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Old Feb 28, 2007, 03:10 PM
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Re: Australian, New Zealand and South East Asian Nursing Resources

Hello gwenith!
im new here, a filipina living in germany and work here as a nurse. BSN-RN from Philippines, experience since 1997 in germany hospital, im interested in working in Australia, can you give me some hints how to apply there?
thanks in advance

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Old Nov 25, 2007, 07:57 AM
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Thanks for the listings - very informative.

For a nurse not yet in Oz - from Asia - would it be better to:

a. First get Assessment from the Council in Canberra and do registration in a state and then look for a job? Or Should one do a job hunt first and registration later?

b. Which state is the quickest in registration issues?

c. From where can one get a list of hospitals and nurse recruiters?

Thanks

Vivek

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Old Mar 11, 2008, 03:37 AM
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If a NZ Registered Nurse wishes to work in Australia can anyone tell me what they have to do regarding a Practicing Certificate etc.

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Old Mar 13, 2008, 02:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Templedoll View Post
If a NZ Registered Nurse wishes to work in Australia can anyone tell me what they have to do regarding a Practicing Certificate etc.
Australia and New Zealand have mutual recognition so all you need to do is apply for a practising certificate in the state you want to work in and pay the appropriate fees.

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Old Mar 20, 2008, 09:05 PM
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Hi guys i already have my ielts and preparing my documents to be attached in my application form. But i am worried because my IELTS is like this: 7.5 Listening, 6.5 Reading, 6.5 Writing and 7 Speaking with total of 7. Do you think it would be alright if i have 6.5 in my Writing? thanks

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Old Apr 03, 2008, 04:15 AM
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thanks gwenith for the websites...but i cannot access the board of nsw regarding the work experience requirements? i recently passed the local board exam here in the philippines and no work experience at present but i'm really interested in going to Australia to work...do you know the number of years needed as work experience...i've been browsing the different board of nursing websites for australia but i can't access or find the work experience requirement. thanks in advance

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Old Apr 20, 2008, 09:10 PM
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thanks gwenith for the websites...but i cannot access the board of nsw regarding the work experience requirements? i recently passed the local board exam here in the philippines and no work experience at present but i'm really interested in going to Australia to work...do you know the number of years needed as work experience...i've been browsing the different board of nursing websites for australia but i can't access or find the work experience requirement. thanks in advance
I do not know if this can help you, but i had the same problem with you before. But when i emailed the Council in Victoria, regarding the worlk experience they responded me that the 2 years experience includes academic years that you are exposed to clinical areas and your job right now if applicable. to be sure, it would be better to email NSW and inquire about it. I am a June 2007 passer as well and currently a volunteer for almost 6 months now and planning to apply in differenet state of Australia, instead of applying in Victoria. By the way, there was one website that i browsed before that contains the requirements of all states, i will try to post it here if i can still find it. See you soon.

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Old Apr 21, 2008, 02:04 AM
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Nalene, I think to practice here you need an English score of 7.5. Contact the NZ Nursing council and ask them for their advice. We have Fillipino nurses working in rest homes in Christchurch for 13.00 an hour because they are having difficulty passing the English exams. You need to get that sorted before anything else. Then you need to do a Competency based course through a local Polytechnic in order to get a Practising Certificate.

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Old Apr 21, 2008, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by rn_jan012682 View Post
I do not know if this can help you, but i had the same problem with you before. But when i emailed the Council in Victoria, regarding the worlk experience they responded me that the 2 years experience includes academic years that you are exposed to clinical areas and your job right now if applicable. to be sure, it would be better to email NSW and inquire about it. I am a June 2007 passer as well and currently a volunteer for almost 6 months now and planning to apply in differenet state of Australia, instead of applying in Victoria. By the way, there was one website that i browsed before that contains the requirements of all states, i will try to post it here if i can still find it. See you soon.
Sorry, but they have never included school as work experience before and do not think that is the case now either. No country considers training as work experience when applying for licensure as well as the volunteer training in your country as well.

Just have not seen it happen when someone has applied to there, you are going to need to complete a bridge program more than likely.

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Old Apr 21, 2008, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Templedoll View Post
Nalene, I think to practice here you need an English score of 7.5. Contact the NZ Nursing council and ask them for their advice. We have Fillipino nurses working in rest homes in Christchurch for 13.00 an hour because they are having difficulty passing the English exams. You need to get that sorted before anything else. Then you need to do a Competency based course through a local Polytechnic in order to get a Practising Certificate.

You are correct, the English exams need to be passed and at that level in order to get a license to work as an RN there.

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