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by sarahlou Dec 5, '04Hi there
I am a newly qualified Adult RN. My family have recently moved to the Costa Blanca area and have informed me that there are English hospitals that need English nurses. My partner and i have 3 children and would be relying on me to be the main wage earner. Is there anyone out there who can give me any information on where to begin in finding a job in the hospitals. I am embarking on learning spanish which i presume is necessary even in an English hospital. I would be grateful for any help in which direction i need to take.
Many thanks
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Dec 5, '04 by traumaRUsThere's an American US military hospital in Madrid. Good luck - Spain is beautiful! -
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- Dec 5, '04 by sarahlouQuote from traumaRUsHi, thanks for that info. Sounds like a good option.There's an American US military hospital in Madrid. Good luck - Spain is beautiful!
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Dec 5, '04 by suzanne4The first thing that you will need to do is get a license that allows you to practise as a nurse in Spain. I recommend that you check with their equivalent of a Board of Nursing. More than likely you will be required to take a licensing examination in Spanish, just as you would if you went to any other country and wished a licnese there.
Good luck.....please let us know how it works out for you............ - Dec 6, '04 by sarahlouQuote from suzanne4Hi Suzanne, That is a big help so thankyou for that. I will hurry up and sort out my Spanish lessons too. Take careThe first thing that you will need to do is get a license that allows you to practise as a nurse in Spain. I recommend that you check with their equivalent of a Board of Nursing. More than likely you will be required to take a licensing examination in Spanish, just as you would if you went to any other country and wished a licnese there.
Good luck.....please let us know how it works out for you............
- Apr 4, '05 by A.SolielQuote from sarahlouHey.....I was wondering if I could get a job in Rota, Naval base as a civilian nurse, and if so....how? Could any of you offer any suggestions? Thanks!Hi Suzanne, That is a big help so thankyou for that. I will hurry up and sort out my Spanish lessons too. Take care
- Apr 4, '05 by A.SolielQuote from sarahlouCould I get a job as a civilian nurse in Rota, Naval hospital, and if so...how? Any suggestions?Hi, thanks for that info. Sounds like a good option.
- Apr 5, '05 by sarahlouQuote from a.solielhi there, unfortunately i cannot offer you any information that would be of help, sorry! i am still in the thought process of what move to make as regards relocating. i hope that somebody else can offer you some support . good luck anyway.could i get a job as a civilian nurse in rota, naval hospital, and if so...how? any suggestions?
