Italy Nursing Degree

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Does anyone know (Nursing school in the US related)

Does anyone know (Nursing school in the US related)?
I'm about to start Nursing School in my country (Italy) and I was wondering, does anyone know (or knows of somebody) if, once you have your degree, you can "transfer" it in the US? You see, living in America is my dream and so is medicine (well... nursing) so i was wondering if this can be a possibility... thanks!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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contact these people. a big nursing org in the usa they can help your further. http://www.nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/CertificationandAccreditation.aspx http://www.nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/CertificationandAccreditation/AboutNursing.aspx

Monday, December 1, 2008

I would like to find a job in Italy from here.Please can you help me

I would like to find a job in Italy from here.Please can you help me?
I'M FROM ROMANIA AND MY VIZA WILL BE FINISH NEXT YEAR IN JULY.I THINK IS TIME TO THINK ABOUT ME,ENSPACIAL I BECAUSE I HAVE LOTS OF PROBLEMS WITH THE FAMILY.I LOVE ITALY AND I WOULD LIKE TO LIVE THERE.I WORK AT HOME LIKE A NURSE FOR OLD PEOPLE BUT I DID OLSO COMPUTERS AND I WORK LIKE A SECOND ACCOUNTAN.HETE I DID ENLISH FOR HIGHT LEVEL AND I PAS SPEAKING AND LISTENING.I KNOW SPEAKINK A BIT ITALIAN.
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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an advice from an italian girl...italy isn't the best place to find a job...the working situation is terrible for italians also...change your purpose..an advice with heart :)

Friday, November 28, 2008

Nursing as a choice or as a need

Nursing as a choice or as a need?
It seems that in these days of crisis many people get into nursing. Before it was something not chosen but now it looks like a nice way to get a good job not being able to find something else. Does this happen in the USA too? Greetings from Italy.
Health Care - 1 Answers
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Yes, but it is harder and harder to get a job as a new graduate now. First, because nurses are coming out of retirment due to the economy. Hospitals would rather hire a 30 year veteran than a new grad that they would need to train for the first 6 months. Second, the census in hospitals are down. a lot of hospitals are on freezes right now, and if they arent, then they are not in need of too many nurses. full time nurses are getting cut in the middle of their shift or being called off. If youre a per diem nurse, forget about it. they have no work for you.