other Descriptions

    Amount ofaverage rent in

    the neighborhood75,000 yen

    Accommodations(Employer shall secure

    accomodation for the

    employee)

    Full self-payment

    See attached Information sheet of "Kangoshi" Training Program

    Grants

    Dormitory Available / Not available

    Full Grants (Cost to the Employee: Free)

    (Cost to the Employee: less than \

    minutes by ( bus / train / walking )

    Partial grants

    (Cost to the Employee: less than \

    Floor Plan 2DK

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    Region: Prefecture

    Self-study for na tional examina tion

    Arran gement of study environment by use of the correspondence course

    Utilization of auditing of courses

    Course of prepar at ion for na tional examinat ion

    Intr oductory orientat ion for nurs ing (3 to 5 days)

    Training curriculum (knowledge, skill and ability improvement for

    nursing)Under sta nding of the role of a nurse from assista nt n urse job (about 30

    minutes every day)

    Educat ion by use of a list of nursing skills (about 30 minu tes every da y)

    (Introduction of the preceptor system in t he supplement ary class of

    training)

    Training t o develop necessary nu rsing knowledge and s kills from

    simulation test, preparation for national examination and study cases of

    nur sing science provided in the nurs ing college from J uly.

    Gained a r egistered nurse license in May 1993 with 15

    years of experience.

    Has experience as the doctor helicopter project leader.

    Gained a registered nu rse license in J une 1964.

    Gained a n ursing t eacher license in March 1977.

    Gained a registered nu rse license in April 1997.

    Gained a registered nu rse license in April 1997.

    Gained a n ursing t eacher license in March 2007.

    Gained a registered nu rse license in October 1998.

    Gained a n ursing t eacher license in March 2007.

    Other descriptions

    Licensed as a birth contr ol adviser in

    May 1969.

    Completed th e first stage of nur sing

    management in J une 2000.

    Completed t he second st age of nur sing

    man agement in 2003.

    Curren tly, studying in th e master s

    cour se of Facility B.

    Gained a license as a J apan ese teacher

    in October 2006.

    Gained a clinical practice adviser license

    in December 2001.

    Other Descriptions

    260 days a year (105 holidays a year); 520

    hours a year

    Evaluat ion meeting and guidance (every

    day)

    Guidance based on the nur sing skill

    checklist (every day)

    Professional education (by use of

    educational materials)Preparation for national examination (one

    or two hours a day from J uly)

    Practices and guidance to the past questions

    (by use of specialized books and past

    questions)

    Participation in inside and outside training

    (once or twice a m onth)

    Guidance to preceptor

    (personal instru ction for skill, knowledge

    and job process ability)

    Par ticipation in simulation test (by use of

    books for reference and specialized books)

    Tour for inspection of facilities in the group

    Inform a tion sheet of "Kan goshi" Tra ining Pr ogra m

    Chiba

    Inst itut ion ID Number 10000141000014A

    Kanto

    Referen ce Nu mber

    Region/Prefecture

    System of Tra ining/Inst ru ction

    Subjects for

    national

    examination

    Person in charge

    of tra ining

    Gained a registered nu rse license in October 1967

    with exper ience of 40 years.

    Gained a midwife license in Ma y 1969.

    Gained a clinical adviser license in October 1981.

    Gained a nur sing teacher license in November 1982.

    Gained a care ma nager license in September 1998.

    Qua lificat ion / Work experien ce

    Person who

    supports training

    Method of Trainin g

    Items Method of Tra in ing

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    Improvement of commun icat ion skill to enable prospective nurses t o adapt

    themselves to their situations

    Promotion of study of individual issues in lear ning the J apan ese

    Study for understanding the Japanese terminology used in the clinical

    scene in Japa n

    Participation in the Japanese teaching class by volunteers

    Support will be given dur ing work h ours.

    If any difficulty in daily life, support will be

    given after work hours.

    According to th e dat e an d time of events by

    volunteer entities, su pport will be given

    during and after work hours.

    Other

    descriptions

    Promotion of

    adapta tion to

    workplace/

    Acquisit ion of

    Japanese

    lifestyle

    Japanese

    language

    training

    Facility A is located in th e Kashiwa-no-ha campus a rea, 30 minut es from

    Akihabara , Tokyo by Tsukuba Express st art ing in August 2005, where the

    cutting-edge medical, resear ch and educat ional inst itutions well

    har monize the nat ure. Our corporate group will esta blish a nursing college

    in 2010 to organize th e system t o foster an d develop nurs es.

    In t he initial week of joining, we will support t he t rainees prima rily for

    J apa nese-speaking skill for about one hour a da y, which will be prolonged

    or shortened according to individual situat ions, an d continuous su pport

    will be given for improvement of Japa nese-speaking skill. (About two

    hours a da y, two or three t imes a week.)

