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Thanks Eve. I remembered the wrong month haha. October is even better for me:)

Thank you as always RN oz1 :redbeathe I have looked at their site already. I am working on my immigration papers through another route via my spouse (my wishful thinking projects being there in 6-9 months) and I am thinking of enrolling in ARNTP when...

I am not a pediatric nurse too. But I have had a similar experience with my son. My son was not too keen on the breast feeding thing at the start and he was given a supplemental feeding. I tried several times but my son wouldn't latch. My nurse had m...

Good you're doing it on your own! From what I remember, you get your RLE from the school and that is what you send. I also had 2 week rotations. Your school should have a copy of that. Yes, to my knowledge, being a clinical instructor is considered n...

Hey Eve, welcome to the thread! Im thinking of doing the ARNTP. But probably August. Did you have to get AHPRA approval? I emailed them but they haven't replied. I just resent my email a few minutes ago.

Hey Cioman! Yup, I emailed them right after I posted my inquiry here if anyone tried ARNTP. They have not responded though:confused: Ill probably try calling them.

Has anyone applied to this one? Please share:)

Happy new year everyone!!!! W-O-W because this thread is still alive! I see cioman is already in Australia! After all this time, i haven't passed my application. I printed it out, answered it, did my CV and that was it. Had too many things to do the...

AHPRA doesn't have a specific format, but they have specific entries there that need to be included in the one you make. I remember seeing that from their site, although I suggest you check again. Wow, this new thread is 10 pages long already. Cioman...

I see the world in 10-20-50 years from now to be colorless and borderless. And I don't mean thru a security standpoint. Worldwide immigration and increasing acceptance of multi-cultural-ity (pardon my english) will change the face of nations. Never t...

:redbeathe:redpinkhe:loveya: :redbeathe:redpinkhe:loveya: i am not as angry as may i sound to you. maybe i should put peace signs or hearts or smil...

If you've made up your mind, just make sure you research well about the school you intend to go to. There's a thread in the news section of this forum where a school in California had to be closed for no accreditation. Good luck!

But I take great offense on labeling Filipinos as the main culprits in this thread. Sure.... you don't talk about every Filipina in the history of Asia..... right.... My english is probably so bad that I misunderstood posts that kept mentioning Filip...

I do not condone being left alone on a shift by a group of nurses taking the same break. I do believe it is rude and inconsiderate to do so. I just wonder how they can all take the same break without no one noticing this unsafe practice. Do your par...

haha, couldn't resist looking at "her" profile :)

Samchii, apply via the overseas nurses practitioner application which you'll see on their website. They will most likely tell you to take the BP. BP providers need the go signal from AHPRA before you take their course. Those that passed, hear us (as ...

congratulations to wifey blinq:yelclap: maybe she can share with us what is actually done in a BP. you mentioned case studies already. If she can share some more through you that would be great! Also keep us posted on the job hunt :)

I'd prefer the color coded scrubs. Like nurses wear one color, doctors, therapists and pharmacists have their own too. But if there's no such thing, if nurses wanted to wear the all-white again, I can't argue if it's their choice and not imposed by t...

I thought nursing in Australia is 3 years? Maybe I got that one wrong. Thanks for saying so. Nursing here is 4 years. First year with general education subjects as required by law. Summer of the freshman year until graduation are the major subjects. ...

To go to a Philippine university you must pass that university's entrance exam, which may include IQ, english, math and science tests. University exams are pretty major here too, not just there in Australia, especially if you want to get into the bes...

Congrats to everyone that are on their way to the BP:w00t: I hope you guys keep coming back here to this forum after you've successfully finished the BP and landed a job. We need all the inputs we can get:redbeathe

I will never attempt any major treatment to any family member, for my sake and theirs :)

Hi Tamie. I think educational experience is different from working experience which some employers are now looking for. BTW, you will also have to take an English test, which you can take in the US. There's another thread here in the Int'l forum reg...

Yes the patient has the right to refuse treatment. The AMA forms will back us up in case they absolutely refuse. Sometimes it is way convenient for us to just say sign it and in our minds we say 'good luck with that' or 'let's see how well you can do...

loving the Navy blue scrubs! OP, your boredom has generated a 3 page reply already :)