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International Student Advisors 4U
What school are you enroled?
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International Student Advisors 4U
Hi nurseinuk, Can you pm ur agency in manila, thanks
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EMT courses.
Hello I am an RN in Davao. Do you know any school offering emt courses here? Thanks
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
Man you are so rude. I traced all your post, all of it were rude. I believe you could be straight and forward with your comments/suggestions without being rude. Peace be with you.
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to kit25: Hope this could help. I found this in another thread. This topics you have to research if you will be doing it on your own. (Queensland) Guide for Choosing Your Pathway to Nursing Practice in Australia Seven contemporary nursing knowledge areas : 1. The Australian Health Care System 2. Contemporary Clinical Knowledge, Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice 3. Professional Issues in Nursing in Queensland 4. Legal Issues in Nursing 5. Ethical Issues in Nursing 6. Cultural Issues in Nursing 7. Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision Making The Australian health care system is made up of a number of interdependent components including three levels of government, health care professionals and other health workers, funding bodies and insurers, private health care providers, charitable and religious organisations and community groups. Some key concepts you will need to understand in order to appreciate how the Australian health care system operates include: * Health Care Provision - Who is Responsible for What? * Health Care Funding Arrangements � Public & Private * Waiting Lists Elective Surgery * Regulation of Health Professionals * Health Insurance Medicare * Managed Care * Consumer Rights * Commonwealth, * State and Local Levels of Government * Casemix Diagnostic Related Groups * Health Rights Commission * Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme * Primary Health Care Knowledge required by Queensland Nursing Council if you want to skip the Migrant Bridging Course and just take the Challenge Test. You will need to know at least: 1. The responsibilities of the Commonwealth Government in funding/providing health care and how this differs from the Queensland Government�s responsibilities. 2. The responsibilities of local government authorities (Councils and Shires) in relation to health care. 3. How health care is funded in Australia. 4. The role that private health care providers, charitable and religious organisations and community providers play in health care in Queensland. 5. The rights of health care consumers. 6. The processes that exist to protect health consumer rights in Queensland. 7. The foundation principles of primary health care. Could you also post some of the links of your review materials. Thanks
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to kit25: Some clarification: Do you mean QNC received your application and ielts results on August 15 and then you received confirmation letter from QNC to take TEST A on August 27? Wow, that was a very quick/fast approval from QNC (cause normally i believe it will take 2-3 mos for the approval), Well thats good to hear and congrats. God bless and good luck for TEST A.
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
@ kit25 I have a question about some attachments in the application: Did the notary public or school registrar certify your TOR to be true copy of the original? Plus notarized it at the back?
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to aelith: How about taking up Age Care III and Age Care IV courses? Can you be registered as a nurse @ queensland nursing council?
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to aelith: Thanks for the info. I will also research regarding such option.
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to aelith: I have read this from another thread: Some employers are happy to employ overseas nurses on training visas which enable you work as an Assistant in Nursing while you do your CAS educational modules. The wages for AiN are not as high but you can still manage OK for a year until you get your registration. Can this be possible? Taking up CAS education modules at Queensland at the same time working as assistant in nursing. The hospital will sponsor your visa, occupational training visa.
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
Did you apply for a conversion program? How long would it take? Whre did u apply? What university?
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to aileth I'am planning to apply at Queensland.
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
What are courses that is pre-registered nursing degree in Australia? Thanks for the reply
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
What is a conversion program? Can you work as a assistant in nursing while doing the program?
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
when did you file your application? Are U rn in Phil?
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New grad Filipino nurse wanting to work in Australia/New Zealand
to aelith: What is a pre-registered nursing degree? It is the same as enrolled nurse?
