AliceKath

It is still possible just takes longer. Please stop spreading false information. I completely understand that it was easier when there was no branches, but it is still possible. A lot of newer British nurses have been getting approved in New York and Connecticut. I have been speaking to different agencies who have all had nurses successfully move to America. I have also meet nurses stateside who have recently moved from England. I really do appreciate your help, but please don't tell British nurses it is not possible when it is.

Hey, I have done a lot of research and it all depends on what University you go to and what they do/teach. I have med/surg, peds and psych. I am currently working on getting my OB hours. People say you can't move to America as a British-trained nurse, but you can. You just have to ensure you have all the evidence and hours. It also depends on what state you apply for :). Thank You for your help

Hello, to move overseas, I need to have experience as a registered nurse. My end goal is to move to the United States. However, I need two years of experience before this can happen. I am going to start the process to move to America as soon as I qualify at the end of July. ?

Hello, thank you for your response. I am a UK trained nurse due to qualify in 6 weeks. The Cath Lab has a 6-9 month training programme which I think will help with the transition. II agree with your suggestion to start on the general floor; however, the job situation in the UK is currently dire. Over half of my cohort is without jobs due to budget cuts, despite hospitals urgently needing nurses. The Cath Lab is one of the only positions available at the moment. This role requires me to relocate to another part of England, as there are no hospital positions open in my local area.

Hello, I've just been offered a position as a cath lab nurse as a newly qualified nurse, and I'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions. I've received mixed responses from others, but to me, it seems like an incredibly interesting area where I know I'll learn a great deal. In the US, cath lab nurses are involved in tasks such as titrating drips and closely monitoring cardiac rhythms. Is the role similar in the UK? Any information you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank You

Hey everyone, I am due to qualify as an adult nurse in four months. I plan to move to Kentucky in two years. Has anyone done the immigration process recently, and can you tell me more about it? I have done a lot of research, so have a general idea on what to do. I have all the hours but obstetrics. However, in my current placement, I can get enough hours to meet the US requirements. I will have to ask my university to put it on my transcript. Any advice would be appreciated Thank You

Hey everyone, I am due to qualify as an adult nurse in four months. I plan to move to Kentucky in two years. Has anyone done the immigration process recently, and can you tell me more about it? I have done a lot of research, so have a general idea on what to do. I have all the hours but obstetrics. However, in my current placement, I can get enough hours to meet the US requirements. I will have to ask my university to put it on my transcript. Any advice would be appreciated Thank You