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Nurse Abena

An Irish Registered Nurse 🇮🇪 🇬🇭 🇬🇧
Nursing Migration/ Coaching/ inspiration/ Lifestyle

13/12/2024

You're an internationally educated nurse from a Non-EU country.
You were trained for 3years or 4years in your country.
You hold a diploma/degree qualification in nursing/midwifery as a ...
● Registered general nurse
● Registered mental health nurse
● Registered community health nurse
● Registered midwife

If you already have this, you're one step ahead of becoming an Irish 🇮🇪 Registered Nurse/midwife!

Now prioritise Passing IELTS/OET in your 2025 to-do list and your jakpa ✈️ dream will become a reality in 2025 ✈️

Plan well!
Put your plans into action!
Yes, you can also do it!
I wish you well💕

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11/12/2024

Overseas nurses to Ireland 🇮🇪, beware of this!

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11/12/2024

Yes, it's difficult to find jobs in Ireland as an overseas registered nurse/midwife, but you can actually sponsor yourself to relocate to Ireland 🇮🇪 as a ...

10/12/2024

Trust in the Lord, and He will guide you to where He wants you to be.

Don't be like the Israelites who, after forgetting God, wandered aimlessly for 40 years.

Though the journey may have some bumps, potholes, and uncomfortable places, it will be worth it in the end.

He will lead you directly to the Promised Land.
Don't give up on your migration dream!

09/12/2024

You can't go through the NMBI 🇮🇪 Recognition process to practice in Ireland 🇮🇪 as an internationally educated nurse without having any work experience with your license.

One of the major requirements is to have a a minimum work experience of 12 months.

Newly graduated nurse, looking forward to "jakpa" via the nurses migration Route, one of your priorities should be about gathering this 12 months work experience for employment history assessment.

Find more information on my youtube channel abena
Link below .....
https://youtube.com/?si=UV9OVeel74i-jMrv

05/12/2024

Relocating abroad is not just about you boarding a flight and finally reaching your destination.
The afterwards in settling in a totally new environment with new weather changes, job, etc is the real bundle.

Relocation requires significant preparation... physically, spiritually, financially and Emotionally/psychologically.

Adapt the attitude to adjust and compromise when the need arise.

All won't be rossy from the start so limit your expectations before you check-in your luggages and board your flight. (Something I regret not knowing before I moved abroad)

You may have to put aside your degrees, masters and PHD at some point and start from somewhere most especially if you're not relocating via direct employment Route.

All you need is resilience through every stages you may have to go through, eventually, with determination and hardwork, you will definitely find yourself in the position you desire to be in abroad.
Get to know their system, and tailor your plans to fit in accordingly.

Time is money in abroad, wasting time means losing money.

One thing i have noticed in abroad is how easy one can lose huge sums of money by just wasting so much time focusing on finding "white color job" while you can actually start from somewhere to make the time profitable for you. This attitude can make you be a burden to others.

Think twice, make proper plans and adjustment towards your job search in abroad if you're not relocating with direct employment.

This may help someone.

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03/12/2024

Being a registered nurse/midwife in your country and choosing to migrate to Ireland 🇮🇪 via the carer/support worker route doesn't mean you can take up nursing roles or use your work permit to work as a nurse in Ireland 🇮🇪.

Truth be told, carer work permit isn't same as nurses work permit in Ireland 🇮🇪

Therefore, to get back into nursing, you have to satisfy the Nursing and midwifery board of Ireland 🇮🇪 Recognition and registration before you can successfully switch from carer job to nursing/midwifery jobs.

It's a process you have to go through same as a registered nurse/midwife processing directly from their home country.

Don't be deceived by any agent that you can switch a carer job to a nursing/midwifery job with your nursing license whiles on a carer work permit.

These videos on my youtube explains further for clearer understanding...
Check them out ...

https://youtu.be/bslrk9BA_8A?si=BFtwEdaVRkJJ81zj

https://youtu.be/niIJXc0AKm4?si=Ofp05kjbbJUshyc3

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01/12/2024

It's a new month!
The gracious last month of the year 2024.
Witnessing this day is a sign that the Lord isnt done with you yet.

