According to the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), DUE is a Spanish acronym that stands for Diplomado Universitario en Enfermería (University Diploma in Nursing).
These initials are also commonly used in many job advertisements throughout Spain.
But what does DUE mean at Semesur Assistance?
Of course, we have highly qualified nursing professionals working across all of our services—always the best prepared and the most committed to their profession.
However, to us, DUE means much more, especially in our medical escort services, where we have successfully completed more than a thousand missions.
Our medical escort service is built around experienced doctors and nurses dedicated exclusively to this work. Because we rely on our own in-house professionals, we are able to travel anywhere in the world while guaranteeing both medical responsibility and operational support on a global scale.
They are the professionals who use our exclusive medical equipment and remain in constant contact with our Operations Centre, providing real-time updates to our clients and keeping them informed of every step of the process.
Our nurses are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, accompanying our patients wherever they need to go and fulfilling our mission of ensuring they travel in the safest and best possible conditions.
For all these reasons—and many more—the term DUE means far more to us than the initials themselves.