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American nursing in the EU
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Posted about 5 years ago Hey, ya'll! I should be graduating in December 2008 with an associates in nursing (New Mexico). Recently, I met someone that I would like to be near. PROBLEM: she lives in Luxenburg, capital of the European Union. Any advice on looking at nursing in Germany, Luxenberg, UK, or the like? I am functionally bilingual in Spanish, not the other languages. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I maybe mistaken, but I think the requirement to work in almost all European countries as an RN is a BSN degree |
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| Posted about 5 years ago Well now, dont let a little ol bsn slow you down. if the person is that hot, hot enough for you to move half way round the globe. get a bag packed and check into on line BSN stuff. dont know if that will work but worth a shot. dang never met anyone that i would move that far for...hahaha |
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| Posted over 4 years ago I am a German Nurse and the requirements are totally different as in the US. I only for sure can tell you that is a real problem to come with a nursing degree to the US. You have to go through all the testing again. Regardless of your education and history backround. I know in Germany it is basicly a 3 year diploma degree. If you have a BSN then it seems to me you do not have any problem. I do not know if they ask for language tests. If you are regognized in any state of the European Community you have covered 90% of the world, again not in the US. So your chances to have an easy transition is very good. Klaus |