Ask the Lord to bless your plans and you will be successful in carrying them out... Proverbs 16:3 🙏

Happy new month
Welcome December
Merry Christmas 🎅 family 🎄

28/11/2024

Arriving in Ireland 🇮🇪 as an internationally educated nurse to continue my practice, one of the important things I noticed is how relevant it is to have a driving licence before relocating abroad.

Being in a legal capacity to drive in Ireland contributes a quota to the comfortable life of the individual.

To legally drive in Ireland, you need to go through a process.

However, holding an international driving license (thus, a driving license from your home country) gives you an upper hand over someone who relocated without a driving licence from his/her home country.

There are separate terms and conditions applicable to these two groups of people.

These videos on my youtube will help you understand the process to acquire a driving license in Ireland 🇮🇪

https://youtu.be/5RqVaG8G_TA?si=OqHwR_OxmoDmzxgP

https://youtu.be/6Cw6S_ib4Pc?si=30pcYPQX0ecvuzGM

https://youtu.be/j-XwDePW67k?si=0EHd3M_nPKlefwDv

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27/11/2024

SELF SPONSORSHIP ROUTE TO IRELAND 🇮🇪
STEP BY STEP GUIDE FOR NURSES.

In the midst of the redlist brouhaha, internationally educated registered general nurses and registered mental health nurses in redlisted countries looking forward to relocate to Ireland 🇮🇪 to continue their practice can securely explore the self sponsorship route to obtain their Irish nursing pin to secure jobs.
This video details the step by step guide through this process.
Full video on my youtube abena
Link below ....

https://youtu.be/m3HPG_Bk-sI?si=Tefq5_0EnhK8bHBj

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26/11/2024

NMBI 🇮🇪 RECOGNITION PROCESS, INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED NURSE/MIDWIFE.

Adding on a top up degree in nursing to your diploma in nursing qualification for Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland 🇮🇪 Recognition process doesn't play any role in the process, it can rather make your process complicated with lengthy queries because of the many documents you now have to submit about your diploma and degree education for assessment.

To avoid that stress, why not just go through the process with your initial training as a nurse/midwife.

If you started nursing at the diploma level before furthering your education for degree, make the Ireland 🇮🇪 recognition process simple and easier by presenting only the diploma qualification to NMBI for assessment since the top up degree doesn't make any changes to the Board's decision.

If your initial training was at the degree level, then you present the degree qualification for assessment.

To go through NMBI 🇮🇪 Recognition process successfully as an internationally educated nurse/midwife, it's either you were trained as a nurse/midwife for straight 3years, thus diploma in nursing or straight 4years, thus degree in nursing.

I hope this clarifies your confusion about whether or not to include your top up degrees and specialties to your NMBI 🇮🇪 Recognition process.

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21/11/2024

Ireland 🇮🇪 is known to have a temperamental weather 😆

Yes, in case you didn't know, now you know 😆 if you're yet to arrive at Dublin airport, come well prepared to face all the phases of the Irish weather.

In as much as people do complain about the weather, others also tend to be so much in love with the Irish weather (individual preferences 😆 🤣)

The usual Irish weather switches from ice, to snow, periods of disturbing winds, every second showers of rain 😆 and brief moments of sunshine 🌞 😆 and a mixture of rain, wind and sunshine, all at a go😆

Most importantly, be rest assured of daily prompt and accurate weather forecast to prepare yourself and your family ahead of time towards the weather changes.

In a nutshell, Ireland 🇮🇪 and it's weather conditions, is lovely to experience, just prepare accordingly to embrace every weather update.

in Ireland 🇮🇪 as an international nurse.

20/11/2024

OBTAINING A PERMANENT RESIDENCY IN IRELAND 🇮🇪 - Part 1

In Ireland 🇮🇪, Nurses/midwives and Healthcare assistants do not obtain Permanent residency at equal times due to the variations in the work permits issued for these job roles.

For Nurses and midwives working under the critical Skilled work permit are entitled to Permanent residency also known as STAMP 4, in just 2years.

These nurses and midwives are permitted to put in their stamp 4 application after working actively for 21months and eventually, approved and issued on or before the 24th month.

Nurses and midwives on Stamp 4 do not require work permit any more to work as nurses/midwives as far as your NMBI license is kept live in the nursing register.

