Congratulations! It’s not a journey for the faint hearted! I’m also a UK trained nurse who has been working as a USRN for over a year. It takes a lot of patience and God!
And finally, we need a video on your mindset, the way you think and analyse things is out of this world. You need to share with us some of your tips and tricks so we can be baddies too.
Thanks for your video everything is on point ! The makeup and the information by God grace I will reach American soil ☺️ coz there are more opportunities past the UK America looks good on u!
So you will just need to get your nursing degree evaluated. Then sit for your green card. What are you doing studying nursing in the uk as a green card holder 😊
@lifeofme374 what 😳😳 you could t decide 😂😂 it would of been a no brainer for me lol 😂 but then that’s just me. At least your moving back journey will be easy with you having a green card. How did you manage to stay out of the country so long as a greencard holder
Huge congratulations Nurse Bellinda on the completion of your program and thank you for responding to my questions when I reached out on IG. You're a huge inspiration
Yes thats true , for example Polish nursing degree( also the one taught in English ) is accepted in Us as Polish nursing degree its based on american nursing curriculum and includes ginecology and peadiatrics.
Nurse Nanelle needs tonsee this video. I think deep down inside she want to (and is planning to) migrate to US soon, based on her increased curiosity in USA living/lifestyle 😉😎
Every Nanelle subscriber knows Nanelle loves the USA. I think the major barrier to her moving is probably her hubby not in support. I know when they are ready, they will move
Hi Belinda honestly I love to listern to your videos and advise I was actually waiting to hear from you as you mentioned you were relocating to the USA. Finally you have updated what the USA is like in regards to working in health sector. How is it like to work as a health care assistant as am planning to be a nurse in future . Belinda I know you arm high and this is not your possition but because of your genuine advice will appreciate your advise and put it on board as it is not very helpful to start nursing from the UK if you are planning to go to the USA. PLEASE ADVISE
Hi Belinda, good to hear that uou finally made it. So proud of your achievement. Wish i can do that. My question is this: what's advice to a new graduate who got a job offer ICU or ED? Which one do you think will be more beneficial?
And I believe that it may not be too long USA and Canada will copy uk module.because uk is always a pace setter in policy that affects the other developed countries
No unfortunately that will never be the case the USA can not copy UK nursing system because uk nursing system scope of practice is limited. When I did nursing in the uk I never focused on pediatrics but in the USA I had to focus on pediatrics. The uk nursing system will never be the same as the USA or Canada
Hi, I know Physician Associate is a different career but since most say UK Physician Associates can't work in America, do you think there is a similar route to taking extra modules to work in the US as a UK trained Physician Associate especially as the GMC will be regulating Physician Associates? I'm just curious if you know anything about this. Thanks
It is a wild process!! Thank you for youe video. I've just got 1 question, i cant seem to find any answers. I didnt do peads/mothers in uni (uk trained) but i did when i was qualified as an RN. If i provided evidence of this would it be sufficient for cgfns?
Clinical skills you will have, however I am not too sure when it comes to the theory aspect of it. That’s the issue however you can try and they may be able to waive it
You can’t do the prerequisites online only if you are applying for the ABSN program. Some universities want you to complete some face to face and some online. They can be very funny about it, especially if you are going to come over as an international student.
Hi Bellinda, I have passed my Nclex and also got a job in the US but due to retrogression, I want to do my Masters here in the UK while waiting. Please may I ask if MSN in UK is acceptable in USA if I want to be a Nurse practitioner in USA?, I need your advice please
It would have been better if you used you OPT to work as a floor nurse for a few years and have that company file your green card for you. You can go back to NP school when you are a green card holder, it would be much cheaper.
Why should I work as a floor nurse? I have 20 months nursing experience as an emergency nurse. I did do opt, and I didn’t need a company to file for my greencard because I am a spouse of a permanent resident.
@@nurse_bellinda oh wow, I didn’t know that. I was here thinking I could do them here. But does that mean I would have to move without fully knowing what university I’ve been accepted into? Or do they accept students and give them time to complete the prerequisites?
@nurse_bellinda wished I could dm you. Lol 😅 so I have my usrn license, but 30 months away from PR, and currently thinking of staying and starting graduate entry, cause hardly would n.p satisfy me, crna is highly competitive, doing md opens door to more specialities, and uk graduate md is cheaper. Hard to decide 😅😅 but you've made a move to the USA and you once wanted to get on the MD path, so I'll like to hear your opinion now that you have migrated
Hi,Belinda! Can one do an MSC, CRNA or DNP in America with a UK nursing degree alone? That is, will you be given admission by the universities to study these courses without qualifying first as a US nurse?
@@nurse_bellindaHi Belinda, it is possible. If the person has a BsN , there are few schools that take MSN -NP and sponsor the f1 visa. And it’s a plus that he has the NcLEX too.
@@successumesiri How its not possible to apply for NP outside unless you have completed prerequisites. I understand that they take f1 visa student I was an f1 visa student when I started the program. However, you still need prerequisites. Most universities want foreign trained nurses to have 1 year USA nursing experience within the country.
It would basically mean that you would have covered most of the requirements and that it would make it easier to apply then if you would have only done one area only
