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I applied for my nursing licensure evaluation at IERF from France beginning of March 2011. After 3 months they rejected my evaluation. After a hard call phone they finally explained what they wanted: a letter from my nursing school signed by the dire...

Finally IERF sent my equivalency report to the nursing board of New Mexico and Arizona in exchange. My application is in progress in Florida.

Hi, you don't need any experience to get a job in France, you have an European diploma it is enough to work. But you have to speak French !

Hi, yes there is a nursing board in France now : Ordre National des Infirmiers (ONI) http://www.ordre-infirmiers.fr/

Thank you Silverdragon, I think too Portsmouth is a lovely place, it is why we want to move there. I know NCLEX is for the US, my goal is to go to live and to work in the US where my wife is come from ! The first step for me is England because it's e...

Hello, I am a French male nurse wants to move for one year to England in september 2010 (I want to pass the TOEFL and if it's possible the NCLEX too and want to live and work in an English environment to become realy fluent in English, the plan is to...

Hi everybody ! A little introduction of me : I am a French male nurse, 47 years old. I work in France in a public hospital, in emergency room. I was born in Paris, but now I live in Brittany in the country near the sea. I work as a nurse since 22 yea...

Hi Mark, you can find many informations on this thread : https://allnurses.com/international-nursing/nursing-in-france-51801.html San Francisco is a nice place to live, stay there and come in France for vacations ! If you have an Italian citizenship ...

Informations in English about migration and working in France : http://www.anaem.fr/defaut.php3 It seems to be really difficult for a nurse

The French board of nursing (O.N.I. = Ordre National Infirmier, in French) is born in april 2008. First elections appoint departemental* consultans. Regional** consultants will be elected in jully by departemental consultants. National consultants wi...

Hi! Abellam. Well, you live in the Bay area, one of the most beautifull place in the world, you are one of the highest paid nurses in the US and you want to work in France ! OK, OK ! :chuckle Firstly you must be fluent in French. Secondly read that ...

Hello, ONI was created by law N° 2006-1668 December 21th 2006 : http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/affichTexte.do?cidTexte=JORFTEXT000000790702&dateTexte=&fastPos=1&fastReqId=266299511&oldAction=rechTexte (In French of course) ONI is alrea...

Hi, DDASS means "Direction Departementale des Affaires Sanitaires et Sociales" something like county management for medical and social department. One DDASS in each departement (division of local government). You can find address and telephone number...

Yes if you have EU nationality (ie : if you can have Irish or UK passeport).

Nurse in France : new informations Firstly you must speak French. EU national who have a nurse diploma recognized in EU state can have an authorization to work as nurse in France. For example Spanish who have diploma from recognized Latin America sta...

Hi Michael, I try to give you some informations. Firstly to work in France you must be fluent in French. Secondly you must have the French diploma (State Diploma) or EU diploma (from Eire, England, Belgium, Spain ...), because nurse is a protected pr...

I am from France, Brittany.

Sorry I have not understand, I mistake school for nurses and the nurse of the school. It will be more difficult. I see nothing on the web in Paris. You can see on the "pages jaunes" adress and phones of school http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/ciweb2g-pagesj...

Hi Kathleen, It is very interesting to have a discussion with studens in a nurse school in France, for you and for students too ! But I think it is not realy easy, and you don't speak French !!! You can try to mail to the "Assistance Publique-Hopitau...

Thank you very much for your welcome ! I went to San Francisco 3 years ago and it is realy a wonderful city. I hope that I will go soon to Montreal to see a very old friend. Best regards Fred

Hi everybody, I am a male nurse in France (I am French, excuse me for my English but I try to become better), so, since 2004 I think it is not so easy to work in France as a nurse if you come from outside the EU. This is the law (in French) which def...