Meeting AHPRA requirements as a International Trained Nurse from the Philippines

[Silverdragon102]

New thread discussing meeting APHRA requirements if trained in the Philippines.

Resources

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

International registration / Nurses / Home - Nursing Council of New Zealand

Part 1 thread New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand

Part 2 thread New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand

I have started a thread in the Immigration for Immigration requirements for Australia/New Zealand

[khlei87]

hi yourprincess! i sent my documents Feb this year, i completed all the required documents last April. I got my LOE July 23. =)

[teyang]

hi all! im new to this site so please bear with me. just want to ask how do i start my application process with ahpra? im a registered nurse in the Philippines and also an NCLEX passer for Nevada State in US.thanks in advance! i hope someone can help me!

go to AHPRA's website.. download the form for internationally qualified nurses, and prepare all the requirements.. ielts band score of 7 is needed

[cutemango]

I'm almost done with my requirements. phew! I still have some questions though...

On your CV, what did you put under References and Publications?

Where did you put your CPDs (Training & Seminars)?

Which AHPRA office process applications the quickest, WA or VIC?

Thank you so much in advance! :)

[ianina]

I would go for AHPRA in Victoria, got my LOE in about a month :)

[cutemango]

thank you ianina :) i'm actually planning to undergo a BP at Perth, would there be any issue if my lodge my application with victoria?

[ianina]

thank you ianina :) i'm actually planning to undergo a BP at Perth, would there be any issue if my lodge my application with victoria?

You're welcome. :-)

I don't think there is any issue, because they have streamlined the process now. So you can apply at any AHPRA office and go to school at another state. :-)

It's just the common feedback I got from applicants who lodged in WA...that their application is kind of slow compared to VIC. Either way, I think your application will depend on how complete your documents are...so good luck. Have you completed them yet?:-)

[cutemango]

Almost. I'm just waiting for some requirements that I requested. Hopefully I can send my documents this August.

I have a question regarding the CV. Did you put anything under References and Publications? Based on my understanding References are the Contact Details of the Supervisors etc that you have worked with. Some say Publications are the thesis that you have published? Is that correct?

[danceinstructor]

Hi. Im due for La trobe's January 2013 intake. :)

Hi. I'm for LTU Jan2013 intake. Have you applied for your visa already?

[markmarkrn]

Hi. I'm for LTU Jan2013 intake. Have you applied for your visa already?

Hi do you think la trobe still has slots for jan 2013? I might enroll

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[khlei87]

yeah.. ianina is right. mine was in WA and it was kinda slow. it took 3-4 months. i also have a friend who applied for Victoria and it only took her a month.

[khlei87]

guys, please help me... im having an interview for IHNA admission this August. can you please tell me the possible questions they will be asking? please.. thanks a lot.

[aila61]

guys, please help me... im having an interview for IHNA admission this August. can you please tell me the possible questions they will be asking? please.. thanks a lot.

really? they said that they'll give you a slot for august intake? i passed the interview first week of july and the slot they gave me was for the january intake already.

they asked me the management for severe head injury, what is dementia and what do we do to solve conflicts between co-workers :)