The Registered Nurse Objective Structured Clinical Examination (RN OSCE) is the practical examination for internationally qualified registered nurses seeking registration in Australia as a registered nurse. The RN OSCE exam consists of 10 stations (or clinical scenarios) that have been developed to test candidates against the NMBA Registered Nurse Standards for Practice. The OSCE is…
Starting October 10th, nurses and midwives who have taken their basic qualification overseas will be able to take a language test of English proficiency on their own computers at home. The NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council), UK, has announced it will accept results from a new computer-based way of completing the Occupational English Test (OET)…
The National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX), is used by all state nursing boards to determine whether or not a nurse is ready to practice at an entry-level. There are two NCLEX examinations, the NCLEX-PN, for practical and vocational nurses, and the NCLEX-RN, for registered nurses. Under normal circumstances, the minimum number of questions for the…
Nurses and midwives who have received their primary training outside the European Economic Area, and wish to obtain UK registration are required to pass the test of competence set by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). This test consists of two parts and assesses the basic professional knowledge, skills and attitudes that are necessary for…
Effective 20 July 2020, Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) test centres have been reopened. Nurses and midwifery professionals who are trained outside the EEA are now able to complete their tests in a safe, socially distanced way. All 3 UK test centres, which were closed since March following the coronavirus pandemic, are now open. All…
At this time of global uncertainty, you as a candidate may be nervously wondering whether your application to university will be affected. Most of English language proficiency testing centers are currently closed due to COVID-19 restrictions. The online form of the tests may be the only option available to International students for the time being.…
The Department of Nursing at the University of New England has launched a school, the UNE School of Nursing and Population Health that will build upon its commitment to public health. The programs set up by the newly established school will address pressing workforce training needs that will help nurses to care for Maine’s most vulnerable…
A career in community services is a great option for those who love to support others around them. There’s a lot of potential growth in it as well; career opportunities are always growing, and you can always advance in your own career too. Here are the top ten reasons to start a career in community…
Across the world, there are rapid increases in chronic diseases and illnesses due to poor lifestyles, changing diets and rising obesity levels. Healthcare spending is also acerbated by the ageing population and increasing patient awareness, knowledge, and expectations. Life expectancy is projected to increase, which means that the numbers of the aged and disabled who…
There are many reasons why you could opt for a career as a nursing professional in Australia, all of them very compelling reasons indeed! A career in healthcare in Australia gives you the opportunity to be a part of one of the most highly respected and trusted fraternities of working professionals in the world, where…
