In Australia most common shift pattern is AM: 7-3.30 PM: 1.00 -9.30 and night: 9-7 so a mix of 8&10 some specialty areas such as ICU, ED & midwifery do 12
If you are born and raised in US then you won't need the English test (just provide proof your education was conducted in English) There is a skills test you have to do There is not a theory test like...
APHRA requirements for international trained nurses are that 1. Their course was the theoretical equivalent of an Australian bachelor of nursing degree (3years) 2. That the course involved as a...
Make.sure that you provide actual example. If a selection criteria says "demonstrate" or similar you must provide actual examples. So if say it says "demonstrate an understanding of ethical and legal...
Hello Yes you would manually ventilate the patient until the medical team turn up to intubate (if required), we don't have respiratory therapists Some area's, such as a lot of ICU's use nursing...
Hello Your best course of action is to firstly get a copy of the all the units you are studying for your ADN and the content that they cover and then contact university admissions at the universities...
I believe at some hospitals there are clinical nurse specialists who can insert PICC lines but it is more on a hospital by hospital basis. Also it is unlikely they would recognise international...
There is work for EN's on a mix of wards, however, RN does give you more opportunities (plus the pay is better). you can definitely keep working whilst doing your conversion - it will vary between...
Hello You will not be eligible for graduate nursing programs (typically a 12 month contract, offered to a nurse who has graduated in the previous 6 months) - especially as there are not currently...
As long as you can show that the CPD met your learning objectives it doesnt matter whether it was from a non-australia organistation. However it is best to check that whatever you are learning is used...
Hello Firstly, if you are wanting to work as a labour delivery nurse Australia is not really the place to move, we don't use them. Labour and delivery is staffed by midwives, some post-natal wards do...
Hello To register as a RN in Australia you have to have completed a 3 year bachelors course ( we stopped accepting diploma/AD + experience a couple of years ago) As above there is no exam like the...
Hi First of all gather all your paperwork from university. You need 1. The course content you studied 2. How many clinical/practical hours you did Contact APHRA and find out what other documentation...
If you are an ADN RN from the US then you would need to do a bridging course to register as an RN ( APHRA changed start of 2015 and no longer recognises anything less than a Bachelor's, even with...
Yes your degree will most likely be recognised (a US bachelors covers more than an Australian) however make sure you have a copy of your academic transcript, including the theory covered + how many...
In Australia there are two pathways to becoming a midwifery. You can either study a bachelor of midwifery, or if you already have a bachelor of nursing you can study either a graduate diploma or...