Meeting AHPRA requirements as a International Trained Nurse from the Philippines - page 123
New thread discussing meeting APHRA requirements if trained in the Philippines. links Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency AHPRA Nursing Council of New ZealandNew Zealand Nursing... Read More
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Nov 9, '12 by riyadhworkerQuote from Gerly061007Not yet, i'm still weighing my options but one thing is i really wanted to work and settle down in oz.Nope. I'm in Sg. U lodged your papers to ahpra already? So difficult to settle papers when you're not in your home base.
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Nov 9, '12 by Gerly061007Quote from riyadhworkerDone with ielts?Not yet, i'm still weighing my options but one thing is i really wanted to work and settle down in oz. -
Nov 9, '12 by franzp0823Quote from danceinstructorthank you for replying!!! i guess i have to volunteer for 3 months then..Only 3 months Full time experience (with or without pay) is required by AHPRA to be assessed. I guess its not that long for you to handle. -
Nov 10, '12 by chanchan30QUESTION???????, what are the CHANCES of getting an employer as of now after completing the bridging program? I am afraid after the BP i will go back to the PHIL without a job offer. Since there are some threads here telling that RN demands in AUS are declining... Please help! -
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Nov 10, '12 by tyc1115One of my friend tried to do OET exam 5 times and he still couldn't do it. He's from Phillippines too... apparently there's a lot of money, $600 each... Also, they were saying IELTS is much more harder than OET...Last edit by JustBeachyNurse on Nov 10, '12
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Nov 11, '12 by ceekay01Hi everyone!
I am new here, so please forgive me if I say or ask anything out-of-the-norm.
I have been a registered nurse since 2009 but have never done any hospital work.
I have pursued my Master's degree tho. My grandparents (who live in NSW) are telling me to try and enroll in La Trobe University's IRON program. As far as what they have told me, La Trobe does not require any hospital experience I also validated this myself by checking their site (but if I am mistaken here, please do correct me). My problem now is with getting a letter of eligibility from AHPRA. If I am applying for AGOS-40 is it really required that I have a minimum of 3 months experience? Or can that be waived since I am going on a bridging course?
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Nov 11, '12 by chelseaxyreneQuote from ceekay01It cannot be waived. It's a requirement to be assessed by AHPRA. Bridging courses last 10-12 weeks. It will only be waived if you study nursing again in Australia (2-3 years).Hi everyone!
I am new here, so please forgive me if I say or ask anything out-of-the-norm.
I have been a registered nurse since 2009 but have never done any hospital work.
I have pursued my Master's degree tho. My grandparents (who live in NSW) are telling me to try and enroll in La Trobe University's IRON program. As far as what they have told me, La Trobe does not require any hospital experience I also validated this myself by checking their site (but if I am mistaken here, please do correct me). My problem now is with getting a letter of eligibility from AHPRA. If I am applying for AGOS-40 is it really required that I have a minimum of 3 months experience? Or can that be waived since I am going on a bridging course?
Thank you so much for your response! -
Nov 11, '12 by ceridwyn GuideQuote from chelseaxyreneYou must have at least 3 months recency of practise,this includes from the website:It cannot be waived. It's a requirement to be assessed by AHPRA. Bridging courses last 10-12 weeks. It will only be waived if you study nursing again in Australia (2-3 years).
Practice means any role, whether remunerated or not, in
which the individual uses their skills and knowledge as
a nurse or midwife. In accordance with the Recency of
practice registration standard, practice is not restricted to
the provision of direct clinical care. It also includes working
in a direct non-clinical relationship with clients, working in
management, administration, education, research, advisory,
regulatory or policy development roles and any other roles
that impact on safe, effective delivery of services in the
profession and/or use of professional skills.
