you most probably have outstanding documents.. wow.. as in wow... i wish that will happen to my application as well.... need to keep lady luck with me. lol... and of course will pray harder.. well, good luck on your BP then.
as long as your documents are complete that will go well... im crossing my fingers for you...
10,000 aud for alpine and ub-wli. both three months duration. alpine has early exit option after the 8th or 9th week so does etea (etea is 10600 aud or something like that)
- ANMC is different from AHPRA.. to avoid confusion or to simplify the situation just read the AHPRA website.. unless you are applying now for permanent residency then read ANMC website, otherwise just focus on AHPRA..
- Experience requirements? - it depends on the policy of the BP school/provider.. the last time i check, the AHPRA does not yet specifically require 2 years or whatever years of experience.. thus, dont mix the policy of the school and AHPRA..
- For those who are yet to send application and those who have already sent their applications but have no approval yet, your application will now be evaluated under the new policies of AHPRA (nationa registration scheme).. but you really dont have to worry much about it because the policies for overseas nurses application have not changed much.. instead, focus on checking the policies of BP school/providers which have been changing drastically recently as you may have noticed..
- it's july 01 as im writing this post, thus, we are now under the new policies, new documents/forms.. i suggest you now keep on checking the AHPRA website for any developments.. NBV, NMBNSW, QNC etc. are all gone, they are now "satellite offices" of AHPRA, thus will now operate under the new policies..
- with the volume of workload and adjustments under the new scheme, expect some delay in the processing of application, they will have to prioritize things that must be, like issuance of hard copies of new license of existing RNs..
i hope this clears certain matters.. good luck to all..
In its communiqué of the Fifth meeting of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 25 February 2010 the NMBA advised that:
‘All currently approved programs will continue to be approved by the Board under section 283 of the National Law. There will be a two-year lead-time for implementation of the accreditation standards for approved education programs leading to qualifications in nursing and midwifery.
The Board determined that in order to do this, any education program in nursing or midwifery requiring regulatory approval currently being offered, whose approval expires between 1 July 2010 and 1 July 2012, will have its approval rolled over until July 1 2012, unless major concerns about the program necessitate an earlier intervention.’(NMBA, Feb 2010).
This is from the anmc regarding the future of BP's This is more good news
Guess what, wa doesn't want to join the natl board so it is being pressured by the natl govt. That's what you get from wa politics with people run by outback mentalities.
All the states and territories exept wa were already given their money for health from the natl govt. It won't give wa its share unless it approves the natl board.
Rph the premiere hospital of wa would be shutdown soon and there's a move right now closing bentley hospital as well.
This is more good news
Ricardo Carlos
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as long as your documents are complete that will go well... im crossing my fingers for you...