Q&A session | Nursing in Australia 

Thanks so much Katie, that means a lot 😊

Did you finish your Diploma in WA? I wanna do the course

Thanks

Hi Shehroz, Thank you so much, I am glad you found the video useful :)

Thanks so much Prasanth :)

Hi Melati, Thanks so much :) My New Graduate program had 3 rotations - medical, surgical and critical care (Emergency). I ended up staying in ED as I enjoyed it very much :)

@@PawanSandhuPS Thank you so much! Been looking into different specialties lately, this was very helpful!

Thanks so much :)

Hi Brijesh, There are different types of Masters of Nursing, it depends whether you have completed a bachelor of nursing degree overseas or not. If yes, then you'll have to get that assessed first before you can start working as an RN. The registration process is very straightforward, but again will depend if you have any nursing experience overseas prior coming to Australia. I hope this helps :)

Hi Pooja, It varies from person to person and university to university. If you gap was during COVID period, you can approach different universities with your application and documents and explain why there was a gap and see what they say. I hope this helps :)

Hi Shehroz, Try TAFE. And yes, studying in regional areas would get you 5 extra points towards PR application, but its also bit of s personal choice as well, where you see yourself living and studying. I hoep this helps :)

You can also try IHNA (perth) which is a private college, I did my EN from IHNA.

Hi Rohan, I am glad you found the video useful. All the best with your studies :)

Definitely 🥰

Yes bro

In which uni?

@@dupinderpalsingh2837 bro Griffith university

Also depends on university to university

Hi Sukh, Have you watched this video - m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sqm1hbnh_bM.html Also, I’ll be making another one on Enrolled nurses including those points :)

Sure thing, I’ll include that in my next video :)

you need 2 years after getting your degree to be eligible to the process of getting a nursing license on NMBI.

After you are a permanent resident yourself, yes :)

Hi Myjet, Yes that's definitely one of the videos coming up in near future :)

Most universities providing nursing courses are great. I personally like Avondale University ver much (that's where I graduated from) :) Check out my video on - choosing the best university for you -ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m044XMySPnM.html I hope this helps :)

Thank u so much pawan

Hi Oshin, I am sorry I don't know much about agencies, you might have to approach a few and see what they say. All the best :)

@@PawanSandhuPS okay Thankyou !!

Hi Gurkirat, As far as I know, a degree in community services will lead you in roles like - Case worker/manager Community services worker Domestic and family violence worker Youth worker Family support worker Family services coordinator Program coordinator The role won't be just limited to working in hospitals. I hope this helps :)

Hi there, If you have already completed your bachelor of Nursing degree, you have to go through the OBA pathway, get your qualifications assessed, give the NCLEX, and can start working after. Alternatively, if you really wanna go back to studying, you can go for Master of Nursing. I'll be making a video on this topic soon :)

Hi Abhishek, You'll have to go through different universities' websites and see what intakes they have - usually there's one around September as well. Check out the list of universities -www.hotcoursesabroad.com/study/training-degrees/australia/nursing-courses/loc/9/cgory/h5-3/sin/ct/programs.html#search&catCode=H5-3&countryId=9&nationCode=9&nationCntryCode=9&studyAbroad=N&studyOnline=N&studyCross=N&studyDomestic=N&studyPartTime=N&startOnlineCampusLater=N&manStdyAbrdFlg=N&parentCatEngName=Health%20and%20Medicine&childCatEngName=Nursing&restRefineFlag=Y&pageNo=1 I hope this helps :)

Hi Sandeep, Try TAFE :)

Now it will be february 2023 as there is only one intake for nursing in most of the universities except la trobe melbourne campus and RMIT melbourne but in RMIT you need mathematics

@@kiratkhehra6700 Sir I asked about year gap?

It's very hard but you should contact agent

Hi Josil, It varies from person to person and university to university. If you gap was during COVID period, you can approach different universities with your application and documents and explain why there was a gap and see what they say. You won't know until you try! Also, for FEB 2023 intake, you'll have to start applying late September if not earlier, so the gap counts till you fill the application form and not when the studies are commencing. I hope this helps :)

@@PawanSandhuPS hlo didi! Is that true that gap is till you file your application because I passed by 12 in 2021 and i was unable to apply for feb 2022 as i was bit late and got an offer letter for feb 2023 (bachelor of nursing)

Ask away :)