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
Are you also under that agency? If yes, can you give me any advice on how you process yours. Well anyway, thank you in advance and congratulations for your eligibility (just think positive!):w00t:
HI GoOZRN. . . my friend was under that agency. . .God bless in our application . .
@iamnomad oh i can email them?the thing is i submitted my apps together w/ my friends last Nov.They received their notification email but i didnt received mine.Was there a case that AHPRA couldve missed sending an email?
Uhm is anyone here processing their papers through an agency?
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they have an email service on their website that you can use. Just address it to the AHPRA office where you submitted your application and tell them your circumstances. But like I said, give them some time.
thanks for the heads-up =) i'll have my MMR shot the soonest and have the 2nd after a month then. oh, then will have the dtap sometime in between those 2 shots. ang gastos! =p how did you go about your Mantoux though?
Hello cummulus and glitzdelight!I haven't done my mantoux test yet however, I have inquired from pulmo and pedia doctors for this. Will do this probably a month after receiving MMR 2 as it is adviced that MMR and mantoux should be done at least 4-6 weeks apart.Hope that helps:)
Hello cummulus and glitzdelight!I haven't done my mantoux test yet however, I have inquired from pulmo and pedia doctors for this. Will do this probably a month after receiving MMR 2 as it is adviced that MMR and mantoux should be done at least 4-6 weeks apart.Hope that helps:)
BTW glitzdelight, what step are you currently in? Did you already receive your eligibility with AHPRA?
Sorry for the late reply karej. I do have my LOE already but since most of the schools will start their BP on May and my IELTS will expire on that same month I need to retake it all over again
Is uni of ballarat still valid as 1 of BP providers? I could not see the school name in the list of BP providers. I also hust read INHA's form that they require experience for Their IRON program. Has anyone done their BP with IHNA without experience? Coz im a bit worried i dont have work experience and im looking for some BP providers that could give me a slot. ANyone can suggest which BP provider can I apply... Plss.... thanks
they have an email service on their website that you can use. Just address it to the AHPRA office where you submitted your application and tell them your circumstances. But like I said, give them some time.
Oh thanks,so it's totally fine lets say i get an email from them as notification maybe 2 months after i submitted?
how many days/weeks/months have passed since you submitted your application?
i submitted it around November. My friends received their notice November 22, the other friend got hers December 1st week. The thing is, the 4 of us submitted the application at the same time.I was thinking if its in alphabetical order
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Hello. Could you PM me details about it too? Thank you! :)