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Thank you Fred for the valuable information. It is appreciated! I apologize for the delay in replying - but my final examinations for the term have just ended! (yeah!) I am looking into the possible Irish nursing license (in addition to passport) - alas - I am not sure it will be a reality given that Ireland is requiring time to practice before getting the full license - and I want to live in Paris, not Dublin . Prehaps I can become active in trying to advance the nursing education to recognize the baccalaurate and graduate degrees - for such to be lacking in France should be unacceptable. As a Sigma Theta Tau member - maybe I can arrange a local chapter in Paris - and then connect with the ICN (International Council of Nurses) who knows!? In the meantime - I must learn my French. I will be visiting my apartment next week (Wednesday - just after the labor holiday!) to spend about a 1 week before returning to begin my summer classes...again, meri Fred! Sincerely, Michael

True - depends on what area you're interested in. I work at Tampa General, the teaching hospital for Univ. of South Florida. Great place to work!

Beinvenue Fred! I am a registered nurse completing a masters at USF (Univ. South FL) and have recently purchased an apt. in the 11e in Paris. Eventually plan to move and would like to work as a nurse. I've spoken with the nursing director at the Amer. Hosp. as an introduction. I have a basic understanding of the requirements and plan to obtain an Irish passport (via my grandfather) and hope to have an Irish nursing license. My question - what opportunties exsist for nurses with advanced degrees? My masters will be an MSN in nursing education. I appreciate any information you or anyone else might be able to offer. Merci! Sincerely, Michael