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
Maybe we are taking about the same agency. Can you email me or i will email you na lang. I have lot of questions pa kasi. Thanks
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Nursing in Australia
To justinRN: Did you apply to QNC? You are doing it on your own or with an agency? My pm function is not yet activated, i wish i could add you to my YM so that we could talk. Thanks
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
To andy's mom: I found this in another thread. This topics you have research if you will doing it on your own. (Queensland) Guide for Choosing Your Pathway to Nursing Practice in Australia Seven contemporary nursing knowledge areas : 1. The Australian Health Care System 2. Contemporary Clinical Knowledge, Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice 3. Professional Issues in Nursing in Queensland 4. Legal Issues in Nursing 5. Ethical Issues in Nursing 6. Cultural Issues in Nursing 7. Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision Making The Australian health care system is made up of a number of interdependent components including three levels of government, health care professionals and other health workers, funding bodies and insurers, private health care providers, charitable and religious organisations and community groups. Some key concepts you will need to understand in order to appreciate how the Australian health care system operates include: * Health Care Provision - Who is Responsible for What? * Health Care Funding Arrangements � Public & Private * Waiting Lists Elective Surgery * Regulation of Health Professionals * Health Insurance Medicare * Managed Care * Consumer Rights * Commonwealth, * State and Local Levels of Government * Casemix Diagnostic Related Groups * Health Rights Commission * Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme * Primary Health Care Knowledge required by Queensland Nursing Council if you want to skip the Migrant Bridging Course and just take the Challenge Test. You will need to know at least: 1. The responsibilities of the Commonwealth Government in funding/providing health care and how this differs from the Queensland Government�s responsibilities. 2. The responsibilities of local government authorities (Councils and Shires) in relation to health care. 3. How health care is funded in Australia. 4. The role that private health care providers, charitable and religious organisations and community providers play in health care in Queensland. 5. The rights of health care consumers. 6. The processes that exist to protect health consumer rights in Queensland. 7. The foundation principles of primary health care. *** In Queensland you can take the Competence Assessment Service, Challenge Test if you believe that you have a competent understanding of the Australian health care system IF (a) you believe you already have a thorough understanding of this topic and how this relates to health care and nursing; OR (b) you believe you will have a competent understanding after reviewing recent changes, you may like to consider the Competence Assessment Service, Challenge Test as your preferred pathway choice. This is a suicide mission to all foreign trained nurses if immediately taken without further study.
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
To andy's mom: I have been reading your past thread messages and ka batch pala tayo. I just also past the June 2008 NLE exam. What location mo sa Phils? Ako I'm down here South of the Philippines. You will be going to Australia for bridging program? What territory did you applied? I'm planning to apply in Queensland. What is bothering me is the cost, I inquired here kasi for NEW Zealand, then the agency only ask for about 65T for their services and that would be a big difference to 180T services for Australia. I'm willing to pay pero they have to make true to their obligation. I'm researching for persons pa kasi who availed of their services. May kakilala ako actually ahead sakin sa school. Nandoon na sya, I have to contact here pa. I will email you kung makausap ko na sya. Thanks for replying
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
Nope, not yet. I have been researching the net and I come up with this tentative expenses. The big stumbling block would be the review materials because the nursing in the Philippines is different from Australia (i will post some some topics that i found from a another thread). Second the employer who is willing to nominate you once you are registered QNC nurse. I'm having second thoughts of doing it on my own because of such circumstances. I don't know if I'm going to do it on my own or just ask the help of the agency for that matter. I'm afraid because there is a lot of scumbag agencies in the Philippines, hope not this agency is one of them.
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Any Queensland Nurses here?
[color=#573f37]cost difference of doing it your own versus doing it with an agency/consulting firm [color=#573f37]rough estimates/more or less ($ aus dollar/1 dollar = 42 pesos) [color=#573f37]doing it on my own: [color=#573f37]$254 - assessment fee, registration to qnc [color=#573f37]$245 - part a fee [color=#573f37]$475 - part b fee [color=#573f37]$100 - visa application fee philippines [color=#573f37]$1000 - visa application fee in australia (to convert your short term stay business visa to long term stay business visa/need to have an employer to nominate you once you are registered in qnc - you find an employer to nominate yourself) [color=#573f37]$800 - plain ticket [color=#573f37]$1000 - lodging and food (australia) 1 mos. @$250/wk [color=#573f37]$100 - mailing expenses [color=#573f37] total = $4,265.00/p180,000.00 [color=#573f37]not including review materials, follow up of papers, review for ielts and exam fee, and medical check up. [color=#573f37]if you have questions with visa application hire australian immigration lawyer/agent. [color=#573f37]ielts = p15,000.00 [color=#573f37]medical check up = p8,000.00 [color=#573f37]immigration lawyer/agent fee = p 30,000.00 (more or less) [color=#573f37]incidental/operational expenses = p3,000.00 (more or less) [color=#573f37]if with agency: [color=#573f37]$8,500.00 / p 365,000.00 [color=#573f37]includes everything except medical check up and ielts [color=#573f37]cost difference: [color=#573f37] 365,000 [color=#573f37]-180,000 [color=#573f37]total = p 180,000.00 / $ 4,300 [color=#573f37]this amount the agency will get for the assistance/services including: [color=#573f37]1.[color=#573f37]review materials [color=#573f37]2.[color=#573f37]filing and mailing applications to qnc, cqu(cas) and visa(embassy in phil and aus) [color=#573f37]3.[color=#573f37]follow up applications [color=#573f37]4.[color=#573f37]review materials [color=#573f37]5.[color=#573f37]assistance re: nomination from employer to convert your short stay visa to long stay visa. the visa will allow you to stay and work in aus for 4 years including your immediate family and below 18 year old children. [color=#573f37]need help!!!! pls. decide if it is worth it???? is it worth to spend extra p180,000.00 for such services? considering the consulting/agency/firm make true to their services/promises/obligations.