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FAQI want to work as a nurse in The United Kingdom, how do I apply?A candidate can make their initial inquiry in a number of different ways, Professional Connections processes applications through our:
For an initial assessment, Profco will need a detailed cv. You should commence the process by registering as a nurse, mental Health nurse, midwife or Sick Children's nurse with the NMC What does Band 5, 6 and 7 mean?Salary for each BandAm I eligible to register in The UK and apply for a job through ProfCo?The requirements for eligibility for registration and application vary depending on your education and work experience. How will Professional Connections assist me?
I want to go to The UK ASAP. Is that possible?For a Nurse based in The UK and NMC registered the process is four to six weeks For European nurses if you are already NMC registered it will take four to six weeks. If you are not NMC registered then it will take 3- 4 months. For Non EU the process takes 6-8 months. What paperwork will I have to complete?There are a few steps 1. Initial application paperworkDetailed cv NHS Application form Skills Checklist 2. At InterviewYou will have to do a literacy and numeracy test followed by an interview which will last 20- 30 minutes and you will be asked general and clinical questions. 3. Post interviewOccupational Health Questionnaire Criminal record check form (CRB) Police clearances from every Country you have lived or worked Housing request form if necessary For Non EU applicants Visa application paperwork Sounds like a lot of paperwork?Yes there is and that is why you need our assistance to guide you through each part of the recruitment process. We have helped thousands of nurses so we know how to get you through it all! Can you tell me about visas for my family?http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/travellingtotheuk/ You mentioned I need a detailed CV, how much detail is required?When applying for a post outside your own country, those reading your CV may not be familiar with your hospital or the system of nursing in your country. Therefore it is important to describe your working environment and the duties you carry out at work. Professional Connections will give you a template and sample to follow. How do I register as a Nurse in The UK?See our section Nursing and Midwifery Council ( NMC) I am not sure whether I want to apply or not, can I have information first?Yes, much of the information you require is on this website, however please call us and we will discuss your options further to help you decide. How long do I have to commit to?We recruit to " perm" posts so a minumum of one year is expected. However all posts are permanent posts so you can stay as long as you want. If you are Non EU passport holder you will need to maintain your visa. How long will the process take?EU candidates
Non EU Candidates
Will there be housing for me / my family on arrival?Yes, however initially, you may have to take what is available at the time, and may not be able to select the location or type of accommodation. Depending on availability and circumstances accomodation is arranged by either the client hospital or Professional Connections through an on-site agent in The UK. Who pays for the housing?You will pay the rent for the housing but as always Professional Connections will be on hand for detailed information and advice on the best way to settle into your new locality. Sometimes the Hospitals will pay the first month rent if you are planning to stay for one year. There is a penatly clause that you would need to repay these costs if you fail to complete at least one year with the Trust. This benefit varies from Trust to Trust you will be informed on any benefits at enquiry stage. What happens if I want to work in another hospital after I arrive?If you are an EU National it is easy to move hospitals however you should complete the time you committed to. For Non EU your new employer would have to sponsor your work permit and visa. Will my children get free schooling?State schools www.dfes.gov.uk I am going alone with my child. Is there childcare available?Some hospitals have childcare facilities, however, there can be a waiting list for places. Each candidate's personal circumstances are reviewed prior to arrival and a personalised and detailed plan for UK integration is outlined. After the personalised integration plan is formed it is our job to ensure that everything is in place for the candidate when they arrive. http://e.doh.gov.uk/childcarecoordinators/contacts.asp http://www.childcarelink.gov.uk/ Will my Partner be able to get a job?www.fish4.co.uk www.totaljobs.com www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk Do I get a free flight?Generally Trusts will pay your mobilisation flight. Sometimes a return flight is paid. Never are holiday flights paid. Each Trust will have its own benefit package your Profco recruiter will advise you the benefits of each post. Do my family get free flights?No, you get the same benefits package whether you bring a family or not. Do I have to take an English Language test?EU applicants.You will be tested at interview that your English language skills are good enough for safe and effective practise. You will be given a literacy test and numeracy test at interview Non EU applicantsAll non EU trained applicants to the nurses or midwives part of the register must complete and provide evidence of the International English Language Test (IELTS) before submitting their application to the NMC. Do I have to pay for medical care?What is the National Health Service (NHS)?
Dealing with medical emergenciesIf you need immediate medical assistance (for example, because of an accident) telephone 999. The call is free. Am I entitled to free NHS treatment?
I am entitled to NHS treatment, what does the NHS provide free of charge?If you are entitled to NHS treatment, you will be able to use a GP (doctor) and other GP services (eg visiting a clinic) for free. You will also be able to get treatment in a hospital (both emergency and non-emergency). Can I bring my dog or cat?www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/quarantine/index.htm How much will the process cost me?Coming soon Do you provide a meet and greet service?
What we do for you?Take you to your accommodation and settle you in. Show you the hospital and where to report to on your first day your National Insurance Number,assist you Opening a Bank Account Assist you to register with a Doctor Show you the local shops Follow the links for more information How will Professional Connections assist me? Can I bring my dog or cat? Transport What paperwork will I have to complete? I want to go to The UK ASAP. Is that possible? Do you provide a meet and greet service? Can you tell me about visas for my family? Banking How much will the process cost me? How do I register as a Nurse in The UK? I am not sure whether I want to apply or not, can I have information first? What happens if I want to work in another hospital after I arrive? Will my children get free schooling? Work Permits UK National Insurance Number I want to work as a nurse in The United Kingdom, how do I apply? Do I get a free flight? What does Band 5, 6 and 7 mean? Will my Partner be able to get a job Am I eligible to register in The UK and apply for a job through ProfCo? Do I have to take an English Language test? Do I have to pay for medical care? Taxation and pensions General information about The UK Will there be housing for me / my family on arrival? Back to previous level: Nursing in The UK
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