An American WantiEng to do CNA work in either England Australian or France or Candadian Hospitals?
Ok so I am about to graduate from a CNA School (certified nursing assistant) I am an american born and raised. I am thinking of getting into a traveling nursing program. I am also going to go back to school eventually for phlebotomy and eventually Medical Billing and Coding. Here are the questions. I have heard that In England there are a shortage of CNAs/LPNs/RNs. Also I am interested in working overseas Preferably somewhere in England Australia or France. 1) Are there any international Traveling Nursing Programs that offer overseas work to any of the above countries mentioned? 2) If I wanted to one day work in France or Australia or England, how would I go about looking into jobs there or trying to find out which country would be best suited for me to work at? 3) If there are any international traveling programs, can a US citizen become a citizen of one of those countries? Does anyone have any experience or know of anyone who has done any of the traveling/living/working in another country short term or long term? thanks Brandt
Immigration - 2 Answers
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Do you speak French? to get a job in the UK or any of the other European countries you have to get an offer of a job, or someone to sponsor you. To get French citizenship you have to have a residence permit,and be living there five years to get French citizenship. The way it works in Europe is that an employer has to prove that he/she could't get someone from other EU countries to do the job before hiring someone from outside the EU. Too much paper work and red tape. An employer has to apply for a work permit with the department of labout to hire an non EU citizen. Plus prove that he/she couldn't get someone from all 27 EU countries to do the job. You would have to have a BA in nursing.
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A CNA is a week course in the most states ..its worth nothing in most countries RN are the only useful qualification
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Sunday, December 7, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
I am currently a british student nurse in london, after i graduate i will be moving to france
I am currently a british student nurse in london, after i graduate i will be moving to france?
i want to know: 1) is it difficult to for a british to move to france? (i know a little french but my husband to be is quite fluent) 2) how easy is it for a newly qualified nurse to find a job in france? 3)i also want to know about how much it costs to buy a house or apartment in france (preferably paris as my husband to be is already there working ) 4) and also education is it similar to the system they have in the UK, or is it different? from when they first start to university would be great! (My husband to be moved to france 4 months and is working and living a freind's apartment) thank you to whoever answers my questions!
Paris - 1 Answers
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Many Brits actually live in France but if you are a nurse you should be welcome to as we need nurses to...in the south of France some hospital are recruting nurses from Spain and provide them with accomodation + french courses.... But in any case if you moove here you will need to learn the languages ...if not you wont be able to live properly...it will be the same for a French speaker living in the UK ..it will be quite difficult ... http://www.frenchentree.com/living-in-france/ Welcome to our lovely country.
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i want to know: 1) is it difficult to for a british to move to france? (i know a little french but my husband to be is quite fluent) 2) how easy is it for a newly qualified nurse to find a job in france? 3)i also want to know about how much it costs to buy a house or apartment in france (preferably paris as my husband to be is already there working ) 4) and also education is it similar to the system they have in the UK, or is it different? from when they first start to university would be great! (My husband to be moved to france 4 months and is working and living a freind's apartment) thank you to whoever answers my questions!
Paris - 1 Answers
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Many Brits actually live in France but if you are a nurse you should be welcome to as we need nurses to...in the south of France some hospital are recruting nurses from Spain and provide them with accomodation + french courses.... But in any case if you moove here you will need to learn the languages ...if not you wont be able to live properly...it will be the same for a French speaker living in the UK ..it will be quite difficult ... http://www.frenchentree.com/living-in-france/ Welcome to our lovely country.
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Friday, November 28, 2008
Where can I find details of nurses in WW1
Where can I find details of nurses in WW1?
One of my ancestors was born in 1887 in Ireland and I have been told that she was a nurse in the war and although lived in Ireland apparently she was a nurse in France. Can anyone help me find out more about her. Thanks Sue
History - 4 Answers
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You can always go to your local library and take out books about WWI, or even request books at other libraries. Wikipedia is also a decent source of information, and you can even Google WWI nurses and see if you find anything.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_roles_in_the_World_Wars
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Go to distinct libraries and museums to see if you find out more about her. Google it too.
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Lyn MacDonald The Roses of No Mans Land, Lyn Macdonald did a series of books in the 1980 of first person interviews with British troops and Nurses who went though the First World War. The Roses is No mans Land is a copulation if interviews done with British Nurses from 1914 to 1918. It's the only book I know of that dealt exclusively with Nurses at that time.
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One of my ancestors was born in 1887 in Ireland and I have been told that she was a nurse in the war and although lived in Ireland apparently she was a nurse in France. Can anyone help me find out more about her. Thanks Sue
History - 4 Answers
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You can always go to your local library and take out books about WWI, or even request books at other libraries. Wikipedia is also a decent source of information, and you can even Google WWI nurses and see if you find anything.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_roles_in_the_World_Wars
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Go to distinct libraries and museums to see if you find out more about her. Google it too.
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Lyn MacDonald The Roses of No Mans Land, Lyn Macdonald did a series of books in the 1980 of first person interviews with British troops and Nurses who went though the First World War. The Roses is No mans Land is a copulation if interviews done with British Nurses from 1914 to 1918. It's the only book I know of that dealt exclusively with Nurses at that time.
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