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Thank you for the quick response.... Maybe i was a bit too panick that i think too far, hehhehe. Best of luck for you...

Help me please:crying2: I am the overseas applicant, i have submitted all of my documents to NBV back then. Now that today is 1st July, what will happen to my application process? will it be transferred to AHPRA? or will it transferred to Tasmania Board? or what.... I tried to contact NBV but couldnt make it now, and i tried to contact AHPRA but can't make a call, i dont know why.. So, i sent AHPRA inquiry email to ask about my application status. My questions are: 1. what will happen to the incomplete overseas application form? will it be transferred and handled by AHPRA? or Tasmania Board? 2. Should i reapply to AHPRA? Help me please.... Thank's in advance:redbeathe

Hi Cijhane:lol2: so you are working in Doha right now? can you share your experiences to me... i have no idea about the lifestyle and living cost there. By the way, in which hospital do u work for? and where r u from?:) Actually what made me so nervous is that no one passed the interview on the 1st day except me, i just hope that today there will be someone else pass the interview so that i will not go there alone, thinking about going alone to a place where i have no idea about is making me so nervous How long have u been staying there? I also wish u will be hired by them soon Nice to know you, keep me posted

Hi guys, i don't know whether y'all still need this info or not... I'm a nurse from Indonesia and recently HMC representatives came to Indonesia and held a hiring series, yesterday i did my interview with them. They need pediatric nurses right now, Thank's God i passed the interview.... I have the email of the HMC HR, post me if you need that info. Actually i'm still a bit nervous for this great chance as i don't really have much idea about life in Qatar and else... could y'all please fill my space about HMC and living in Doha, Qatar. Thank you, best of luck

Please help me guys.... Does anyone have any idea whether NMBWA would process an application from an overseas-educated nurse with no clinical experience as registered nurse??!...... I am a nurse from Indonesia, currently are applying for NBV and still haven't received my eligibility letter yet for almost 6 months. It has been a stressful time for me and I am planning to apply for NMBWA before July. Unfortunately, I have no clinical experience as registered nurse before, I am afraid that this condition may delay my application process in NMBWA... Also i heard that the only education facility offering a 3-month bridging course under NMBWA's list is Victorian College of Health & Nursing (VCHN). Does anyone have any idea related to the cost of VCHN as i heard that VCHN is known for the high fees.... Thank's a bunch for your reply guys.... I would appreciate any minute news related to this situation.. God bless you all

You did a great job anyway for a new grad, really i think that your preceptor actually did give u a compliment (when your supervisor tells him that you are a new grad, his response is then clearly told us so). Anyway, i think his negligence on those three aspects is what i can't tolerate... too bad, but the good news is "you made it" Sympathy and the sense of togetherness are what we (most nurses) lack of, and thank's for sharing your stories... remember we were once students and just exactly the same with other new grads, treat them like what we once hoped we were treated like...... Go nurses, Go new grads

I also wanna ask the same thing with you to all, how do we get suzannes plan???? i want to prepare myself for my study since i have not much things to do now as to my waiting time for my recommendation letter....... Anyway, has anyone here done this plan before??? how did you find this plan?????

agree with you all, use all your senses.... and we will get better results, anyway i will try all the techniques above as i haven't started my study yet either... so, it is a really nice and informative threads :) Have a successful study everyone

As far as i know, working statement is a case to case issue, i mean as long as you can support with working statement and that letter should include all these details: - Be dated; - Be on company letterhead; - Confirm the registration category in which you were employed - Confirm the dates of last employment - Be signed by a Nurse Manager, Human Resource Manager or a more senior Hope it can help

AGREE....... every dream is worth fighting for God bless the nurse :) xoxo

@javRN, yes i've checked that page, thank you.... I think i'm positive to apply for NMBWA next week. Thanks again javRN, God bless you and all the nurses Wish me luck :)

You can do all as long as ur true calling is in that field... i mean, math and science wouldn't be a big deal for u, as long as u have a calling to devote ur time to nursing. Working as a nurse isnt an easy profession i must say, it's quite demanding though, thats why u need to have a calling...... Go get ur dream, dont let anything slow u down or hold u down xoxo

We all once ever wondered, why did we choose this career i suppose...... really relieving to know that it's not only me..... thank's guys

wow.... ur story opens my eyes more, thank's LOL..... God bless nurses :)

As far as i know, working statement is a case to case issue, i mean as long as you can support with working statement and that letter should include all these details: - Be dated; - Be on company letterhead; - Confirm the registration category in which you were employed - Confirm the dates of last employment - Be signed by a Nurse Manager, Human Resource Manager or a more senior Hope it can help