Looking for the right place

[Dan_lnd]

Hi everyone.I'm Dan.

I'm an Italian nurse,I trained in Italy;and now I've been working in uk(london) since last June(intensive care unit).

I'd like to know what is the best country for working and living ...

I mean:where you can work and be fulfilled and in the same time get a good salary and live not Survive.

Thanks

[GrumpyRN, NP]

Scotland!

[Dan_lnd]

Mmm maybe Scotland is not the right solution.Now I'm in London,

In uk the salary is not so good

I'd like something more ....as said I want to live not survive

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

What ever country you look at will cost money to meet both requirements for immigration as well as nurse registration. Would be easier if you think about where you want to live and work and then ask how easy or hard it is to get there

[GrumpyRN, NP]

Mmm maybe Scotland is not the right solution.Now I'm in London,

In uk the salary is not so good

I'd like something more ....as said I want to live not survive

Move away from London, somehow every other nurse manages. London is expensive - what did you expect??

[Dan_lnd]

London is expensive just talking about the rent ...but the salary is higher than others city...

[Dan_lnd]

#silverdragon

I'd like to live in a modern city with good people,where my job is good payed and with the possibility of studying to improve my knowledge

[GrumpyRN, NP]

I'd like to live in a modern city with good people,where my job is good payed and with the possibility of studying to improve my knowledge

I'm afraid that what you want you will not get with nursing as your career. Unless you get very far up the promotion ladder.

No-one comes into nursing to make their fortune.

[Dan_lnd]

Yeah I learned that...

[Fredericklsh]

work in Hong Kong, for new graduate RN, the salary in government hospital is 28000 HKD (try convert to your country's currency), and for private hospital, its around 30000 HKD. but the test to obtain a license in hk is not easy.