I'm one of those "older" nurses you refer to (although I'm not yet retired...my choice) I started my nursing career almost 30 years ago. Yes, things were done very differently in my day and I "cope"...
I had a thyroidectomy years ago and have been taking 100mcg thyroxine daily ever since. I can assure you it will not affect your immigration, but it will be classed as 'pre-existing' for the purposes...
Hi :) As a foreign-educated nurse, soon to be relocating to the US, I was wondering what US nurses' perceptions/expectations are of their foreign co-workers. Are there any particular work-related...
Never turn in for your shift if you're really sick, thinking you'll get sent home.....you won't. Better to call in as early as you are able, so they can get a replacement before the shift
I had the same problem getting my transcripts from my EN training. I qualified in 1979 then converted to RGN in 1993. My original School of Nursing had long since closed and NMC couldn't (or wouldn't)...
Question for all you foreign nurses who have your case complete and waiting for your packet 4. Have any of you been told by the Embassy you have to fill out a DS2001 form? Reason I ask is, my niece is...
Thanks for replying :) Am I correct in thinking the Notification of Readiness Form would/should have been forwarded to the Embassy from NVC with the packet 3? As I said, I've never known any other...
I get medical insurance with my job and I've used it for a couple of screening procedures and just had to pay a small co-pay. I just had an emergent situation a few days ago and was given a...
To all my UK allnurses friends......the July visa bulletin shows visas are now current! I know Ann (ann h) and Claire (english_nurse) have their cases complete and just waiting for packet 4, as is my...
That's great news. Did you get instructions for your medical in the same packet? Just thought it may help the other nurses who are waiting for their packet 4 if you could tell them about the medical...
Oh I do hope so Claire, it's about time you had some good news :icon_hug: Did they say what they'd based their news on? Did they get some indication from the Embassy? Anyway.....you're up late aren't...
You're right Belinda. At least when you're late getting off duty (which is most days) you get paid for it. Where I work, as soon as your hours go over 40 in any week, you automatically get an enhanced...
Hi :) Do you have any kind of work authorisation to apply for jobs in the US? It would help us answer your questions better if you could tell us this. And welcome to allnurses
I'm sure you didn't mean any disrespect, but please remember the American nurses are your future co-workers and without their support, life could be very difficult when you get to the US and working...
Ouch! You poor thing! From my experience (clinically, not personally) I'd say you're probably gonna have that knee immobiliser for 4-6 weeks, but of course it's always best to ask your Orthopod. Hope...