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hi everybody, i'm a nurse anesthetist from morocco, and i'm looking for information about " how to become a nurse anesthetist in U.K?"

will i re start my studies? or just continue it ? or do i need an experience ? if yes ,for how much time?...

my still waiting for a job in morocco ,it will be available on octobre ,i 've got my diplom of anethesia this year, i studied for 3 years, ,and get my bac on 2004.

waiting for your help!!

thank you

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
hi everybody, i'm a nurse anesthetist from morocco, and i'm looking for information about " how to become a nurse anesthetist in U.K?"

will i re start my studies? or just continue it ? or do i need an experience ? if yes ,for how much time?...

my still waiting for a job in morocco ,it will be available on octobre ,i 've got my diplom of anethesia this year, i studied for 3 years, ,and get my bac on 2004.

waiting for your help!!

thank you

very hard at the moment to get a work permit in the UK but the only way is to go through the NMC and be evaluated. It all depends on your training.

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very hard at the moment to get a work permit in the UK but the only way is to go through the NMC and be evaluated. It all depends on your training.

but what does NMC mean??

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
but what does NMC mean??

NMC is the UK nursing governing body. Their website is http://www.nmc-uk.org and you need to go to the overseas section

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NMC is the UK nursing governing body. Their website is www.nmc-uk.org and you need to go to the overseas section

ok thank you so much!! i will visit the website, and have more informations, see you!

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I think you will also find that there is not really a "nurse anaethatist" role in the UK, we have anaesthetic nurses but anaesthesia is stil exclusively in the domain of the medics. I know there was talk of introducing the role a few years back but I dont think much came of that

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I think you will also find that there is not really a "nurse anaethatist" role in the UK, we have anaesthetic nurses but anaesthesia is stil exclusively in the domain of the medics. I know there was talk of introducing the role a few years back but I dont think much came of that

yes that's right, its a kind of "assistant" of the anethesiologist, that what im looking for!!

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