Any Nurses (RN's / NP's) Immigrate to Australia?

[C2H5OH]

Has any of the forum participants holding a RN/NP degree immigrated to Australia?

If so, could you please share your experience and provide some guidance through the registration and licensure procedures ?

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[184013]

C2H50H,
I haven't found anything here... however there is more 'activity' on this at all nurses.com's international forum:
http://allnurses.com/forums/f123/

I glanced on there and there was recent talk (from 22AUG) from a nurse in Australia who and several students interested in moving there.... if you PM/IM that individual he/she might at least provide the Australian perspective.

Good Luck -

 

[C2H5OH]

C2H50H,
I haven't found anything here... however there is more 'activity' on this at all nurses.com's international forum:
http://allnurses.com/forums/f123/

I glanced on there and there was recent talk (from 22AUG) from a nurse in Australia who and several students interested in moving there.... if you PM/IM that individual he/she might at least provide the Australian perspective.

Good Luck -

Thank you ... I'll check it out!

But hey ... the more first-hand experience - the better, right ?

 

[PHealthMan]

you cannot immigrate to a country. its emmigrate.

 

[UCFMOP]

you cannot immigrate to a country. its emmigrate.

It is "You" not "you, you must capitilze every sentence. Also it is "it's" not "its". Ha I laugh at you lack of grammer nazi skills.

 

[C2H5OH]

immigration
n. act of coming to a country in order to take up permanent residence, act of settling in a new country

emigration
n. act or process of leaving one's own country to settle in another

(c) English-English Dictionary

WAS I REALLY THAT WRONG?

P.S.
If I go through the process, my English skills will be tested and evaluated pretty thoroughly ... but this is definitely NOT the purpose of this thread ...

 

[leviathan]

It is "You" not "you, you must capitilze every sentence. Also it is "it's" not "its". Ha I laugh at you lack of grammer nazi skills.

It's spelled grammar, by the way.

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

MOD NOTE: Back on topic please.....

 

[zenman]

There's an Aussie immigration board that has a lot of info. You probably can google and find it as I don't have the exact name in front of me. They are pretty tight about who gets in.

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[dfk]

There's an Aussie immigration board that has a lot of info. You probably can google and find it as I don't have the exact name in front of me. They are pretty tight about who gets in.

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shane on you

 

[C2H5OH]

MOD NOTE: Back on topic please.....

Thank you

 

[C2H5OH]

There's an Aussie immigration board that has a lot of info. You probably can google and find it as I don't have the exact name in front of me. They are pretty tight about who gets in.

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Immigration websites/agencies don't deal with licensure procedures ... in most cases they just refer people to the national board of whatever profession in question for details. What I wanted to get, as mentioned earlier, is first hand experience and impressions ...