They are not restricted as to how many employers to work with, this is the stage where Nurses and midwives can do 'locum' if they so wish.

You can operate any legal business you so wish to do in Ireland 🇮🇪
There're many more benefits for nurses and midwives on Permanent Residency.
Visit the Irish Immigration website to read more for yourself.

Stay tuned for that of the Healthcare Assistants.

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Link below ...
https://youtube.com/?si=GVsfDFZaB43b88hY

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19/11/2024

In the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 there're 2 different work permits for nurses and healthcare assistants ....

1. Critical Skilled work permit for registered nurses & midwives

2. General Employment Work Permit for healthcare assistants/carers/support worker.

These 2 work permits have some slight differences in terms of its benefit and limitations to the holder.
Find more info in this video ...
https://youtu.be/niIJXc0AKm4?si=hRJ06npJGz6qSBFM

As a registered nurse/midwife in your home country, migrating to Ireland 🇮🇪 as a carer, bare in mind that, the carer's permit given you "DOES NOT" allow you to do any nursing or midwifery role, anything about nursing and midwifery does not concern you, and you're not expected to get yourself involved because the laws of the country does not recognise you as a nurse or midwife.

The only way out for you to find yourself back in the field of nursing is to generally go through the same nursing route process with same requirements just as someone processing from their home country. (Find details on the process from my youtube channel, link below)
https://youtube.com/?si=69h6BRzpbSYpOo6x

The major advantage you have being on a General Employment Permit is the fact that, job search is very easier for you because you're already residing in the country legally and employers switching your status from General work permit to Critical Skilled Work Permit is flexible and less cost involved.

(You do not need any "Connection man" to do this switch for you, just go through the process.

I'm not an Immigration expert/consultant.
I do not recruit nurses and Carers to Ireland.

Seek for professional advise from experts if need be.

You hold the power to make your migration decisions as a nurse or midwife.

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15/11/2024

The biggest recent changes happening with the Ireland 🇮🇪 nurses Migration Route is the fact that, candidate needs to be financially prepared to go through the relocation process.

Unlike previously, when employers were footing the entire relocation expenses of the candidate and you didn't have to worry about money, the only money you needed in those time was your IELTS/OET fees, NMBI fees, VFS appointment fees and your pocket money to travel with.

Truth be told, in recent times, the Ireland 🇮🇪 nurses journey isn't the same anymore, you must be financially disciplined from now to be able to save massively towards your relocation in 2025 as a registered nurse or midwife.

After hustling to secure a job offer with your IELTS/OET, your employer may ask you to foot your entire relocation expenses from your home country to Ireland 🇮🇪 .

However, the good news with this trend of employers is that, after spending huge amount of money to join the company, after you successfully pass your RCSI or ADAPTATION and finally secure yourself with the Irish Nursing License, the employer reimburses the cost you incurred.

Bare in mind, employers may not refund all the expenses, specific aspects they will refund will be boldly indicated in your contract (take your time to read your contract before signing) so you are rest assured how much to expect from your employer out of the total cost you have incurred.

This link will lead you to my video on the estimated cost to spend for the relocation, take a minute to watch, subscribe,like, comment and share!

https://youtu.be/Shp9ZS2w2no?si=ijn8giw32f-GKYq1

Developing saving strategies now to be able to relocate in 2025 as a Registered Nurse or Midwife is very essential.

Follow for more updates!
Subscribe on youtube for all coaching tips through the process.

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Ireland 🇮🇪 is known to have a temperamental weather 😆 Yes, in case you didn't know, now you know 😆 if you're yet to arrive at Dublin airport, come well prepared to face all the phases of the Irish weather. In as much as people do complain about the weather, others also tend to be so much in love with the Irish weather (individual preferences 😆 🤣) The usual Irish weather switches from ice, to snow, periods of disturbing winds, every second showers of rain 😆 and brief moments of sunshine 🌞 😆 and a mixture of rain, wind and sunshine, all at a go😆 Most importantly, be rest assured of daily prompt and accurate weather forecast to prepare yourself and your family ahead of time towards the weather changes. In a nutshell, Ireland 🇮🇪 and it's weather conditions, is lovely to experience, just prepare accordingly to embrace every weather update. #Life in Ireland 🇮🇪 as an international nurse. #nurseabena #irishnursing