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Nurse Registration
Topic Started: 4 Jul 2009, 08:05 PM (159 Views)
mother of 2
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I've applied to the NBV and the reg fee has been taken out of my account but what happens next? Do I get sent a registration card like I do here in the UK or do I get confirmation when we come over? Just curious as I've had no correspondance from them to date.
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Mags
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same as u.k, you will get a brown envelope with various booklets, the first year you get an a4 size certificate of registration, subsequent years is a little card like the u.k one, unlike u.k the registration fee is due each dec, you get to march to pay, but they will hit you with a late fee.

Also like the u.k registration of a nurse can be checked on-line.
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dwmcjd
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As mags has said,
i have the A4 certificate, it took 8-12 weeks all up including the fee taking. Can't remember how long after the fee went though though! :bashful:
Michelle.
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Quick update for you - I got home from work today to find an envelope from the NBV. I got all exited thinking it would be a letter welcoming me to the world of Aussie nursing but no. Having taken my money they've sent my form back to me as I'd stupidly thought outside the box and documented my post reg work experience on a separate sheet! The reason I did this is because I've had more that 6 post reg jobs (which was the space available on the form) in the last twenty years!
Is it worth contact them to explain this? :confused:
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Its worth phoning, at least they can tell you how to fill it out so they will accept it!
Good luck,
Michelle
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mother of 2
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I've decided to just do what they ask asnd resubmit the bits they weren't happy with. I've also got to get another letter from HR because they want written clarification that I am still employed as a nurse because my current role doesn't have the word 'nurse' in it - only Chlamydia Screening Coordinator. So count to ten and off I go again! :thunder:
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