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In the first 18 months of my training, i covered both paediatrics, learning disabilities and mental health. Then i "branched" at the 18 month stage and specialised in Adult nursing. This is how it is generally works in the UK. Your final 18 months is dedicated to your speciality. Mary

Thanks for the advice Suzanne. I graduated 10 years ago in London England and i am adult trained. Does it make a difference for paediatric nurses?

Hi all, I am just looking for a bit of advice. I am moving to California next year and I am wanting to sit the NCLEX exam. I am a green card holder already so I do not need to have a visa screen. How should I approach applying for the NCLEX seeing as it is geared towards providing a green card. I dont understand which forms to fill out and which to disguard! Would it be easier to set the NCLEX when I set up residence in California next year and not bother with the forms and red tape this side of the Atlantic? Any comments or tips gratefully received. x mary

Hi all, I am a quilified nurse from London England who will be moving to California next year. I am a green card holder already. I would like to take the NCLEX exam as soon as possible but i have a few questions. Firstly, does anyone know which state(s) is/are the quickest at posting their results for the NCLEX? Also, if I were to fail, (a high possibility), how soon afterwards could I retake the exam? If i were to be registered in another state, ie New York, how long does it take to transfer my licence to the state of my residence? If anyone knows the answers to any of these questions I will be eternally grateful. Lorraine.