fbull

fbull

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About fbull

fbull specializes in Adult.


I am a third year adult nurse on the degree course. I am looking into relocating to the US after a year of experience in the UK. As I grew up in New Jersey, visas are not an issue.

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  1. U.K. Nurse met US criteria

    Hi everyone! I just wanted to follow-up with some updates. I received my endorsement for my NJ license a few weeks ago which I was convinced I wasn't going to get. My university didn't really outline my hours on my transcript but I spoke to an asses...
  2. HELP!!! Licensure by endorsement

    Do you live in NJ? I applied for mine recently too and they mailed me a form (I live in NJ). I'm not sure how it works if you live out of state. The fingerprints are how they check for criminal records. If you live out of state I recommend phoning th...
  3. Foreing educated nurse looking for a job in the US

    Hi NurseeDeeva! I'm not eligible for international agencies because I don't need sponsorship. I contacted one agency but they don't have any positions around NYC and the recruiter was quite rude which put me off! I'll keep researching agencies in the...
  4. Foreing educated nurse looking for a job in the US

    Hi tortuguita, I am in a similar position! Spent the last year and a half in primary care and now looking for jobs. I've been out of the hospital for about two years. I've applied for a few relevant jobs but not getting any responses. Did you have an...
  5. U.K. Nurse met US criteria

    Hi! In my first year of university we shared our modules with mental health nurses paeds nurses and midwives. We also had to complete assignments in each of the different branches to meet EU requirements. To be honest I was quite surprised I met the ...
  6. U.K. Nurse met US criteria

    Hi Ayodele! I passed the NCLEX first attempt 2 years ago. I sat an online course through Kaplan. It was quite tough and I studied for about two months! I think I reached about 185 questions when my machine shut off. Lots of questions on psychiatric d...
  7. U.K. Nurse met US criteria

    Sorry for the delay in response! I've heard NY is a bit more flexible with the requirements? I'm not sure if it's true. My university was quite good in ensuring we had exposure to the other branches of nursing. I also used CGFNS for verification. I...
  8. U.K. Nurse met US criteria

    I am a UK Adult Nurse (qualified in 2013) and I have just met the requirements for US nursing (by the NY BON). From frequently reading UK to US nurses posts, I was convinced that I would never be able to work in the States. If it's qualifications you...
  9. Endorsement In Another State

    And is there anything I can do in the meantime to speed up the process of getting reviewed by the NJ BON as well?
  10. Endorsement In Another State

    But once I get a license can it be endorsed or do I have to go through the whole process again because I'm a foreign graduate?
  11. Endorsement In Another State

    Not yet, no
  12. I'm in the process of being reviewed by the NY BON. During this time, I've decided that I'd like to work in NJ first. As an overseas nurse, will it be the same process? Starting from the beginning? I.e. Applying again to CGFNS, getting the report sen...
  13. King's college hospital London or barts nhs trust?

    Kings-I used to work in the emergency department there. It is a busy hospital (one of the busiest in the country) but a good teaching hospital so you'll have many opportunities. I haven't heard great things about Barts. And kings is affiliated with a...
  14. U.S. nursing vs UK nirsing

    Thank you so much. You've given me hope! I'm dreading the letter. I wish you a speedy immigration process and all the luck for the future! X
  15. U.S. nursing vs UK nirsing

    Hi Emma, Sorry I cannot answer your question but I was wondering if you'd be able to tell me about your process? I'm moving back to the states in December and waiting for the BON to send me my letter (I should receive it in the next few weeks). When ...