Working as a Nurse in Ireland/Scotland

Jun 19, 2009 11:31 AM

by jess1983_LPN

Hello! I was wondering how I can do travel nursing outside the united states. I have a desire to see the world, but have no idea how i can be a travel nurse to other countries. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Jess

**Silverdragon102** · Jun 19, 2009, 12:05 PM

Re: Working as a Nurse in Ireland/Scotland

For the UK and Northern Ireland you will need to meet NMC requirements for overseas nurse and ideally have experience in an area that is on the shortage occupation list as currently very hard to get a work permit for the UK. Few threads already discuss this so many be worth doing a search

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Working as a Nurse in Ireland/Scotland

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