nursing bridging program in melbourne

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Hi everyone, I just want to ask if deakin university is the best choice to do the bridging program? can anyone pls help me. Actually I have 4 choices,ACFE, IHNa, deakin uni and mercy health institute. thanks again.

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Where did you train? Are you an International trained nurse?

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Hi im currently employed as theatre nurse for 2 yrs in the Philippines. Im also a vermont USRN. I read about not taking the bridging program for those who has active license in the US. Does anybody can assist me on this? I only practice my profession here in the Philippines..

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
Hi im currently employed as theatre nurse for 2 yrs in the Philippines. Im also a vermont USRN. I read about not taking the bridging program for those who has active license in the US. Does anybody can assist me on this? I only practice my profession here in the Philippines..

You need x amount of nurse training in the US to be exempt from program usually

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Hi all. I've been looking for recent threads about details on the bridging program and found this. I just like to know if I am eligible to take the bridging program if I have no paid work hospital experience yet but a registered nurse here in the Philippines. If yes, what are the schools that accepts IENs with no paid work experience; if no, what are my other options to study and work eventually in Australia? I'm planning to start my OZ plans next year and I hope someone can give me some advice. Thank you!:cat:

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