what is the salary of a forensic nurse in France, England, United States, Canada and Saudi Arabia.?
indicate the salary offered by the government of the country and the salary offered by private institutions.
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
Canadian LPN (nurse) looking for temporary work in Scotland, Ireland, England, Italy or France
Canadian LPN (nurse) looking for temporary work in Scotland, Ireland, England, Italy or France?
Hi I'm looking to do short work placements in palliative or geriatric nursing which are what my experience is in. Anyone have any ideas where to apply for these jobs? I am a Canadian LPN looking for the opportunity to do some travel for the next year or so in Europe. Excellent references, responsible 51 year old nurse. Open to considering private duty or nursing in a facility. Thanks for any assistance.
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Dear friend, by searching on internet you will find many websites specifically or generally have database of penitential employers & job seekers in many fields. And I am sure you find the ones in your industry of interest. CAUTION: Its been noticed by many web user that Employment Frauds are in high rise. Therefore caution is advised. SUMMARY: 1) you will find many industry specific job sites 2) be caution of frauds by simple rule of “ If its too good to be true then it’s a fraud†Wish you Happy Successful & Safe job hunting.
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healthcaretraveler.com- links to travel nurse agencies. since you want international agencies . i suggest you send for a free trial issue and look through . this will give at least three to four agencies that do international assignments. best resource for short or long assignments.
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Hi I'm looking to do short work placements in palliative or geriatric nursing which are what my experience is in. Anyone have any ideas where to apply for these jobs? I am a Canadian LPN looking for the opportunity to do some travel for the next year or so in Europe. Excellent references, responsible 51 year old nurse. Open to considering private duty or nursing in a facility. Thanks for any assistance.
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Dear friend, by searching on internet you will find many websites specifically or generally have database of penitential employers & job seekers in many fields. And I am sure you find the ones in your industry of interest. CAUTION: Its been noticed by many web user that Employment Frauds are in high rise. Therefore caution is advised. SUMMARY: 1) you will find many industry specific job sites 2) be caution of frauds by simple rule of “ If its too good to be true then it’s a fraud†Wish you Happy Successful & Safe job hunting.
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healthcaretraveler.com- links to travel nurse agencies. since you want international agencies . i suggest you send for a free trial issue and look through . this will give at least three to four agencies that do international assignments. best resource for short or long assignments.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
can an american nurse wwork in FRANCE
can an american nurse wwork in FRANCE?
I am an american that is planning on moving to france , is there a way to work as a nurse there
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I would imagine so. They would have to learn french of course.
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No - there's no agreement on equivalence of diplomas between US & France probably - And your US diploma should be registered by the sanitary local authority - mainly if you want to work as a free nurse - 2. Ressortissants de pays extérieurs à l’Union européenne Les étrangers diplômés de tous les pays extérieurs à l’Union doivent passer le concours d’entrée dans un IFSI (Institut de Formation en Soins Infirmiers). Les centres de formation IFSI sont ouverts aux ressortissants étrangers selon un quota (2 % des admis en première année), après réussite à un concours spécifique dont les épreuves, organisées par les DRASS, se composent : - d’une épreuve d’admissibilité comprenant cinq questions de culture générale qui seront aussi un test sur le niveau de français ; - puis de deux épreuves d’admission consistant en une épreuve orale en français et une épreuve de mise en situation. Pour se présenter aux épreuves, les candidats doivent retirer un dossier d’inscription à l’IFSI de leur choix (voir leur liste à la fin de cette fiche). Ce dossier, est à retourner complété à la même adresse, accompagné de ces documents : - photocopie de leur diplôme d’infirmier (l’original sera fourni lors de l’admission en formation); - programme des études suivies, nombre d’heures de cours par matière et par année de formation, durée et contenu des stages cliniques effectués au cours de la formation ainsi que dossier d’évaluation continue, tous documents délivrés et attestés par une autorité compétente du pays où les études ont été poursuivies ; - curriculum vitæ du candidat et lettre de motivation en français. L’ensemble de ces pièces doit être traduit en français par un traducteur assermenté. En cas de succès aux épreuves, les étudiants effectueront deux années de scolarité,
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I suggest you read the requirements for foreign nationals wishing to work in the nursing profession that can be found here (in English): http://editions.campusfrance.org/filieres/en/infirmier1_en.pdf
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I am an american that is planning on moving to france , is there a way to work as a nurse there
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I would imagine so. They would have to learn french of course.
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No - there's no agreement on equivalence of diplomas between US & France probably - And your US diploma should be registered by the sanitary local authority - mainly if you want to work as a free nurse - 2. Ressortissants de pays extérieurs à l’Union européenne Les étrangers diplômés de tous les pays extérieurs à l’Union doivent passer le concours d’entrée dans un IFSI (Institut de Formation en Soins Infirmiers). Les centres de formation IFSI sont ouverts aux ressortissants étrangers selon un quota (2 % des admis en première année), après réussite à un concours spécifique dont les épreuves, organisées par les DRASS, se composent : - d’une épreuve d’admissibilité comprenant cinq questions de culture générale qui seront aussi un test sur le niveau de français ; - puis de deux épreuves d’admission consistant en une épreuve orale en français et une épreuve de mise en situation. Pour se présenter aux épreuves, les candidats doivent retirer un dossier d’inscription à l’IFSI de leur choix (voir leur liste à la fin de cette fiche). Ce dossier, est à retourner complété à la même adresse, accompagné de ces documents : - photocopie de leur diplôme d’infirmier (l’original sera fourni lors de l’admission en formation); - programme des études suivies, nombre d’heures de cours par matière et par année de formation, durée et contenu des stages cliniques effectués au cours de la formation ainsi que dossier d’évaluation continue, tous documents délivrés et attestés par une autorité compétente du pays où les études ont été poursuivies ; - curriculum vitæ du candidat et lettre de motivation en français. L’ensemble de ces pièces doit être traduit en français par un traducteur assermenté. En cas de succès aux épreuves, les étudiants effectueront deux années de scolarité,
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I suggest you read the requirements for foreign nationals wishing to work in the nursing profession that can be found here (in English): http://editions.campusfrance.org/filieres/en/infirmier1_en.pdf
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
American Nurse working looking to work in France
American Nurse working looking to work in France?
I am an American pre-nursing student working on a dual major in social working and for some time I have been wanting to experience another culture not through the eyes of a tourist but as a citizen. The country that tops my list is France particularly the city of Marseille. My biggest concern is licensing, the demand for labor, cost of living and wages. I'm somewhat fluent in French, although my pronunciation can use some work.
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I don't know about France specifically but nurses seem to be in demand everywhere. You might consider applying for work in the UK - definite demand there. The UK will probably allow you to work there as a highly skilled professional. There are programs for recruiting teachers, nurses, etc. Once you are there it should be easier to get yourself to France...you can do the research MUCH easier.
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Obviously the big issue is being fluent. Here is one source http://www.oesworld.com DA
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I am an American pre-nursing student working on a dual major in social working and for some time I have been wanting to experience another culture not through the eyes of a tourist but as a citizen. The country that tops my list is France particularly the city of Marseille. My biggest concern is licensing, the demand for labor, cost of living and wages. I'm somewhat fluent in French, although my pronunciation can use some work.
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I don't know about France specifically but nurses seem to be in demand everywhere. You might consider applying for work in the UK - definite demand there. The UK will probably allow you to work there as a highly skilled professional. There are programs for recruiting teachers, nurses, etc. Once you are there it should be easier to get yourself to France...you can do the research MUCH easier.
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Obviously the big issue is being fluent. Here is one source http://www.oesworld.com DA
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