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Members are discussing the different levels and parts of registration for nurses in the UK, specifically in relation to the NMC portal and applying for NHS jobs. There is confusion about the distinctions between level 1 and level 2, as well as the different sub parts for registered nurses and enrolled nurses. Some members are seeking clarification on which part to use for international registered nurses.
Thanks for responding so quickly XB9S :) I'm still confused however (it doesn't take much... ). I'm applying for an NHS job online and under "Professional body and membership" the menu options include e.g. NMC sub part 1 Adult, and also NMC sub part 2 Adult. Unfortunately at the moment the NMC website is down, so I can't check with them. From what you've siad though, maybe I should go for level 1.
Hiya
http://www.nmc-uk.org/Registration/Useful-information/Registration-qualifications/
this will tell what part you are on
Pix
On 4/16/2011 at 1:18 PM, XB9S said:No you will be registered as RN and your area of practice (adult, child, mental health etc)
Level 2 used to be the old enrolled nurse part of the register but I think we are all classed as registered nurses now.
please for a international registered Nurse adult which parts do I used
bb54
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Hi,
Can someone please explain which part of the list I should be on? I have a Dip HE in Nursing. Is that level 1 and a degree is level 2?