Guide to nursing professional application in Australia

With the aging problem in Australia becoming more and more serious, in recent years, there is an increasing demand for medical staff in society. It is also for this reason that although the list of skilled immigrants in Australia has been revised several times, the nursing major is still on the list. The employment rate of nurses in Australia has been as high as over 90%, and the annual income ranges from 45,000 Australian dollars to 60,000 Australian dollars. The head nurse or senior nurse in charge of management has an annual salary of more than 6.5438+0.2 million Australian dollars. The Australian government has been actively encouraging nurses to emigrate. The following 86 will introduce you to the nursing profession in Australia. Nurses in Australia are mainly divided into two categories:

Registered nurse: no college diploma, such as studying TAFE, similar to nursing workers, mainly working in nursing homes, full service.

Registered nurse: Bachelor degree or above, which means that half doctors have the right to prescribe. Registered nurses are guided and managed by registered nurses and are responsible for registered nurses and patients they care for.

Best application time:

Nursing courses in most schools are only offered once a year, about February every year, and the number of places in this course is limited because of internship arrangements. So it's safer to apply one year or more in advance.

Domestic high schools, junior colleges and undergraduates apply for the following courses:

High school students can go directly to undergraduate courses, and they can choose preparatory courses and diploma courses to enter undergraduate studies. Bachelor of nursing (pre-registered) undergraduate education system is three years.

Bachelor of Nursing (postgraduate entrance) lasts for 2 years, and is aimed at students who have graduated from other majors in China and have no nurse qualification certification.

Bachelor of nursing (post-registration/transfer) is for students who have graduated from domestic nursing colleges or have been certified as domestic nurses. The length of schooling is 1 year.

Australian full-time master of nursing, with 1 year experience before application, I suggest this master continue his studies.

Recommended school

New South Wales:

Australian catholic university, University of Technology Sydney, West Sydney

Victoria:

Deakin University La Trobe University Spencer University Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Queensland:

Griffith University Queensland University of Technology

South Australia:

University of South Australia Flinders University

Western Australia:

Curtin University Murdoch University Adiskwan University

It is particularly noteworthy that no matter whether it is a three-year nursing secondary school or a three-year nursing junior college in China, as long as you have obtained a registered nurse in China, you can participate in an Australian undergraduate nursing course for one year, which not only saves time, but also saves the cost of studying abroad. This course is the best in nursing.

The nursing profession in Australia has distinct levels. International students must keep their eyes open and choose the most suitable nursing course according to their own conditions, so as to avoid detours.