Up to $10,000 Relocation Package
to assist your move to New Zealand!*

Our client, Mercy Ascot, NZ's largest private surgical hospital has opporunities for Theatre Nurses right now!

FACE TO FACE interviews in May/ June 2009

Contact us today and make living in NZ a reality.
Diane: dianen@medacs.co.nz; 0064 9 623 8002; www.medacs.co.nz

We also have opportunities for all other specialities of nurses. Contact us now for more information.

*nurses must be registered in the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada, South Africa, Singapore or Australia.
*conditions apply

Though it is not ur fault sir b'coz u dont make the rules.

The rules of nurses "registered in Uk..ireland..."etc should have been scraped long ago as it seems not tenable in this modern era.It reeks of colonial mindset of byegone era.
Will anyone tell me if an English speaking Indian,chinese,Korean..registerd nurse is in anyway inferior to work in an English speaking country?
I am writing this becoz as a Senior consultant surgeon who has worked in developed nations too and can say with experience that Indian.... nurses are in noway inferior to anyone.
....but Ah!the world has always been discriminatory!!
In any sector one must choose a candidate on the basis on one to one interaction judgings & individualized evaluations rather than on the blind basis of just registered in certain 'holier than thou'countries.
W.H.O. should now come ot of slumber and recognize the "other" countries intelligent and good human resources too.will anyone really listen?

Dear Dr Kuldip,

that's very kind words

thank you for your advocacy for humanbeing in our world

Dear b
Thanks for your appreciaton
But I dont know whether my point of view here shall be given any importance or not by the medical heirarchy in certain countries.Still it is my firm belief based on my practical professional experience regarding nurses & paramedics.
Such rules are not only discriminatory but are downright insulting to the systems of many countries.What a good nurse or paramedic,trained in any country, needs is just 2 weeks of reorientation in any country.They invaraiably adopt to professional requirements of "that" country.

Similarly sometimes I also find in newspapers and electronic media advertisements from certain countries which read like this.."Only persons belonging to......religion need apply."Ofcourse such ads are not for medical profession but for some other job sectors this is seen.This practice is most abhoring.In my opinion tenets of all religions are same.
...but who listens!

Hi Dear, So I'm a licensed nurse and physician other country, working in USA volunteerly asian minority hospital. I really need USA license but couldn't find exactly which way is rigth? Won't be take 4 year class. I applied several times NCLEX, but they didn't accept my foreign diploma. I have good enough skill and experience. if you guys have some flashy proposal give me a hi5. Thanks all