Blake101

Thanks for your responses, certainly cleared some things up!

Haha, I am not, but on the down low that show looks pretty good and I might chuck it on later tonight. On another not I totally forgot to say thanks for the help, so here it is. Thanks for the help.

I have no ties to the EU. Norway personally is what I'm starting to lean towards, what impact it the migration crisis having on nursing? Would you expect the impact to lessen when the migration crisis eventually subsides?

I've been spending a lot of hours searching the internet for information on some of the countries in Europe to work as a nurse, but I have been really struggling to find information on how nurses are treated in European countries in terms of financially and work conditions. I've kind of narrowed it down to either Norway, Luxembourg or the Netherlands. Having to weigh that up with also trying to choose a country to study in which really has to be either Germany or Norway as they are the only countries in Europe that still offer free education while also look at how immigration works in those countries and the ways RN's are treated in those countries as I'll have to stay for a couple of years after I get a degree and work there to get citizenship. Having to weigh all this up has all just kind of gotten a bit much especially when you look at the facts that everything is in another language and all the resources I am trying to find are on sites I don't know about. So I decided to see if I could get any information from people more educated on the topic. If after the further clarification on the topic you still feel like answering it would be much appreciated.

What countries in Europe pay advanced practice nurses the best? What countries have the best conditions for advanced practice nurses? ect

I was wondering if anyone has any information on CRNA's in Europe. I mainly want to know if any of Switzerland, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Finland or Norway have CRNA's play a similar role to that in the US as I have heard in some countries they are treated more as assistants and are paid not much more then other RNs. If you are able to answer any part of this it would be much appreciated.