APPLYING AS A NURSE IN AUSTRALIA

Clary

hi po question lng po, ano po kaya better pathway and process if going to AU po.

My husband po is a RN, with 8 years of exp po. 4 years po sa ER. then currently po cruisenurse po 2 years n po.. ano po ba new process to migrate sa AU. sorry nalito na po sa process

LaineRN

Hi po. Asking po sana ng any idea and advise for nurse pathway sa Cairns Australia. I'm a company nurse dito po sa PH. Graduate po ako 2010 pa. Pwed pa din po ba mag apply for conversion or need na po ba mag bachelor? May nakita po ko CQU QL - Rockhampton pero 3 years for Bachelor. Also sa IELTS po 7 band score po ba talaga pag mag aaral sa school? My sister po ako sa Cairns na pwed po ako tulungan sa pag aaral. yung CQU rockhampton po ang malapit na school na possible ko po applayan for schooling. Thank you in advance po. God Bless

kayeramos

Hello po!

I’m trying to reguster with AHPRA on my own. I’m a nurse here in UAE, anybody who has done the same recently?

what documents did you need to get certified? & where did you take your NCLEX?

reyjhun061

Hello po. My wife started his application for Aphra po po. I'm just wondering if you know any recruitment agency located or hospitals that offers sponsorship in Sydney po. Thanks po.

kategines

Hello good day. Im new here po. Im planning to apply for NCLEX AU then after daw OSCE exam in Au. Ask ko lang po meron po ba nagsponsor ng visa or pwede po applyan kht assistant lang habang waiting for result at magkalicense or may other option po ba. Para bago mag OSCE ksi sa Australia po ang exam and expensive. Im currently working here in Kuwait,more than 2 years med-surg nurse sa pinas, then operating room assistant for more than 2 years then 6 years nurse sa hair transplant clinic until now po. Thank yoy

cofltm

Hi. I'm an offshore nurse currently registered with Aphra and waiting for my PR visa.

Mas maganda po bang mag engage ako ng isang nursing agency para makahanap ng employer or magtry na mag apply direct sa hospitals?

Thank you.

Joninho

@cofltm said:
Hi. I'm an offshore nurse currently registered with Aphra and waiting for my PR visa.

Mas maganda po bang mag engage ako ng isang nursing agency para makahanap ng employer or magtry na mag apply direct sa hospitals?
Thank you.

Hi. Do you mean nursing agencies here in Aus?

Both have their pros and cons.

Applying directly to hospitals can be better for you coz you engage with the hospital firsthand. You just have to work harder on your application lang kasi from start til finish you do it yourself.

If you go through an agency to find employment, they can give you a list of work opportunities. They can also help with the application process, like how to arrange your cover letter/resume, or prepare you for the possible questions the interviewer may ask. The downside is that the list may be limited, maybe your skillset won't be suitable to the job offers, and you may have difficulty adjusting to the new workplace, or if you do not like the city that you will be living in, then you would try and move out of your place ASAP.

For me, it wouldn't matter. As long as you start working here. But try doing it yourself first. 🙂

Jacraye

@reyjhun061 said:
Hello po. My wife started his application for Aphra po po. I'm just wondering if you know any recruitment agency located or hospitals that offers sponsorship in Sydney po. Thanks po.

Northern Beaches Hospital. And they have good migration agent.

cofltm

@Joninho said:

@cofltm said:
Hi. I'm an offshore nurse currently registered with Aphra and waiting for my PR visa.

Mas maganda po bang mag engage ako ng isang nursing agency para makahanap ng employer or magtry na mag apply direct sa hospitals?

Thank you.
Hi. Do you mean nursing agencies here in Aus?
Both have their pros and cons.
Applying directly to hospitals can be better for you coz you engage with the hospital firsthand. You just have to work harder on your application lang kasi from start til finish you do it yourself.
If you go through an agency to find employment, they can give you a list of work opportunities. They can also help with the application process, like how to arrange your cover letter/resume, or prepare you for the possible questions the interviewer may ask. The downside is that the list may be limited, maybe your skillset won't be suitable to the job offers, and you may have difficulty adjusting to the new workplace, or if you do not like the city that you will be living in, then you would try and move out of your place ASAP.
For me, it wouldn't matter. As long as you start working here. But try doing it yourself first. 🙂

Hi, Thanks.

So I tried nga po na magapply by myself and lucky enough na offeran naman ako ng employment😊 Mabilis pa ung process, after few weeks ng interview nakareceive agad ng email offer. Sana mabilis na ung process as I'm aiming to relocate by Feb next year.

Joninho

@cofltm said:

@Joninho said:

@cofltm said:
Hi. I'm an offshore nurse currently registered with Aphra and waiting for my PR visa.

Mas maganda po bang mag engage ako ng isang nursing agency para makahanap ng employer or magtry na mag apply direct sa hospitals?

Thank you.

Hi. Do you mean nursing agencies here in Aus?

Both have their pros and cons.

Applying directly to hospitals can be better for you coz you engage with the hospital firsthand. You just have to work harder on your application lang kasi from start til finish you do it yourself.

If you go through an agency to find employment, they can give you a list of work opportunities. They can also help with the application process, like how to arrange your cover letter/resume, or prepare you for the possible questions the interviewer may ask. The downside is that the list may be limited, maybe your skillset won't be suitable to the job offers, and you may have difficulty adjusting to the new workplace, or if you do not like the city that you will be living in, then you would try and move out of your place ASAP.

For me, it wouldn't matter. As long as you start working here. But try doing it yourself first. 🙂
Hi, Thanks.
So I tried nga po na magapply by myself and lucky enough na offeran naman ako ng employment😊 Mabilis pa ung process, after few weeks ng interview nakareceive agad ng email offer. Sana mabilis na ung process as I'm aiming to relocate by Feb next year.
That is great news! And malapit na kasi Feb ang plan mo. Really happy for you!

JB26

Hello, can someone share their step by step AHPRA registration? Para may reference lang po sana and how to do ANMAC assesment as well. Salamat!

diannaC

Hi. Our hospital is in need for RN. We have good migration agent din. We are located sa regional (3 hrs away from Sydney). They are offering 186 visa for successful applicant. Meaning, direct PR ka na. I can help. Send me CV para i can give it to my incharge.

era222

@diannaC said:
Hi. Our hospital is in need for RN. We have good migration agent din. We are located sa regional (3 hrs away from Sydney). They are offering 186 visa for successful applicant. Meaning, direct PR ka na. I can help. Send me CV para i can give it to my incharge.

Hi! Any way na a non-forum member can connect with you directly? Will be sharing this with my contacts 🙂

Vetsu20

@Cassey trying my luck, gusto ko lang po mag seek advice. I received my LOD na suitable for immigration. Naka indicate po dun yung recent work experience ko-1 year only here in NZ then yung past experience ko in middle east naka lagay din po sa LOD hospital name at kung how long ako ngwork pero meron nakametion na "additional claims were submitted but did not meet ANMAC professional reference assessment requirements" kc po naka blocked ang server ng dati kong hospital hindi sila makareply sa ANMAC using working email ngbigay ng other proof at explanation letter ang nursing charge ko. Ask ko lang po can I claim points sa EOI dun sa middle east ko kahit ganun po ang naka indicate sa LOD ko?

Thank you.

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