Krisnini International Ltd (UK)(in conjunction with)Krisnini International Recruitment Agency Ltd (Nig)
(in conjunction with)
Krisnini International Recruitment Agency Ltd (Nig)
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Applicants that trained as general nurses should apply as adult nurse. Following information is adapted from the Nurses & Midwifery Council (NMC) To work as a nurse or midwife in the UK, applicants must meet immigration
conditions. Immigration in the UK is handled by UK Visas and Immigration.
Adult (general) nursing
Applicants must have 1. Completed a programme at post-secondary level leading to
registration as a general nurse. 2. Have a minimum of 500 hours of clinical practice which must be evidenced by a transcript of training
from the applicant’s higher education institution. The programme must have included theoretical and practical instruction in:
• general and specialist medicine
• general and specialist surgery
• childcare and pediatrics
• maternity (obstetric) care
• mental health and psychiatry
• care of the elderly, and
• community/primary care nursing. Mental health nursing : The applicant must have completed: 1. A three-year (or equivalent) pre-registration mental health nursing training
programme, or 2. A 12-month post-registration mental health training programme, after
completing a general nursing programme . Learning disabilities The applicant must have completed either: 1. A three-year (or equivalent) pre-registration learning disabilities nursing training
programme, or 2. A 12-month post-registration learning disabilities training programme after
completing a general nursing programme. Children’s nursing The applicant must have completed either: 1. A three-year (or equivalent) pre-registration children’s nursing training
programme, or 2. A 12-month post-registration children’s nursing training programme after
completing a general nursing programme. Some postgraduate programmes may be considered as part of an application
to register. However, these programmes cannot be the foundation for an application
to apply to a specific part on the NMC register. If applicants have completed a specialist branch of training and wish to be considered
for registration as a general adult nurse, they must have completed a training course
of at least 18 months in adult nursing that covers the areas listed in the adult (general)
nursing section. source: http://www.nmc.org.uk |