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to suzanne 4

hi, thanks for all the info that you provide.

I was wondering if you could answer my question please. I live in scotland uk,am adult nurse student with a future aim of being a nurse in usa. Alot of usa nursing agencies advertise here and they say that if you have one year experience in acute care then it is fine. You could apply with them. Was just wondering, does that mean that, I dont need alll the other 40hours classes of child nursing and mental health nursing classes? please help.

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That for sure. I am think Suzzanne gives good advice

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Plwease reply my question if you have an idea.

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Just a few months for each. Big difference, from the U.K.

Your program in the UK makes you a specialist in that area, the US only requires that you meet at least the minimum number of hours for each of these subjects. Any of the programs in the US do.

With the way that schedules are set up at many of the schools in the US, you may be able to do both during the same time.

Now put a smile on your face for the weekend!! :balloons: :balloons:

Hope that this helps............. :p

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That for sure. I am think Suzzanne gives good advice

Welcome to Allnurses.com and thanks for the vote of confidence... :balloons:

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could never thank you enough. God bless u.

Welcome to Allnurses.com and thanks for the vote of confidence... :balloons:

Thanks Sus !!! I am a regiested Nurse from Denmark and one day I will like to work in the States and your advice to other users seem to enlighten me a lot. Cheer !!!

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could never thank you enough. God bless u.

You are more than wlecome! Hope that you are smiling as you enjoy this weekend!

:balloons:

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Thanks Sus !!! I am a regiested Nurse from Denmark and one day I will like to work in the States and your advice to other users seem to enlighten me a lot. Cheer !!!

Glad to be able to help you! :balloons:

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You are damn right am smilling. Was up the whole night working to top up my bursary. Cannot wait to be an RGN ang get some more cash. BUT only inthe USA where the wages almost double UK wages.

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Glad that you are having such a good weekend!

As I said before, "sometimes you just have to think outside the box" and be creative..................if it can work, then why not?

Please keep me posted and let me know how things work out for you........ :balloons:

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Will write you an e-mail tomorrow. I thought I was selfless until I read most of your info and am so glad that people can benefit from the above tips. Perfect example of nurses helping each other. Wish there was more of you on earth.

im a nurse here in the phillipines ive received my visa screen on march but it had a wrong name indicated / wrong middle initial , my interview date on us embassy was on june 3 i needed the certificate badly what can i do ??

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