Iceland Health seeks to engage powerful people in various key areas of the institution. This is an opportunity to work in an exciting and changing environment where you can contribute to ensuring the health of the nation.

Parents and children who applied for international protection before 1 August 2021 and are still in Iceland can apply for a special residence permit.

Grants from SAk's Scientist Fund are allocated once a year. The grants are allocated according to the proposals of the Scientific Council of the Akureyri Hospital. The grant was 9,158,132 ISK.

Continued delays in processing cases at the Directorate of Health

According to regulation, the Directorate of Fisheries will increase the number of days for vessels that are fishing for lumpfish or have yet to go lumpfish fishing.

Icetra will host an examiner standardisation course for the revalidation/renewal of FE certificates on 7 March.

Applications must be received before 5 July 2023.

Last Monday, Júlía G. Hreinsdóttir, the Head of Teaching at SHH, showed the educational material that SHH has been involved in, both for teaching Icelandic sign language and for teaching Icelandic sign language.

The 2022 HVE Annual Report is published and can be accessed on the website for publications.

NTÍ began participating in green steps in government operations in early September, but green steps are a project under the auspices of the Environment Agency for government agencies that want to reduce negative environmental impacts of their operations and enhance the environmental awareness of employees.