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WellEndowed:
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WellEndowed:
Now after all that. My first way of showing people the way is to follow the guidelines on the AHPRA site...that is not the point of this post of mine.

I posted earlier the importance of researching benefits each country has to offer before making a decision. Now seeing that you are looking at the US, Nigerians have this habit of "do as I do" a.k.a "follow follow" hence my post here asking that people not do "follow follow" but look at the bigger picture and long term goals before they decide on which country to go for.

Every health care practitioner should know the importance of universal health care. I am Nigerian as well and the reason why I have sworn not to practise in Nigeria is because of our useless health care system. Someone I know recently had a major impromptu surgery. Always been healthy. No medical condition/diagnosis really. But she lived in a country with universal health care. After 12 days she was discharged and paid not a single dime for hospital bill. In a country without universal health care, that will cost tens of thousands of dollars.

My cousin's 6 year old son a British citizen(Both parents British) but was born and lived in Nigeria then was called lazy by his teachers. 2 hospitals in lagos cleared him as fine. This boy could not run 10 meters without gasping for breath. I said doctors said he was fine just lazy. On a trip to the UK for vacation, the boy couldn't go for long walks without suffering from shortness of breath. They took him to see a doctor who requested tests to be carried out on him. Do you know this boy was suffering from congenital heart defect and all that time teachers and doctors called him lazy. He went in for surgery in the UK and they fixed the condition. No hospital bill. We try to be strong, hey we are healthy. Infact the day a Nigerian told me she was going to see a dentist my Nigerian nyash screamed "ehnnn...Ajebutter has killed you, how can a Nigerian go see a dentist, wetin do you teeth. Abomination" But the truth of the matter is, no one can be sure. No one can predict what will happen, it could be a minor procedure or a major one...BUT FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR CHILDREN BOTH BORN AND UNBORN MAKE SURE THEY HAVE ACCESS TO GOOD HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

WellEndowed:
Good points raised. The reason why I asked yous look into a country with universal healthcare is because it will save yous a lot of heartache in the future. Trust me on that one. You never know how important "free" healthcare is until you need it. Nothing compares to that.

I will choose Canada over the US. I have connections/families/permit in the US and that "American" dream is gradually fading. Opportunities are enormous you say but how long does it take for you to get a green card on arrival? The way you are pushing for opportunities is the same way millions of people are...how can you reach your full potential when you find yourself in a country with "opportunities" with 20 million people fighting to get a chance to explore these opportunities?

You actually sound like a nurse friend of mine who went to the US but had to divert to doing a masters in public health because things were not as rosy as she thought.

I just want all of you to get first hand experience from people who have lived in these countries before making a decision. Not all size fits all.

Canada has this massive land mass with about 34million people in it.....the chances of success are more realistic than the US. Australia has about 24 million people with opportunities un-describably good....and no you don't need to study for one year conversion program, there is a 3 months conversion program. I know someone who did hers from January to end of March this year.

The rent in the US is cheap. Things are cheap to buy....but their pay is less. Can you imagine getting less pay and have to pay for expensive stuffs?

The rent in Australia is expensive...but the pay is good....double the pay in the US. Can you imagine making so much money and expect everything else to be cheap?

Does it balance out? Maybe...this is when you explore other benefits each country throws at its people. Brings me back to health care. A woman in an LA had a fit/seizure. An ambulance was rung. When she recovered from it she almost died not from the seizure but from her trip to the hospital and the bills she had accumulated in her days there.

My sister inlaw (in the US) whose 4 year old son was running temp in 2012, took him to the hospital. They ran a bunch of tests on him for a few hours. She received a bill of over $4000 dollars and the boy did not even spend the night. Now this same sister inlaw of mine is Australian. Moved to America because of her husband and almost died of heart attack when she got the bill...why? because if her family remained in Australia, they wouldn't pay a dime on hospital bill. This same sister inlaw of mine who happens to be a chemical engineer would make atleast $10000 every 2 weeks in Australia. Moved to America and isn't making even half of that in a month in America. The opportunities are there but before you, thousands and millions of people are fighting. Good luck in getting heard first.

E.g in 2012. A waitress in new York earn $4.50 per hour. Little wonder they rely on tips.

E.g in 2012. A waitress in Australia is earning $25 per hour. Little wonder people do not leave tips. The few times I have left tips, they turned it down.

It is okay for you to choose the country you want or prefer but after reading your posts I thought it wise to alert other people of the pros and cons of living in these countries before someone decides to follow your advise and cry "had I known" in the nearest future...to some people it's so much fun saying "hey I live in America" no be for mouth alone.

No gun control in America. No one is safe. You can be in the shops and one mad man will walk in and release fire. It doesn't end in American dream. It ends in quality of life and the need to feel safe wherever you are.

Like I said you need first hand information not popular beliefs