jowhyte:
Yeah, we have also been been trying out USA and CA too, we currently have an offer from USA staffing agency but the process is taking long.

Same thing for the CA. It’s no brainer going the UK route at this stage especially when part/most of the expenses will be reimbursed later.

Sure you can send a message.

gees101:

Sorry sir, please how many years of experiences does your wife have?

Vibra:
with the current retrogression it is difficult to say really

jowhyte:
Midwifery about 3-4yrs+ and nursing 3yrs

Juddy2018:
Good morning friends, please I want to know how long will it take someone who has passed both NCLEX and IELTS to complete her migration process to US, the person is under WESTWAYS agency. Thank you.

Jesse6:
Good day house,
Please can a Licensed community nurse from Nigeria get employed for the role of a Certified Nurse Assistant in the US/UK?

zinaunreal:


Community nurse or chew?

Jesse6:
Community Nurse please
Licensed by the Nursing and Midwifery council Nigeria

bns4eva:



There is nothing like community nurse in nigeria.
Its either community midwife (which als means RM) or public health nurse.

If not either of the two, then it will be Chew.

Jesse6:
Community Nurse please
Licensed by the Nursing and Midwifery council Nigeria

Missybeee:
Hi everyone. Please, anyone know an active Canada nursing immigration telegram or watsapp group. I need some guidance pls.

Anyone here going through the Canada nursing working visa route??

castins:
Am in the same position with you my dear, I also need some guidance and how to go about it.

kumbhuru:

Good a thing you're active here. Many people will come here to get knowledge but will never contribute. It's so annoying. They come and ask questions and go away without answering anything
or dropping information about their own process

mbok:


Oga don't use your negative energy to spoil this thread. Everyone contributes according to what they know. Johyte is a great guy with a golden heart and we sincerely appreciate his contributions to this thread. Please let's keep the atmosphere here positive

bns4eva:



There is nothing like community nurse in nigeria.
Its either community midwife (which als means RM) or public health nurse.

If not either of the two, then it will be Chew.

zinaunreal:


Oh. Yes I just read about it. Cool

Jesse6:
Good day house,
Please can a Licensed community nurse from Nigeria get employed for the role of a Certified Nurse Assistant in the US/UK?

sharone21:


Yes, in UK.... But, I advise you write them too if they can just accept you for Adult or Mental Health Nursing especially if you try getting experience in hospitals probably ( for Adult Nursing)at least specializing in Pry Care and Outpatient Nursing.....The Koko is getting jobs.

For USA, RN: it will depend on the agency if they do not specify rigidly on experience from big hospitals. Though I know many local government hospitals may not be bedside..... Choice of agency matters though. Personal choice too matters, as u can target getting experience in bedside specialties( Emergency, Medsurg etc). Hoping later, you can advance to a BSc in General Nursing. The key is writing the Nursing body you choose and explaining further. How many years is your program? This will determine if it falls under RN or Assistant Nursing, but full clarification is from Nursing body so you can write your NCLEX( also from CGFNS).... Some agencies will still take for Assistant Nursing with bedside experience

Jesse6:
Wow
I really appreciate your response
Thank you so much 🙏
But pls can I email you?

zinaunreal:


To avoid stress just try and do a top up to an actual rn or bsc while you still got the time. It should take you just a year to be an rn (nd)

jowhyte:
Yeah, we have also been been trying out USA and CA too, we currently have an offer from USA staffing agency but the process is taking long.

Same thing for the CA. It’s no brainer going the UK route at this stage especially when part/most of the expenses will be reimbursed later.

Sure you can send a message

jowhyte:
Yeah, we have also been been trying out USA and CA too, we currently have an offer from USA staffing agency but the process is taking long.

Same thing for the CA. It’s no brainer going the UK route at this stage especially when part/most of the expenses will be reimbursed later.

Sure you can send a message.

sharone21:


Yes, in UK....

jedisco:


Good stuff
What would a School of nursing registered nurse need to practice as a burse in the UK.

Also, does degree nursing have an advantage over SON for someone looking to migrate to UK/US?

sharone21:


1st question: Google UK's popular Nurse job sites to see specialties and demand for them.

2nd question: The advantage lies in the number of agencies u would get especially USA agencies. But some agencies don't bother, so you need to sieve those that insist on BSN and those that don't bother....Also, it saves u time that u would use to progress academically vs making money eg BSN holder can kickstart straight with NP( Nurse Practitioner) in USA, though an RN can do Masters too

jedisco:


Good to know. More interested in the licensing criteria for the UK. Looking to get some input from someone familiar with the process what I found online is quite vague.

Know someone who is insisting on BSc nursing (which has been difficult to secure) rather than SON. Her plan is to emigrate to the UK once done. She has the means but I wonder if SON is a more prudent route

jowhyte:
Yeah, we have also been been trying out USA and CA too, we currently have an offer from USA staffing agency but the process is taking long.

Same thing for the CA. It’s no brainer going the UK route at this stage especially when part/most of the expenses will be reimbursed later.

Sure you can send a message.
How long have you been on the USA processing?
Have you been approved by DOL?