    Support of study, including abbreviations and t echnical ter ms used in t he

    clinical scenes

    Support of use of the J apa nese tea ching class by volunteer s in the

    community

    (A class h eld by Fa cility C is a good place for cultura l exchange, where

    participants from various countries learn the Japanese.)

    Under sta nding of practices in Ja panese hospitals t hrough job in hospital.

    Under sta nding of the role of a nurse t hrough commun icat ion with sta ff

    and users

    Study for under sta nding of manua ls for job contr ols, including responses

    to patients, safety and sanitat ion.

    Life in a good environment a nd a ccess t o the facilities in neighborhood

    Par ticipation in events for interna tional cultural exchange by volunteers

    in the community

    Main activities in the initia l week will be the orienta tion and t our for

    inspection of facilities, during which supports will be given for

    under sta nding of job. Then, the t rainees will gradually enter int o the

    practices in partnership with other staff.

    We will support the t rainees in us ing public instit utions around her e,

    including bank and post office, to avoid anxiety in daily life.

    To promote the communication with local people, we will offer an

    opportu nity for tr ainees t o experience the J apa nese cultures, including

    flower arrangement, dressing in Japanese kimono, calligraphy and

    Japanese food, through volunteer entities.

    We will give an opportu nity for th e tra inees to experience the J apan ese

    tr aditional events, including Star Festival an d fireworks festival.

    We will create an opportunity for the trainees to experience the Japanese

    cultures by means of stay in and visit to Japanese homes under

    cooperation of volunt eer en tities a nd st aff.

    Support for learning of the Japanese,

    including technical term s

    Use of a classroom of a school institution of

    the m edical corporat ion group an d use of

    online educational materials via the

    Internet

    Provision of the Japanese learning

    textbooks, mat erials for r eference and other

    educational mat erials, including dictionar y

    Allowance of textbook cost a nd a nnua l

    membersh ip fee for use of the J apan ese

    teaching class by volunteers in t he

    community.

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    Region: Chiba

    )

    )

    )

    (

    ) days per year

    Appropri 2 8 month ly weekly

    Allow

    Allow

    Allow

    Use a room (meeting r oom, coun seling room, etc.) in t he facility

    a book of past quest ions/simu lated qu estions for t he

    qualifying testto supply

    to prepare and lend

    hour working hours on

    daily basis

    ) Tra ining for

    ID Number of Institution

    Reference Number

    10000141000014A

    Region/Prefecture Kanto Prefecture:

    Ensu re t he tim e for self-learning du ring working hours

    hours during

    Ensure a place for self-learning

    (2) Self-lear nin g environmen tField of training (

    Subsidize

    Pr ovide an opportu nity to ta ke various kinds of trainin g in local ar eas, etc.

    (facility na me:

    )% of th e tota l expenses Others (Conduct tra ining at the insti tut ion )

    Inform at ion Sheet of Tra ining System of th e Fa cility

    Subsidize expenses for some subjects a t corresponden ce course

    (name of implementing organization:

    Subsidize expenses for s ome subject a t t ra ining facility/nursin g school/university to hea lth a nd welfare

    Subsidize expenses for some subjects at evening cour se of tr ainin g facility/nu rsin g school

    (facility na me:

    (1)Tra ining system of special su bject

    to supplya study guide for examination subjects

    Use a comm on spa ce in t he dormitory

    Pr eparat ion of mat erials for self-learn ing

    to prepare and lend

    to prepare and lend

    to supply

    one or m ore dictiona ry(ies) of field(s) relat ed t o theexamination subjects

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    Allow

    Allow

    Allow

    including ut ility costs

    excluding utility costs

    rented by the facility

    rented personally

    Others

    12 days

    12 days

    as a team m ember

    rent and utility costs

    rent

    of the pr opertySu bsidize ( )% of th e

    an E nglish-J apan ese dictionary, Ja panese-English

    dictionary, Japanese dictionary, etc.

    Pr epare a room

    furnished

    unfurnished

    of which th e boardin g fee is ( 20,000 ) yen

    Discount

    % across t he board

    when st aff member u se a cafeteria in th e facilit

    yen per month a s a maximum

    (3) Living environmen tHave a dormitory, or arr ange a place for boardin g and subsidize ren t, etc.

    to prepare and lend

    Supply a ticket usable at neighboring restau rant s to the extent yen per month

    ( )

    (4) Support for a dapt at ion to the workpla ce

    Implemen t for t imes per year

    Tra ining for n ew employees

    Implement 12

    Systematically implement training for new employees, and training for all employees

    mat erials for self-learning independently created by th e

    facility

    to prepare and lend

    to supply

    other s ( PC )

    to supply

    to prepare and lend

    to supply

    Implement for Implement 12 times per year

    Tra ining for a ll employees

    Allow the Ind onesian to part icipate in t he service staff meeting as a tea m mem ber Allow the Indonesian t o par ticipate in th e case review meetings a s a tea m mem ber

    Adequately share information concerning outpatients and inpatients through meetings of service staff,

    review meetings of cases a nd implemen t a ctivities for impr ovement , etc.

