Due to recent changes regarding applications for International nurses to Australia and the combining of the nursing boards to one central nursing board in Australia AHPRA I have started a new thread for people to discuss the new process on working in Australia.
Currently New Zealand is not accepting new applicants from International trained nurses except those that meet the Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Agreement {TTMR} this will be updated once the New Zealand nursing board reopen their books to International nurses.
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency AHPRA
hi guys, where can i find the list of schools that are offering BP?
will AHPRA send me the list? or can i just find the schools on my own?
do you know any school which offer less than 6 months BP?
The College of Nursing in Burwood NSW is the shortest, only 2 months. most bp courses are 3 months. a number of forumers including me are going there this april. page99-100 has a list of bp providers with dates for 2011 :)
just wondering if he did the Clinical/Procedural Skills correctly? as i plan to pattern mine on what he did. where can i find those things that he had listed?
also, is his Gaps in practice history done correctly?
hello, i suggest to make 2 lists for the clinical/procedural skills. one list for competent, another list for observed. this is clearer than the checklist form. the list of skills was taken from the url in the references and publications part. but i believe part 8 of the cv should contain research papers done :)
just wondering if he did the Clinical/Procedural Skills correctly? as i plan to pattern mine on what he did. where can i find those things that he had listed?
also, is his Gaps in practice history done correctly?
I also patterned mine from Glioblastoma's sample CV. You can find the clinical skills listed in the site posted at the publications.
Same with the gaps in practice history, more or less that was what I did too.
guys i already sent to AHPRA my IELTS result, TOR, and Certificate of Good Standing BUT my Application is still with me and i havent paid them anything yet.
is it okay if i already sent those? what is the first thing that i have to pay for them to start evaluating my application?
somebody/other forumers can answer this question, in the meantime, kindly read the website for the fees, or if
you will type/post the fees in this thread then i can point to you which one you will have to pay.. sorry i dont memorize those various fees but i can remember them when it is shown to me..
I was wondering which comes first, applying for a visa or applying for registration in AHPRA? Thanks a lot.. BTW, I'm going to send my application on thursday in AHPRA.. Hope it works out well..
Hello Fellows, to those who already got approved of the Visa 456 (or anyone who got an idea about this), do we need to buy a round-trip ticket or just a one-way will do? Will the immigration officer at the port of entry check whether our ticket has a return date? Thanks in advance :)
ceridwenRN
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The College of Nursing in Burwood NSW is the shortest, only 2 months. most bp courses are 3 months. a number of forumers including me are going there this april. page99-100 has a list of bp providers with dates for 2011 :)