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Overseas nursing doesn't translate always to US experience. You will be better suited to get your bearings and experience in the US for a year or two first
Just curious, not to knock your opportunity, but who is seeking to hire a new grad US educated nurse to work overseas?
The major agencies won't consider nurses without 2+ years paid specialty nursing experience, plus fluency in the local language
gnvincent08
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I am a senior in nursing school seeking advice about nursing abroad. I have been offered the opportunity to work abroad but I was wondering as a new grad nurse is this a good opportunity to go for or would it be better to get my barrings in the U.S. first? Any thoughts are wonderful!!