Annie Sino-German Community
Hiring is the start. Retention is the goal.
The Annie Sino-German Community is a network for Chinese healthcare professionals in Germany and a fixed part of our support after placement.
What you gain
How the community helps you keep your staff.
Continuity builds trust
From the first questions in China to arrival and long-term settling: one community, the same contacts. That trust carries people through difficult phases.
Local connections
New staff meet other Chinese people in their city. People who feel at home outside work are more stable at work.
Answers and early signals
The community answers questions about daily life, recognition and paperwork. In regular follow-up talks we spot problems early – before they turn into a resignation.
Less load on your team
Questions about housing, paperwork or adaptation measures go to the community and to us, not to your ward or HR.
The goal: your staff stay – with you.The community is not meant to tie anyone to us, but to keep staff in your organisation. That is why we promise: while we work together, we do not approach your staff to recruit them away. What is said in the community stays confidential; we discuss issues from follow-up talks with you once the employee agrees.Our commitments in detail: Fairness & Compliance →
What’s inside
What the community offers your staff
Online sessions
Once a month on one topic, e.g. recognition, payslips, family reunification.
Local meet-ups
Every quarter or half-year: festivals, welcome meet-ups.
Personal follow-up
Regular conversations with staff we placed and with your team.
Professional contacts
Lawyers, tax advisers, insurance, language schools: we introduce them free of charge.
Resource library
Guides to the first weeks, recognition and exam materials, regularly updated.
Groups on our platform
By phase, city or profession, without sharing private phone numbers.
The community is free for your staff.
It is part of our service. Let’s talk about how we support your new team members.
Are you a healthcare professional? Join the community here →