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Nationality Ghanaian

Marital status Married

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Do you have a clean certificate of good conduct? Yes

Alice Kyeiwaa
Maase-Offinso, Ashanti Region, Ghana +233247762519
alicekyeiwaa3@gmail.com
8th August 2025

To Whom It May Concern
[Recruitment Office / Hospital


Dear Sir/Madam,

Application for Midwife Position

I am writing to express my interest in midwifery opportunities in recruitment or hospital and to apply for a position where I can utilize my professional experience, passion for maternal care, and commitment to international health standards. With several years of experience as a trained midwife in Ghana, I am now seeking to contribute to the German healthcare system while continuing my professional development in a new cultural and clinical environment.

I hold a professional midwifery qualification and have worked in both hospital and community-based settings, providing antenatal care, conducting safe deliveries, managing postnatal care, and delivering family planning education. I have also been actively involved in health outreach programs aimed at improving maternal and neonatal outcomes.

As part of my application process, I am prepared to undergo the official recognition of my qualification and have already begun preparing for the required German language proficiency . I am also willing to take part in any adaptation programs or knowledge assessments necessary to meet professional standards in Germany.

Germany’s commitment to high-quality healthcare and patient-centered midwifery practice deeply aligns with my values. I am confident that my dedication, clinical experience, and willingness to adapt will make me a valuable asset to any hospital or birthing center.

I am happy to provide all required documentation including my CV, certificates, and references upon request. I would be grateful for the opportunity to further discuss how I can contribute to your team.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

Yours faithfully,
Alice Kyeiwaa