Practice hours may be recognised if:
• you have practised your profession for a minimum
period equivalent to three months full time, within the
past five years
• the applicant held valid registration with a nursing or
midwifery regulatory authority in the jurisdiction (either
Australia or overseas) when the hours were worked; or
• the role involved the application of nursing and/or
midwifery knowledge and skills; or
• the time was spent undertaking postgraduate education
leading to an award or qualification that is relevant to
the practice of nursing and/or midwifery.
For further information on requirements see the Board’s
Recency of practice registration standard which can be found
at Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia - Home
Does not state that you must have an employer for 3 months of that in previous question, it just asks the question have you had any employers,
What you must have if, not qualified in the last 12 months, is recency of practise of at least 3months.
Question 17. can not be answered by any nurse from the Phillipines that has done volonnteer work, as this question states émployer' you hterefore have never had an employer, but a host that let you work there, for free, so therefore you would never have been employed if it is volunteer work. This question has to be no.
Question 18. asks recency of practise and that were you have to have 3 months - paid or not or study is acceptable.
Have Filipino nurses have not been stating they were volunteers? I do hear that they get their host hospital to state they are employed as staff nurses, which is not correct.Last edit by ceridwyn on Nov 11, '12 -
Nov 11, '12 by shaneneoTo: RJOI25
Can i have your number? we are on the same boat for ETEA's intake... Can I get your number for me to call you for updates regarding ETEA's intake... thanks... Where are you from? -
Nov 11, '12 by bnegrosaQuote from ceridwynRight now I am a volunteer Nurse in a Hospital here in the Philippines our volunteer work is for 6 mos. The question is will Ahpra approve my application in my case?
You must have at least 3 months recency of practise,this includes from the website:
Practice means any role, whether remunerated or not, in
which the individual uses their skills and knowledge as
a nurse or midwife. In accordance with the Recency of
practice registration standard, practice is not restricted to
the provision of direct clinical care. It also includes working
in a direct non-clinical relationship with clients, working in
management, administration, education, research, advisory,
regulatory or policy development roles and any other roles
that impact on safe, effective delivery of services in the
profession and/or use of professional skills.
Practice hours may be recognised if:
• you have practised your profession for a minimum
period equivalent to three months full time, within the
past five years
• the applicant held valid registration with a nursing or
midwifery regulatory authority in the jurisdiction (either
Australia or overseas) when the hours were worked; or
• the role involved the application of nursing and/or
midwifery knowledge and skills; or
• the time was spent undertaking postgraduate education
leading to an award or qualification that is relevant to
the practice of nursing and/or midwifery.
For further information on requirements see the Board’s
Recency of practice registration standard which can be found
at Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia - Home
Does not state that you must have an employer for 3 months of that in previous question, it just asks the question have you had any employers,
What you must have if, not qualified in the last 12 months, is recency of practise of at least 3months.
Question 17. can not be answered by any nurse from the Phillipines that has done volonnteer work, as this question states émployer' you hterefore have never had an employer, but a host that let you work there, for free, so therefore you would never have been employed if it is volunteer work. This question has to be no.
Question 18. asks recency of practise and that were you have to have 3 months - paid or not or study is acceptable.
Have Filipino nurses have not been stating they were volunteers? I do hear that they get their host hospital to state they are employed as staff nurses, which is not correct. -
Nov 11, '12 by OrbitGirlHey Guys!
I have 20 months working experience in a clinic and I'm presently working a staff nurse in the medical ICU at a known tertiary hospital in the Philippines for about 3 months now. I've signed a contract for three years, but I don't think I won't be able to finish it. The certificate of employment can only be given after 1 year of working (but again I don't think I won't reach that date) and it will cost me 50,000 pesos. Will it be advisable to still indicate my present employment in my curriculum vitae? The only evidence that I could perhaps, provide is my payslip. -
Nov 12, '12 by pringxoxohi nurses, I would justl like to ask those who had their visa 456 approved if you guys have the word "last date of arrival" on you visa grant letter? can anyone help me what is the length or interval of the validity to grant date of the visa? i appreciate those who could help me on this. thanks.
