Residencies or extended programs in latin america?

[phosphorus]

I would like to study in Brasil, Argentina, Colombia, or possibly another Latin American nation for an extended period (at least 3 months, but hopefully 6mo-1yr). I am a ANP already, but could do a post-grad for my Family, Emergency/Acute, or a DNP. The job market is so utterly horrendous doing a residency or fellowship wouldn't really hurt anything and might help me if I could gain actual experience managing patients versus all the jobs that are more bureaucratic where I am at. I haven't found any longer term programs so am curious. Or could I do an online program but receive my hours abroad somehow?

Thanks!

[CriticalCareRN1]

That is an interesting idea. The nursing field promotes cultural diversity, and yet it lacks in connections with non-US opportunities to gain a non-US education experience. I was thinking going to Latin America or S. America also for my nursing education post BSN. I wonder what other people would think of your idea or answers to your question.

[mollysdirtysprocket]

I lived in S America for 2 years and as far as I know there is no such role as an NP. Might be different in different countries, but I'd be surprised.

[phosphorus]

There's not NPs (outside federal facilities in PR), but there are short term programs run out of nursing schools of liken 2wks-1 month. I was looking for longer options.