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  1. This post is addressed to excellent pinoy RNs who already have a letters of eligibility to undergo a bridging program in Australia. I recently have found a pathway for you to be registered as nurses in Oz that would cost you heaps less than the avera...
  2. you will pay custom duties only if the total cost of the package is over 900aud.
  3. haha. sometimes i wear short pants.... no kidding
  4. cioman nice to hear from you again
  5. i enterred australia twice with my 456. first time i had a roundtrip ticket. was never asked for the ticket. so the second time i bought a one way trip. wasnt asked to show it either. just have your credit card ready so you can purchase one if questi...
  6. Sorry for making you feel like your energy is being sucked up. Some hospitals in Au consider working in an aged care facility as experience but then again, it would be harder to move up in acuity than to move down( its easier to move from hosp to age...
  7. It would be easy to find a job in Australia if you have years of experience under your belt. These days it would be near to impossible to land a hospital RN job if you have little or no experience especially in cities. But this does not mean that the...
  8. General skilled migration is different from long stay business visa subclass 457. When applying for a subclass 457, you will need the ahpra license, police certificate/ clearance, passport, an approved business sponsor, health cover, medicals, and pr...
  9. I agree. arntp is a good option if you have 2 years experience.
  10. I did not finish arntp from unisa. I had undergone BP in one of the hospital providers in Perth. ARNTP is different from BP. It was in place before the AHPRA came into effect. When AHPRA came into effect, it has to recognize the UNISA arntp pathway. ...
  11. The University of South Australia's Australian Registered Nurse Training Program (ARNTP) is a non-award professional certificate for registered nurses who already hold a diploma or degree in nursing. This program prepares overseas qualified registere...
  12. Yes, Virginia, There IS A Second Chance

    Congratulations! Your story is so inspiring! I am so happy for you.
  13. way to go isobelle!
  14. @nosaj 1.5 to 2k aud per m0nth of stay should be enough show money. In my case before i only had 300k php in my acct and my 456 was approved. If you have more than that i think that would be great. Although I know of a colleague who only had 100k php...
  15. To those who are thankful because my posts have helped them in one way or another, you are all welcome. The pleasure is mine. Really. I am always glad to be of help and will continue to do so if time permits. And thank you too for your kind words. Ma...
  16. internship is equivalent to our rle rotations where we apply the nursing process (adopie) to persons, families, or communities under the supervision of a qualified clinical instructor observership can also occur during our rle hours when we had the o...
  17. notary public will do.
  18. to those who are planning to obtain a license in australia and intends to have the BP sometime in 2011 yet, if you already have passed the ielts and if you have not yet submitted documents to ahpra, i suggest you go the NMBWA route. it is quicker, an...
  19. if you live outside australia, you can have a notary public certify the documents. or any of the persons you just mentioned. but i think the most convenient person to access in order to have your documents certified as true copies is a notary public.
  20. references are professional references not character references. publications include authoring books, and research publications in journals.
  21. Hi guys, it feels like I am new here. I have been very busy with work, lovelife, and fatherhood. I am so happy to see three fellows granted multiple entry visas. Congrats to reiken, drednag, and gemini star. @salmonella, liaa, and mikyong Part 11.1 ...
  22. hi antigone, i assume you are also a doctor. being a doctor at the same time is helpful in the sense that it may equip the practioner with better physical assessment skills which in turn is important in nursing . however, it may also disadvantage the...
  23. @bekimon i think ahpra is really busy with the transition and just imagine the number of calls from practitioners whose expiry dates are not as expected, certain qualifications no longer there.. etc. if TCN in burwood will accept your NBV. then that...
  24. but as a summary: 1. start by getting registration. read AHPRA website. when registered, apply for work, decide on various pathways- working visa, employer sponsored PR visa, Regional sponsored PR visa etc. then work according to how rich you want to...
  25. @rajotolentino hi sir, you are very lucky to have 2 nurses in the family! if you intend to work and/or migrate here, i am sure you will find australia very nice. in order to work here you really need to invest effort, money and time. but i assure you...