Rad Student replied to iwanna's topic in Disabilities
I have also been called a professional student, but it's not by choice! The jobs for life disappeared just about the time I earned my BA, so I never got one, and now no one does. Due to no safety net in the US, we are forced into that position.
Rad Student replied to HeartJulz's topic in LPN/LVN
For LVNs who went to school and took their NCLEX in CA: is there a way to take the NCLEX in CA, but get results sent to another state for licensing? Thanks, Rad Student
Rad Student replied to iwanna's topic in Disabilities
If all goes well and I even get into the LVN program I'm pursuing, I won't be done until late 2009, and I'll be 53. And I have health issues, as anyone over 50 does. But there's no national healthcare here, there's no safety net. So I need to take ca...
Rad Student replied to Rad Student's topic in International
Thanks, I did check the immigration site and even took their points test, which I failed due to my age. I mean, it's not like the UK, where there are limited resources. OZ has unlimited resources, and seemingly unlimited space. Oh, well, maybe I can ...
I've noticed the shortage of nurses, but am dismayed that I can't emigrate to OZ due to my age. I'm just in my 50's, am at the top of my nursing class, and want to work overseas. Europe prohibits me emigrating due to my age, and apparently so does Au...
Rad Student replied to gwenith's topic in Australia
I posted about this before, but maybe not in the right place? Any sign of immigration policy changing, so that older nurses might be allowed to migrate to Australia from the US?
Well can someone let me know why RPNs are in lower demand, because there seem to be a whole lot of unfilled (and unfillable!) RN jobs posted. Also, why do I see so many casual and part time jobs posted? With the shortage, no applicants are paying ser...
Rad Student replied to Californiadreamer's topic in International
Hi, I'm new to the forum, and have 100% decided to apply to Canada first when I pass my NCLEX. I haven't seen a specific answer to this question: in which province would there be the fastest hire? And if it's Alberta or Saskatchewan, how could you (o...