Sunday, April 28, 2013

what are the main differences between the UK and Canada

what are the main differences between the UK and Canada?
i am currently living in the UK and i am doing my A levels i would like to become a nurse and emigrate to Canada because nurses are paid and treated better over their but i would like to no what does the UK have that Canada doesn't and vice versa.
Other - Canada - 1 Answers
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The biggest difference between Canada and the UK? TREES! Having lived in both the UK and Canada (where I live now) I can say that while there are a lot of similarities there are also a number of differences. First off, it's cheaper to live in Canada for the most part. Places like Vancouver can be very pricey, but most of Canada is pretty affordable. Houses are roughly half the cost of those in the UK. Petrol is half the price you're paying in the UK. A downside to Canada is that it can be too darn big. If you don't live in major city like Toronto or Montreal and you like to see big name concerts you're going to have to drive for hours, or fly, just to get to the venue. It's generally much colder in Canada in the winter, but our summers tend to be a bit hotter than in the UK. You have midges, we have mosquitoes and horse flies. You kinda get used to them after a while :) The cultures can be pretty different in several ways, but nothing that would shock you too much. We love beer, but so do the Brits :) We bbq a LOT, you not so much. I love both countries and I think it would be a great experience for you to work here, at least for a while.


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Sunday, April 14, 2013

How is nursing in the United Kingdom compared to Canada

How is nursing in the United Kingdom compared to Canada?
I'm a recent grad from nursing and was hoping to travel and nurse. I'd love to travel around Europe and thought a fun place to use as my home base would be London. Over the past few weeks though I've heard some bad things about nursing in the UK. Things such as poor wages, poor working conditions and lack of responsibilities/allowance to perform many of the nursing skills I do here in Canada. Help me please with any of your opinions. I'd like to find out as much as I could before I head over or if I should even head over. Thanks!!
Other - United Kingdom - 4 Answers
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The UK has a shortage of nursing staff.
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Excellent! try Paddington Hospital or Royal Norther Hospital on Holloway Road, both in London. Nurses in England are trained in hospitals
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Under paid and under appreciated. London is horribly expensive and unless you want to spend all your time in London you'd be better off somewhere where you'll have low enough costs to still have a life.
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If you want to travel and are a registered nurse then New Zealand are desperate for qualified medical staff...seriously! Here is just one site advertising...there are plenty more! http://www.adhb.govt.nz/AucklandHealthCareers/ http://newzealandnow.info/ Good luck where ever you end up!



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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Nurse Aide Work Permit Canada

Nurse Aide Work Permit Canada?
Hi, Im a Register Nurse Assistant in the State of Michigan, and Citizen of the US, I would like to get a work permit to work as a nurse aide in canada, is't hard for nurse aid to get to get a job in canada ? is the work permit easy for people seeking employment in this field ? is their any like a province exam or certification exam like what we call here State exam ? if so please provide me with the company name that dose the exams or the website, u r help is really appreciated thanx agian.
Health Care - 1 Answers
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You can't. You need a degree, minimum 4 years. Look up to governments NAFTA trade agreement with the states. Only particular professions deemed in demand (nurses with a BSN are on the list, as are physicians) qualify. Unfortunately, Nurse aides do not.


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Monday, April 1, 2013

I am a registered nurse born and working in Kenya i want to migrate to canada please advice on the procedure

I am a registered nurse born and working in Kenya i want to migrate to canada please advice on the procedure?
will work as a staff nurse
Health Care - 2 Answers
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Go to the website : Google Ontario Nurses Association website it should give you more information as how to do it.
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You need to contact the college of nurses for the province you wish to live in and they will have the neccessary forms for applying for licensure. You will have to have your education and experience evaluated and pass the CRNE which is the national licensing exam. Many provinces in Canada are requiring a BSN for licensure. Check out allnurses.com for more information. You also will have to apply to immigration for the proper visa as well.

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