Foreign-related nursing: What preparations do nurses need to make when going abroad?

Nurses with NQ ability go abroad to be registered nurses. In order to communicate with doctors and patients, they must have a good understanding of NQ in order to adapt to work as soon as possible. At present, many nurses will have nursing experts from the nursing department to communicate in English on the professional aspects of nurses when interviewing for overseas projects. In some countries, nurses' professional English level is tested by written examination. Oral English communication skills (SQ) Now some nurses want to work abroad, but their English foundation is relatively weak. When there is a project suitable for nurses to go abroad, they often fail to pass the telephone test or interview and miss the opportunity. Judging from the overseas projects of nurses in recent years, foreign hospitals that recruit nurses from China generally have to pass interviews or telephone tests. Foreign hospitals need nurses with both clinical skills and good oral English communication skills, and the better the cost performance, the higher the requirements for nurses' oral English communication skills. Therefore, it is not feasible to have a strong desire to go abroad without good oral English communication skills. Clinical work experience and ability (CQ) Nurses employed in domestic and foreign-funded hospitals must have certain work experience, generally requiring more than 2 years, and the salaries of ICU and ER departments are relatively high. Therefore, the practical working ability of clinical nursing is an important condition for nurses to go abroad for employment. Due to the difficulty in employment and poor treatment of nursing students in China, some nursing students did not engage in clinical nursing after graduation. According to the actual work needs, working abroad in the future requires nurses to have certain clinical experience. From the perspective of going abroad, employers in many countries will entrust embassies to conduct telephone surveys and confirmation of hospitals and health bureaus where nurses are located. Therefore, it is suggested that nursing students who want to go abroad must engage in nursing work in clinical hospitals before going abroad. The experience of clinical nursing work is very important for nurses to go abroad in the future. The above three abilities are necessary for domestic nurses who want to go abroad. In addition, different countries have different requirements. For example, Australia and Commonwealth countries generally require IELTS scores, so other factors such as IELTS and TOEFL scores and nurses' psychological quality are also very important for nurses to go abroad.