What are the OPTIONS for nurses

revsky

@tooties thats great mam. i'll check po.

revsky

@Santi

Hi, regarding ahpra registration requirement in certifying documents, ano dapat sa 2 stamps na ito ang gamiting ng notary ko? Thank you!

Certified documents must: Be initialled on every page by the Authorised Officer. Annotated on the last page as appropriate e.g. “I have sighted the original document and certify this to be a true copy of the original” and signed by the Authorised Officer. List the name, date of certification, and contact phone number and position number (if relevant) and have the stamp or seal of the Authorised Officer (if relevant) applied *importante may contact number ng Notary public. Choose stamp A.

tooties

@Santi You can choose either of the two..

Santi

Thanks revsky and tooties,

Ang nai- stamp ng notary ko is the stamp B. is it okay to add na lang a small sticker containing the contact numbers of the lawyer? Yung stamp A naman, walang registration number ng notary.

Santi

My fit2work results has been released just today, it took 9 days.

it says "no discloseable court outcomes" does it mean that I am cleared, right?

re photograph for aphpra application, do we need to submit also?

janinlee

@jinkai nabasa ko sa anmac page that all who recently graduated from australian universties no need to have experience to get positive skills assessment.

janinlee

@jinkai Newly registered Australian nursing and midwifery graduates do not need to meet this standard but they must have obtained AHPRA registration. Nbasa ko po under standard 4 criteria (professional practice)

ninyeh

@janinlee This is correct. All we need is to be registered under AHPRA and the experience part will be covered. We will go for the modified assessment for those who have graduated in an Australian Uni and Ahpra rego.

janinlee

@ninyeh nabuhayan po ako nang loob! Thanks po sa re-assurance.. Sabi kasi nang iba need talaga exp even you're australian university grad..

ninyeh

@janinlee You can check it out sis.. nasa anmac website. yung assessment standards. It clearly states under STANDARD 4 - Professional practice that (quote) : <blockquote>The Standard is met when the applicant has practised as a nurse or midwife in the 5 years preceding their application date. Newly registered Australian nursing and midwifery graduates do not need to meet this standard but they must have obtained AHPRA registration.</blockquote>

So being newly registered all we need is to have AHPRA registration and we are covered. 🙂

Dont worry. Pag labas mismo ng AHPRA rego natin pwede na tayo mag apply for skill assessment then apply agad EOI for skillselect for PR 🙂

tooties

@janinlee Just for clarification lng ha. If u are going for visa 189 which is independent u need 3 yrs experience that is recognized by APHRA it must be written sa ANMAC skills assessment otherwise this will be the cause of visa refusal.However if u have only 2yrs exp u can go for a state nomination route which is visa 190 i believe queensland and victoria 2yrs exp lng. yung ibang state 3yrs exp...

meaning u can still get a positive skills assessment whether u have no experience, 2 yrs experience,or more than 3yrs experience but it doesnt necessarily mean na u will be granted a visa kasi separate entity sila(APHRA/DIBP/ANMAC) u must satisfy each category.

if u have less than 3yrs exp but atleast 2yrs paid exp u will do bridging=aphra registration=skills assessment=then visa 190.

hope u understand. yan din pathway k. PR visa na ako now victorian state sponsored 190.

revsky

@tooties hi tooties. i will try to take PTE academic soon para sa APHRA. accepted din ba ito sa ANMAC assessment? thanks.

tooties

@revsky if ur already aphra registered no need to submit english test exam.

i know n its accepted in dibp not aure sa aphra. try to check sa website baka umiba yung standards or better yet email aphra

revsky

hi tooties. yes accepted na sa APHRA ang PTE base sa new guidelines nila.

janinlee

@tooties hello po ate.. i thought po binabase po yan sa points.. I have 65 points already when i'll get subclass 190. this is the breakdown:

Age- 30

English- 10

Australian Qualification- 15

Australian study requirement (bachelor degree) - 5

state sponsorship- 5

work experience- 0

65 points...

di pa po ba yan enough to apply for 190?

Thanks po sa info.. 😃

tooties

@janinlee ah nang BSN k pala dito? diba 2yrs yan.I think kaya n sya..

Need n lng assessment from anmac.Akala k kasi naghahanap k point sa work experience.

ninyeh

@tooties Hello sis. I have to clarify. You are pertaining to nurses who are doing the bridging course. You need 3 years experience for that because you need more points to reach the minimum 60 points.

In our case with @janinlee we don't need experience because we have Australian study requirement which gives us enough points to apply for 189 visa and even a better chance for 190 visa. 190 state nomination here in NSW does not require any experience. As long as there is a positive skill assessment. A positive skills assessment means we passed the SOL requirement under 189/190 visa.

Experience is not required for NURSES who have studied BSN in Australia. Not unless you are doing the IRON bridging course then you are required to have EXPERIENCE to add more points for your application. 🙂 just raising this out so that other people wont be confused.

kymme

@ninyeh pro khit mei positive skills assesment, need pa din mkaabot sa points diba?

tooties

@ninyeh Thank you for that clarification. I initially gave that info thinking what she was either a bridging course or a conversation course. But chatting with her furthur it was then I found out that what she had was a BSN course which has a different pathway.

Anyway, all the best and goodluck to everyone. Happy Holidays..

revsky

@tooties and ninyeh, hi. may points din ba ang Bridging course? ito po ba yun?

Qualifications-An award or qualification recognised by the assessing authority in the assessment of the skilled occupation - 10 points

thank you.

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