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
It's not like I didn't apply to other schools. In fact I applied to 7 of them. But La Trobe was the first to give an offer. I applied for their January intake, but the slots got filled up fast. When they offered me the May intake, I accepted it right away. I was afraid that no other school would offer me a slot in their program, plus a lot of schools that were listed in the AHPRA website were not offering the program for 2012. The most difficult part I think during the whole process I've gone through so far is waiting for the offer letter from the schools. I was worried about my eligibility letter which is valid only until August 29, 2012. Regarding the job vacancies by the time I finish the bridging program, all I can say is I will just need to have faith. If God allowed me to pass the RN board exam, the IELTS, be approved by AHPRA, and be accepted by a BP school, then surely He will not allow me to go to Australia and just be jobless. And I will definitely not allow that to happen.
guys!!! help.. i just got a message from AHPRA they're asking me to verify my card because there was a problem in the expiry date.. i am using a debit card.. what will i do??huhuhu
If your debit card is really expired then I think you need to give details of another card that has no issue with expiry dates. If you're sure that there's no problem with your card, then call them and explain yourself. And that's one way of helping yourself :)
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guys!!! help.. i just got a message from AHPRA they're asking me to verify my card because there was a problem in the expiry date.. i am using a debit card.. what will i do??huhuhu
hi kit. what debit card did you use if I may ask. I tried using psbank card but they declined my payment. I applied for BDO debit card but they said they only accept mastercard or visa and my BDO card doesn't have a mastercard or visa card logo. I am also having a problem with the payment. I still plan to apply for unionbank's EON card.
I think I must have read the thread from the first to last. Haha. But i'm human so i might have missed some details so i hope you will be kind enough to answer a clueless creature's (not really that clueless anymore) query.
Good day!
I am a newly registered nurse in the Philippines with zero hospital experience. Here are some of my queries. Thank you.
1. Criminal history
*Will an NBI Clearance issued by the National Bureau of Investigation of the Republic of the Philippines be honored to certify that the applicant has no criminal records on file? I also have a Police Clearance issued by the National Police Commission which shows no criminal records on file too.
2. Professional indemnity insurance arrangements
*What does this mean? What document should I submit? I am an unemployed registered nurse in the Philippines. Will this apply?
3. Continuing professional development
I am neither enrolled in a masteral course in the Philippines nor participating in a training. Moreover, my license CARD as a nurse is yet to claimed 3 more months from now.
after almost 3 years of processing, I finally got my VISA approved ! THANK YOU to the BOSS up there ...and to all those who posted their experiences, replied to my queries, and gave advice....
after almost 3 years of processing, I finally got my VISA approved ! THANK YOU to the BOSS up there ...and to all those who posted their experiences, replied to my queries, and gave advice....
congratz! where will you take your Bridging Course in Australia?
I am planning to lodge my application to AHPRA by next week.
The thing is, my license is due to expire on Jan 5 2012, about two months from now.
Upon renewal, should I inform AHPRA about my renewed license? If so, how should I inform them? Is there a specific format/form to use? I could not find anything in the site.
I think I must have read the thread from the first to last. Haha. But i'm human so i might have missed some details so i hope you will be kind enough to answer a clueless creature's (not really that clueless anymore) query.
Good day!
I am a newly registered nurse in the Philippines with zero hospital experience. Here are some of my queries. Thank you.
1. Criminal history
*Will an NBI Clearance issued by the National Bureau of Investigation of the Republic of the Philippines be honored to certify that the applicant has no criminal records on file? I also have a Police Clearance issued by the National Police Commission which shows no criminal records on file too.
2. Professional indemnity insurance arrangements
*What does this mean? What document should I submit? I am an unemployed registered nurse in the Philippines. Will this apply?
3. Continuing professional development
I am neither enrolled in a masteral course in the Philippines nor participating in a training. Moreover, my license CARD as a nurse is yet to claimed 3 more months from now.
4. Recency of practice
Presently, i am an unemployed registered nurse.
1. You will need the NBI clearance
2. Professional Indemnity insurance - usually covers legal costs in case of damage/suit. Free if you are working in a hospital here in Australia. Not sure about Philippines
3. Continuing Professional development - learning activities related to your nursing career. Can be as easy as reading a nursing article and reflecting on it and documenting how it can affect on your practice. Taking a Master's degree in the Philippines while unemployed is a complete waste of time and money. In Australia, UK and the US the Master's degree is usually taken by experienced nurses in their field to improve their portfolio and other responsibilities and benefits that go with doing the course.
4. Recency of practice - unemployed
The issue I think for you is this. You don't have any experience and you want to work abroad. You will be competing with experienced nurses who want the same job you are after or new graduates who speak their language and do not need to be applied for sponsorship. Good luck
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Good to know.. :) God Bless..