    Allow the In donesian to par ticipate in other meetin gs of

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    Marked in

    Qua lified in

    Marked in

    Marked in

    Qua lified in

    Qua lified in Oct. 2006

    Ha ve experience(s) of conducting bu siness in Ind onesian

    Ha ve experien ce(s) of stu dying in an I ndonesia n-speakin g count ry(ies)

    Experience of using Indonesian or English

    Sta ff Super visor of Training or Su pporter of Train ing with t he following Indonesian or En glish pr oficiency

    The Un ited Na tions Associations Test of En glish (UNATE) Grade

    Qua lified in

    (Holding Indonesian or English qualifications)

    Qua lified in

    Ha ve experice/s of studying in an En glish-speaking countr y/ies

    Others Staff who hold Japanese-language teacher(Holding Indonesian or English qualifications)

    Ha ve experice/s of studying in an En glish-speaking countr y/ies

    Others

    Test of Pr actical English P roficiency Grade ( )

    Sta ff Sup porter of Trainin g with t he following Indonesia n or En glish proficiency

    TOEFL score

    Marked in

    TOEIC score

    Test of Pr actical English P roficiency Grade ( )

    Qua lified in

    Ha ve experience(s) of conducting bu siness in Ind onesian

    TOEIC score

    Sta ff Sup porter of Trainin g with t he following Indonesia n or En glish proficiency

    Experience of using Indonesian or English

    Ha ve experien ce(s) of stu dying in an I ndonesia n-speakin g count ry(ies)

    The Indonesian Lan guage Proficiency Exam inat ion Gra de

    Qua lified in

    Other qualifications

    TOEFL score

    Marked in

    The Un ited Na tions Associations Test of En glish (UNATE) Grade

    Qua lified in

    The Indonesian Lan guage Proficiency Exam inat ion Gra de

    Qua lified in

    Other qualifications Qualification of Ja pan ese-langua ge teacher

    TOEFL score TOEIC score

    Marked in

    The Un ited Na tions Associations Test of En glish (UNATE) Grade

    The Indonesian Lan guage Proficiency Exam inat ion Gra de

    Ha ve experien ce(s) of stu dying in an I ndonesia n-speakin g count ry(ies)

    Ha ve experience(s) of conducting bu siness in Ind onesian

    Ha ve experice/s of studying in an En glish-speaking countr y/ies

    Others

    Test of Pr actical English P roficiency Grade ( )

    Qua lified in

    (Holding Indonesian or English qualifications)

    Experience of using Indonesian or English

    Qua lified in

    Other qualifications

    Qua lified in

    Ha ve experice/s of condu cting business in an En glish-speaking coun tr y/ies

    Ha ve experice/s of condu cting business in an En glish-speaking coun tr y/ies

    Ha ve experice/s of condu cting business in an En glish-speaking coun tr y/ies

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    )

    )

    )

    Subsidize % of the tota l expenses

    Currently accepting trainees from the training schools for nurses or training facility for

    "Kaigofukushishi" for practical training

    Currently accepting trainees from the training school for nurses for practical training

    (6) Per form an ce of acceptance in the t ra ining of nurs ing and care ser vices

    Currently accepting trainees from the training facility for "Kaigofukushishi"

    (5) Tra ining system for lear ning of J apa nese lan guage, acquisition of living ha bits, etc.

    Others ( )

    Par ticipate in r egional events

    Implement home stay Exchange with r egional schools

    Accept regional volun teer s

    (school nam e:

    Subsidize expenses t o join a J apa nese-langu age school

    (university nam e:

    Open the facility to the community at the time of even

    Subsidize expenses to att end a volunt eer class, circle, etc. for learn ing of Ja pan ese langua ge

    (organization nam e

    Other s ( )

    Participation in regional activities, home stay and similar, cooperation with a community, exchange ev

    Total num ber of foreign nu rses accepted to date ( )

    (7) Pa st experiences of accepta ncePa st experien ces of accepting foreign nur ses (limited t o those who have the st at us of residen ce in

    th e field of "medical tr eat men t")

    M ost recent time of accepta nce ( ) mont h ( ) year

    Nu mber of foreign nur ses accepted most recently ( )

    Open pa rt of th e facility as a venue for regiona l excha nge

    Subsidize expenses to enter a special departm ent for foreign stu dents a t t he un iversity center for

    intern ational education