Almost - well close enough - on this topic - has anyone been approved for USA but refused by Canada? I'm awaiting confirmation from Alberta on my nursing credentials - I had no problems getting...
Bethin - hope this helps: Barristers are defined as "a legal practitioner (a lawyer) whose main function is to act as an advocate in court". In short, a barrister is a lawyer who is a member of the...
here's the link, the table of interest is about half way down & it's a real lesson in how statistics can be massaged to make things look better - check out the date for the uk stats - the sneaky,...
Sounds about right! have you thought about working in the private sector?? It at least affords you some sanity when it comes to workload & educational support!! There'll be a senior nurse post...
Oh but my Mum said there's a report out saying that the UK has more nurses per population than many other Western nations! I've been trying to find the report but I can't verify it!! I've asked her to...
Annecdote I really think you're being taken for a ride here. I strongly suspect that this is not what it seems. Nursing here in the UK is, like in the USA at the moment, no longer given special status...
Trouble is you might buy somewhere but find you can't get a job in a hospital nearby. This is especially true if you're going through an agency. I think renting here for what could end up being years...
Trouble is that if he heard such conversations going on between nurses then he was bound to feel like he did. It's unnacceptable to talk over patients like that on any topic - let alone something...
Buying property in the US is not hard but the retrogression may mean you're jumping the gun a bit. I don't know how far down the line you are but the wait at the moment is years not
I have the Mosby book but I think it's very techinically based. It will be good for content but I feel that it is closer to what I experienced on N-CLEX question wise. From what I gather from reading...
Hope you have a great trip & please,please fill us in on your findings - I think we'd all be interested!! Also there are several threads on here about nursing in the UK so you could do a search -...
Hey SD - all the best!! I'll be cribbing you big time for advice on the move once you're safely there!! I have an estate agent coming to value my house next week - I'm scared already & I have a...
You're absolutely right Cariad - lets face it - there's a massive difference between hospitals in the same city let alone different countries!! As long as you find a job where you're happy & live...
Yay well done XB!!! Cariad - Sounds like a normal shift where I was in the NHS! One memorable time (in fact it was that day I decided to apply for the job I have now) I was the only fully qualified...
I think the NHS also has an on-line job search website you could check out. i think it would be a good idea but bear in mind that what they teach in uni may not exactly be what you see on the floor...
I hear what you guys from the USA are saying & I respect the fact you work really hard but it is truly not safe to have the number of patients the NHS expected me to have & still nurse them...
It was the training that made the difference because we were in the same hospital for the vast majority of our student years (bar psyche & community) therefore, we really new how things worked. By...
Compared to what I've been through for the USA & taking into account retrogression, which I wasn't expecting, dealing with CARNA has been a complete dream. There are far less hoops to jump through...