NURSES: What you need to know

Cassey

@cheng1003 This has been addressed for many times in the forum. Nurses from the Philippines don’t meet Criteria 2 and 3 as you can see on the list below so there’s no need to submit those requirements. That’s why Nurses who studied in Ph need to study in the first place in order to meet these 2 criteria.

Taken from AHPRA Website:

Canada (nursing)

Hong Kong (nursing)

Republic of Ireland (nursing and midwifery)

United Kingdom (nursing and midwifery)

United States of America (nursing and midwifery)

Applicants who hold a nursing or midwifery qualification issued by an education institution in any of the countries listed above should still arrange for the relevant supporting documentation to be sent directly to AHPRA from the education institution (for criterion 2) and the authority or agency responsible for the accreditation or recognition of your program of study (for criterion 3).

These countries may qualify as well:.

Belgium - Flanders region (nursing and midwifery)

Chile (nursing)

Hong Kong (midwifery)

Pakistan (nursing and midwifery)

Papua New Guinea (nursing)

Singapore (nursing and midwifery)

A friend told me that usually those who are from agencies are asked to comply with these requirements and not ahpra. Yung inaapply sa AHPRA is for registration as a Nurse here in Au but since hindi mameet yung Criteria 2 and 3 kaya nirerefer yung applicants to do Bridging Program. Hope this clarifies.

jjlara

hello po, ask ko lang po sana kung kailangan ko bang kumuha nito:

The education institution that provided the program of study, and confirmed your qualification, has certified that you have successfully completed an assessment in medication management including:

administration of medications (including calculations),

pharmacokinetics (the study of the bodily absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of drugs) and

pharmacodynamics (the study of the biochemical and physiological effects of drugs and the mechanisms of their action in the body).

As part of the certification, the education institution must provide information that clearly shows the medication management content you completed as part of the program of study.

or ung basic na RLE lang po will do?

Cassey

@jjlara There’s no need to submit because Ph doesn’t meet the Au standards. Ang namemeet lang na criteria ng Ph Nurses ay yung 1, 4, 5 and 7.

jjlara

thank you @Cassey ! what a relief kasi hindi kame magkaintindihan nung university ko...

Cassey

@jjlara No worries,

jjlara

hi po ulit...regarding lang po sana sa format ng cv ng aphra.. dun sa clinical/procedural skills? usually anu po kya ang nilalagay dun?

girmarie

@cucci thank you po. sana ok na po kahit contract nlng. san banda na po kau sa application nyu?

girmarie

@Cassey maam cassey. ung templates po ba ng requiremnts ba nasa website ng APHRA? I cant find it kasi maam. pls thank you

Cassey

@girmarie Hi, yes yung templates nasa website ng AHPRA. Have you checked the first page of this thread? Nakalagay dun yung link.

Cassey

@dmmag Please read the first page of this thread for the requirements. With the proof of identity, it’s best to photocopy it in coloured.

kzander22

hi po. ask ko lang po how to send COGS to aphra? how much po magagastos.

bizzy

Hi, ask po ako, yung ngsend kau certificate from CHED? Sinama nyu yung CAV or no need na. Tia

Cassey

@kzander22 Request your COGS to PRC and ask them to send it to AHPRA or what others do is they buy PRC envelope and send it themselves to AHPRA.

Cassey

@bizzy Hi, walang kailangan na isubmit from CHED.

bizzy

@Cassey salamat sa response. Nkarequest na kc ako. Yun nga lng d ako sure if lahat isend pati CAV. Ung kilala ko Hndi na xa nagsend ng certification from CHED kc galing xa University, like excempted school nila from CHED. Ako kc hndi university ang school ko.

Cassey

@bizzy

No worries, as far as I know it wouldn’t matter kung sa Uni ka naggraduate or not. Ang mga magsesend lang ng docs na kagaya ng kinukuha sa CHED ay yung mga graduates of the following countries:

Canada (nursing)

Hong Kong (nursing)

Republic of Ireland (nursing and midwifery)

United Kingdom (nursing and midwifery)

United States of America (nursing and midwifery)

Belgium - Flanders region (nursing and midwifery)

Chile (nursing)

Hong Kong (midwifery)

Pakistan (nursing and midwifery)

Papua New Guinea (nursing)

Singapore (nursing and midwifery)

Yung mga graduates from the countries above, may qualify for direct registration without studying in Au kaya sila required which isn’t the case for Philippines kaya nagbibridging yung mga Nurses from Ph.

bizzy

@Cassey aah ok, na enlighten mo ko, salamat sa info.

ace1990

Good day! I am an NZRN who had worked for 6 months only before returning home in the Philippines. I have been in New Zealand for almost 4 years. I worked as an HCA for 3 years before becoming an NZRN. I am interested to work again overseas in Australia. Can someone please enlighten me on the possibility of me being able to work and live in Australia together with my wife? I am 28 years old and my wife is 27 turning 28 this year. My wife is also an RN who recently came home from the Middle East working as a Dental Nurse for 2 years.

Cassey

@ace1990 Hi, if you are an NZ RN, i think you can register directly with AHPRA without studying in Au through the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act. If you are a PR holder of NZ, you need to apply for a Visa to live and work here in Au but if you are a NZ citizen then that’s another story.

ace1990

@Cassey Hi! I am neither a PR nor a citizen of NZ. What are my options for migrating in Australia?

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