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Hello There,

Am one of the Indian nurse work here in USA!

Learned too many things from this site..

Thanks for this wonderful site.:nurse:

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Glad you are enjoying yourself

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Welcome! I'm hoping that you might share your education when you were India. I enjoy reading about foreign nurses and their educational experiences.

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I second the motion, I would love to hear about your education also.

Have you seen any medical tourism ? Just curious.

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I completed my Nursing associate degree in India. Now planning for BSN here in USA. I dont Feel any difference. Nursing its all the same Whereever u go. Only difference is the technology, u will learn as u go.

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I completed my Nursing associate degree in India. Now planning for BSN here in USA. I dont Feel any difference. Nursing its all the same Whereever u go. Only difference is the technology, u will learn as u go.

Do you want to elaborate on your education? As in how long does it take for general education, actual prerequisites, and the nursing program? Did you have a specialty? How are your clinical rotations done? How many patients did you have while you were in school etc? Where did you do your clinical rotations? Stuff like that.

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Do you want to elaborate on your education? As in how long does it take for general education, actual prerequisites, and the nursing program? Did you have a specialty? How are your clinical rotations done? How many patients did you have while you were in school etc? Where did you do your clinical rotations? Stuff like that.

hi

i am an Indian nurse here in India there are different category of nursing programme we have A.N.M.[Auxillary nurse and midwives]G.N.M.[general nursing and midwifery] 3 year programme and B.SC. Nursing [degree course]4year programme.these all are basic nursing educational courses.we have one post basic B.SC. nursing programme[duration 2 yrs full time,3yrs part time]this programme has been formulated for G.N.M. PASSED nurses.we do have M.SC. nursing and P.hd.nursing programmes.for B.Sc nursing course one should pass 10+2 higher secondry school education and physics chemistry biology and english subjects are manedatory,one must have at least 50%marks in highersecondry school exams.regarding curicculum and clinical hours we all follow the standards set by Indian nursing council.for further detail explore on http://www.indiannursingcouncil.org

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Shamita,

Which one r u doing? i did my GNM nursing. Now planning for BSN.

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Shamita,

Which one r u doing? i did my GNM nursing. Now planning for BSN.

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i have done B.Sc. nursing[4 yrs programme]and M.Sc. nursing[paediatrics] planning to persue for P.hd.[nursing].good luck for BSN.:up:

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Best of luck!

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Do you want to elaborate on your education? As in how long does it take for general education, actual prerequisites, and the nursing program? Did you have a specialty? How are your clinical rotations done? How many patients did you have while you were in school etc? Where did you do your clinical rotations? Stuff like that.

I hope Shamita answered u r question!

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