NURSES: What you need to know

Cassey

@seekingforhelp Hi, sorry but I don't give out my personal number.. Have you tried estimating your points for migration? You can migrate here in Au as long as you have enough points and if you're a Registered Nurse here in Australia. Have you studied Nursing in Au? Another thing to take note is you need to get a positive skills assessment from ANMAC as well because otherwise you won't be able to lodge a PR Application.

seekingforhelp

thanks for the reply. yep got 70 points my concern is i dont have a experience back in the philippines. thats kinda bothered me.

Cassey

@seekingforhelp Are you already a Registered Nurse here in Australia? In order to have a positive assessment from ANMAC, you at least need to have (in the 5yrs preceding the application date)

_a minimum of 12 months, full time equivalent, paid Australian work experience <b class="Bold">OR</b>

_a minimum of 36 months, full time equivalent, paid International work experience.

seekingforhelp

Di pa po. Mag apply pa te employed po ako as a child care educator po te for nearly 3 years Na po counted pa ba yan under nursing progam? Thanks

Cassey

@seekingforhelp So magstart ka pa lang ba? Kailangan mong magaral ng Nursing muna rito sa Au para makagain ka ng registration dito as a Nurse. Unfortunately, hindi siya counted as experience kasi it's not related to Nursing. You can pm me if you have any questions. 🙂

mrsespejo

Hi guys, I just recently went to an agent, then and sinasabi niya sakin, ang itake ko cert of aged care and cert of individual disablity, for 2 years and 4 months. Is this ok? Or mas ok po ang Diploma of Nursing. Thanks! What's the pros and cons?

Cassey

@mrsespejo Unfortunately, walang pathway to PR yung Aged Care and Disability... Masasayang lang oras mo and pera. If you have the experience, you can do bridging or conversion course.

arke1084

Hi I am newbie in this forum, I would like to ask how many weeks it takes to get an offer letter in Deakin. and anyone of you here are planning to go on a conversion course next year? and currently working in Saudi?thanks

dolly

Hello i need advise po. Registered nurse ako sa pinas . Graduate ako ng 2011 pero nakuha ko ang licensed ko ng 2016 lang. Currently nasa doha qatar ako as insurance coordinator sa hospital. Wala po akong experience as a nurse. Im planning to apply as a student visa in sydney pero hnd ko alm kung san ako mg start. Anu po bang mas ok? DIPLOMA OF NURSING 2 yrs.? O yung 1 Year conversion? Honestly hndi ganon kalaki ang ipon ko kaya as much as possible ang need ko na course yung mas cheaper. And gusto ko sna sa application ko ksama ko na ang fiance ko . Sna mbgyan nyo po ako ng advise

Cassey

@arke1084 Depende, siguro mga a week or 2..

Cassey

@dolly Hi, ano ba ang purpose mo? If your purpose is to migrate here afterwards then it's best to get a conversion course if you don't have any experience. You can try to speak with either IDP or AECC free naman services nila for student visa.

dolly

@Cassey hi po yes for permanent resident visa talaga ang purpose ko. Thank u

Jekfire

Hi @Cassey. Im an RN pero ang field of experience ko e sa ambulance nursing. Counted ba un as nursing experience? Actually im in a occupational and safety officer role at ang goal ko lng tlg is mgka RP then il pursue any occupation. Ngka liwanag ang paligid ko na my pgasa pla ako khit wla ko experience as nurse sa hospital setting. Interested ako sa conversion sana.

Jekfire

@Cassey Bridging course pla ung ms mganda kc im currently employed din sa qatar. As long as mtaposCguro il take PTE nlng for english test. Any idea po how much mggastos sa bridging? Maraming salamat po.

mrsespejo

Hi ms. @Cassey thanks po! Ano pong mga conversion course? Diploma of nursing po?

Cassey

@Jekfire You can try to apply for a bridging if you have an experience. Unfortunately, I'm not in the position to say whether your experience will be recognised or not. If you can prove that your job role is within the scope of nursing practice, then you might be eligible for a bridging course. AHPRA will let you know if you can do a bridging course or if not then a conversion course. I think the bridging course is around $13k, it would still depend though on the school you'll be enrolling in.

Cassey

@mrsespejo Ang Diploma of Nursing ay iba sa Conversion course (Bachelor of Nursing). Yung Diploma pag natapos kayo rito sa Au, Enrolled Nurse (EN) ang tawag o Division 2 Nurse. Pag Bachelors naman, yun yung Division 1 Nurse o Registered Nurse (RN) dito.

Since RN na kayo sa Phils. kung gusto niyong maging RN dito sa Au may option kayo to whether get a Bridging course or Conversion Course (Bachelor of Nursng) depende sa personal circumstances niyo kung ano yung pupuwede niyong kuhanin. Yung Bridging Course kailangang may approval from AHPRA bago kayo makapagenrol. Yung Conversion Course naman, depende sa school kung gaano siya katagal, it maybe a year or 2.. Once na natapos na kayo rito ng Bridgng or Conversion Course, you need to register sa AHPRA, get ANMAC skills assessment, lodge for an EOI then once invited you can apply for PR.

Jekfire

@Cassey ah ok. So ang first step ko e mg PTE to get 65 in all areas then gather docs for APHRA? Then once nasubmit ko n lht at hopefully mkpasa at maapproved for bridging course then hanap nko ng school so student visa muna ko for sure. Once mtpos ung bridging apply nko for anmac for skill assessment? Tama po ba sequence?

Cassey

@Jekfire After mong matapos sa course, register ka na sa AHPRA as a Nurse (Counterpart of PRC) Once na Registered ka na, apply na for ANMAC then Skill Select for EOI then PR.

dolly

@Cassey hi po ms cassey tingin nyo po ba high chance akong ma refuse kpg nag diploma of nursing ako? Kc ms mura po un compare sa bachelors

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