Become an Australian RN

ceridwyn · Jun 22, 2014

Australian educated nurses curriculum heavily involves a research component. If you have read or googled anything about nursing in Australia you would have come up with the National Registration Board, AHPRA. One must also be allowed to work in another country, have you researched this?, just having a nursing registration does not give cart blanche to work here. Jobs are becoming hard to get with lots of applications. Sponsorship is now frowned upon. Due to nurses being unemployed.

Start with this website: Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency - Home then go to NMBA overseas nursing information is there.

BTW to be an Australian RN one must be an Australian citizen, you can however become a Filipino nurse with Australian nursing registration.

ANnot4me · Jun 26, 2014

I am a US trained nurse with a BScN in nursing. I am a dual US/NZ citizen and I have worked in the US, Australia and New Zealand. To be direct, there is no longer a shortage of nurses in any of these three countries.

kzcenizal · Jun 28, 2014

Hi! Can you please email me the complete set of requirements that I need to pass to AHPRA? I can't seem to find a website that will provide me all the information that I needed. Hoping for your response. Here's my email address [email protected]. Thank you!

JustBeachyNurse, LPN · Jun 28, 2014

Hi! Can you please email me the complete set of requirements that I need to pass to AHPRA? I can't seem to find a website that will provide me all the information that I needed. Hoping for your response. Here's my email address [email protected]. Thank you!

The form is here:

http://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/documents/default.aspx?record=WD11%2f5938&dbid=AP&chksum=Vu5B6IVSxjQ2tDhZpamU2Q%3d%3d

The requirements and regulations are all under registration on this site:

http://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au

Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN · Jun 28, 2014

multiple posts merged as per the TOS