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

[SevH]

Hi, I would just like to clarify this one. Is it still being asked by AHPRA? I read a lot about his in this and other forums and was advised that it is not required anymore. This is the reason we are undergoing the IRON program.

Hi. As far as I'm aware it is still. All my friends who are doing their bridging or about to supplied this one

[mgjuanRN]

Hi, I would just like to clarify this one. Is it still being asked by AHPRA? I read a lot about his in this and other forums and was advised that it is not required anymore. This is the reason we are undergoing the IRON program.

As far as I am concerned, I didn't pass CAV from CHED but I was able to receive my letter from AHPRA. I am not really sure if it's because I graduated from a State University. However, the Letter to Accreditation Body is still listed as one of the requirments based on AHPRA's website.

[SevH]

As far as I am concerned, I didn't pass CAV from CHED but I was able to receive my letter from AHPRA. I am not really sure if it's because I graduated from a State University. However, the Letter to Accreditation Body is still listed as one of the requirments based on AHPRA's website.

How did you get your letter of accreditation? Isn't it from CHED? I'm now confused. Sorry, what is CAV by the way? Maybe someone in this forum can enlighten us.

[mgjuanRN]

How did you get your letter of accreditation? Isn't it from CHED? I'm now confused. Sorry, what is CAV by the way? Maybe someone in this forum can enlighten us.

I didn't need the letter of accreditation anymore.

I sent you a private message.

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Thanks for the reply. My mom went to my uni to process the required documents but I don't think it's in a sealed envelope though. Also, does CHED really need a minimum of two weeks to process it?

If not sealed then you may have issues with it being accepted

[laiskee]

Hi..I'm a newbie here..Just want to ask you guys sample of your ahpra-CV, i do have their format but i would appreciate if you can send me actual sample of the CV that you submitted. Thanks in advance! :)

[beam90]

Hiii,

Is there anyone joining BP at ACFE this May. :))

[lorenzx13]

Hello there. Just want to ask any IHNA student regarding the Hepa B vaccines. I recently took a serology exam and the result showed that my Hepa B Anti-HBS is way beyond the 10 mIU/ml minimum requirement (I had more than 200 mIU/ml.) My pedia whom I sought for help for the other vaccines and serologies refused to give me adult Hepa B because of the result and told me that it's not needed since I have sufficient protection. I asked an Indian colleague and she told me that it is no longer required to be vaccinated with Hepa B if you have been vaccinated before (she just finished her intake a few days ago.)

Is it true then that the serology result for Hepa B would be sufficient? Or should I still have my Hepa B shots as instructed otherwise?

would gladly like to hear from anyone. Thank you.

[gangguro23]

Hello there. Just want to ask any IHNA student regarding the Hepa B vaccines. I recently took a serology exam and the result showed that my Hepa B Anti-HBS is way beyond the 10 mIU/ml minimum requirement (I had more than 200 mIU/ml.) My pedia whom I sought for help for the other vaccines and serologies refused to give me adult Hepa B because of the result and told me that it's not needed since I have sufficient protection. I asked an Indian colleague and she told me that it is no longer required to be vaccinated with Hepa B if you have been vaccinated before (she just finished her intake a few days ago.)

Is it true then that the serology result for Hepa B would be sufficient? Or should I still have my Hepa B shots as instructed otherwise?

would gladly like to hear from anyone. Thank you.

Try to send first your serology result to IHNA and ask if they will accept it. Mine is also more than 200 ,that is why i didnt do the vaccines again. My school didn't ask me to get another hep b vaccine.

[Lark101]

Hey guys,

Quick question. If you are an RN in Ireland, UK or US but earned your degree from Philippines, do you have any idea if you will be refused registration and then referred to a bridging program? Asking for a friend, thanks.

Hi Dy3p, I am a US license as well and I am waiting for my decision letter for AHPRA. Did they referred you for bridging program?

[kyle_em]

Hello future classmate! :) which visa did you apply for, and when do you plan to lodge it?

Hi. I actually have my visa (visitor - business stream) with me already. I am good to go so to speak. I just processed early because I am doing arrangements with my current employer here in Singapore. I am looking forward to meeting you then. ^^,

[mgjuanRN]

Hi. I actually have my visa (visitor - business stream) with me already. I am good to go so to speak. I just processed early because I am doing arrangements with my current employer here in Singapore. I am looking forward to meeting you then. ^^,

Is it Subclass 600? How long did the embassy process your visa? Thanks.