angel_prias

angel_prias has 3 years experience and specializes in ICU.

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1. Bridging Program in Australia

   angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

   The type of visa you would need to apply for is determined by the bridging course provider. For ACN, you are required to apply for subclass 600 business stream. Good luck!

2. Meeting AHPRA requirements as a International Trained Nurse from the Philippines

   angel_prias replied to Silverdragon102's topic in Nurse Registration

   Tuition fee is still the same for ACN. Well at least for the January

3. Bridging Program in Australia

   angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

   Hello... How is everyone doing? Can I please ask for your advice? I applied to only two institutions for the bridging (ACN and Mercy Health). Yesterday, I received offer letters from both (must be my...

4. Bridging Program in Australia

   angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

   Hi everyone! I just want to ask those who had their BP recently at ACN, would you know when will the earliest intake for 2014 be? Also, where was your clinical placement located? Thanks.

5. Bridging Program in Australia

   angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

   Hi! Better to ask IHNA directly. You can give them a call or email them and state your reasons for asking for extension. Good

6. Meeting AHPRA requirements as a International Trained Nurse from the Philippines

   angel_prias replied to Silverdragon102's topic in Nurse Registration

   We all have our differences in opinions, beliefs and preferences but there's no need to be sarcastic and condescending here, folks! A blessed day to everyone! Peace!

7. Bridging Program in Australia

   angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

   Monash University isn't one of the accredited bridging course providers. You can verify from AHPRA's

8. Bridging Program in Australia

   angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

   No. It's visitor visa business stream, the equivalent of which was the 456 short stay business

9. NURSE with 3 YEARS GAP wanting to apply in Australia

   angel_prias replied to leanne_chic's topic in Nurse Registration

   Ay yes! I would have to agree with ceridwyn.

10. NURSE with 3 YEARS GAP wanting to apply in Australia

    angel_prias replied to leanne_chic's topic in Nurse Registration

    I don't think it would be a "hindrance" at all in relation to your application for eligibility at AHPRA so long as you are able to fulfill and pass all other requirements. In writing your CV, though,...

11. Bridging Program in Australia

    angel_prias replied to michikoy's topic in Nurse Registration

    Hi! I sent my application to AHPRA SA and so far, I was satisfied with my experience with them. They replied to inquiries right away and I was regularly advised regarding my application. I was even...

12. Largest Age Group of Nurses in Aus is 51-55 Y/O. What are its implications?

    angel_prias posted a topic in Australia, New Zealand

    I found this on Twitter... IMHO, in five years' time, Australia would need more nurses to fill in the 15% (roughly 50,000!) loss to its workforce. Employment for nurses nowadays may appear bleaker...

13. Australia's Nursing Shortage Non-Existent Anymore

    angel_prias posted a topic in Australia, New Zealand

    I have come across this article and I just want to share this. This is not to dampen the spirits of nurses who want to work in Australia but just to present to you the reality and help you prepare...

14. Hospitals in Metro Manila Currently Hiring Nurse Applicants

    angel_prias replied to burbeestar's topic in Philippines

    It's not in Metro Manila but it's just in the outskirts. I think Unciano Medical Center in Antipolo City is accepting trainees, if not now, soon. They always do so all-year round, I'm not sure, though...

15. Employment process @ St. Luke's Medical Center (e.rod)

    angel_prias replied to *EosinophiL*'s topic in Philippines

    Reality is, it will always be an advantage. But what would give you way far more advantage is a "backer".