Hello!I'm still in high school (Year 11 this year), and I've decided to study "Health Services Assistance" at TAFE. The list of things we study are available here (page 2).I was wondering what the international equivalent of this would be? It would let me earn money while I am studying Nursing; and this course gives me credit points for when I become an RN. It also allows me to become an RN, without relying on my marks.Thanks,Ethan
allnurses Guide ghillbert, MSN, NP 3,796 Posts Specializes in CTICU. Has 27 years experience. Jan 15, 2010 What do you mean by "international equivalent"? You will have to be more specific with a country etc as they are all different. I doubt there will be any particular equivalent although most countries have unlicensed carers. It's even a painful process to show equivalency of RN training.
ethanwatters 5 Posts Jan 15, 2010 I was wondering what I would be called in somewhere like America when I have finished. Would it be something like this?
Editorial Team / Admin Silverdragon102, BSN 1 Article; 39,477 Posts Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC. Has 35 years experience. Jan 15, 2010 Working as a nurse assistant, carer etc may be an option but a lot will depend on which country you are doing your RN training and whether your student visa, if required, allows you to work whilst studying.
allnurses Guide ghillbert, MSN, NP 3,796 Posts Specializes in CTICU. Has 27 years experience. Jan 15, 2010 You would have to do your training in the US to be classified as "certified" NA I believe. There are no visa categories for unlicensed nurse aides though.
