EdCare sources medical talent for healthcare providers globally, covering a vast range of roles and excelling in healthcare staffing. Our recruitment organization delivers exciting opportunities beyond the obvious.
EdCare partners with healthcare providers to source medical talent and provide recruitment services. Our clinicians cover a vast range of roles globally, excelling in healthcare staffing. Our recruitment organization offers opportunities beyond the obvious, delivering exciting roles in healthcare.
Work with us and we can give you access to the best roles in the UK, Europe and USA. We can help you find that job you’ve always dreamed of.
In providing these services, we comply with the World Health Organization (WHO)’s code of practice as well as the code of practice for international recruitment in the various countries. Therefore, we are unable to accept applications from nurses and midwives from red-list countries who intend to migrate to other destinations, especially developed countries. Click here for more information regarding red list countries.
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Essential requirements for internationally trained/ foreign-trained/ overseas nurses and midwives intending to register with Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), UK
for internationally trained/ foreign-trained/ overseas nurses and midwives
EdCare Global can support with job applications, interview preparation, and visa application processes. Upon receiving a job offer, your employer will issue a job offer letter and a Certificate of Sponsorship, and then provide support, training, and payment for the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) after arrival in the UK. Passing the OSCE will grant a personal identification number (PIN) and fully register a nurse or midwife in the UK.
For PhD applicants, these are required:
Internationally trained nurses seeking registration in New Zealand should submit their documents and credentials to CGFNS for verification and receive a report. Once received, the report must be requested to be sent to the Nursing Council of New Zealand. After that, an assessment will be made based on seven registration standards: Identity, English Language, Nursing Registration, Nursing Qualification, Post-Registration Experience, Fitness to Practice, and Competence to Practice. Nurses must be able to demonstrate their ability to meet these standards and are required to complete a Competency Assessment Programme, which can last between six to twelve weeks.
After meeting these standards, the Nursing Council will complete the registration process and invite nurses to apply for a practicing certificate, allowing them to legally practice in New Zealand.
Foreign-trained nurses who meet the underlisted criteria are welcome to apply for registration or enrolment with the Nursing Council of Hong Kong with confidence. As a minimum requirement, applicants must be of good character, possess a valid certificate to practice issued by a recognized certifying body, and have completed the minimum number of years of nursing training. Applications are processed all year round, and successful applicants will be notified if they are eligible to sit for the Licensing Examination to be held next year. After assessment of the applicant’s qualifications, the Nursing Council will issue a letter outlining the next phase of the registration which is to undertake the examination. Successful completion of both practical and theoretical examinations will allow applicants to apply for a practising certificate which is renewable every three years. Don’t let language or cultural barriers hinder you, take this opportunity to enhance your nursing career with the Nursing Council of Hong Kong.
Essential requirements for internationally trained/ foreign-trained/ overseas nurses and midwives intending to register with Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), UK
for internationally trained/ foreign-trained/ overseas nurses and midwives
Based on these criteria, you’ll be assigned to a stream with different assessment stages. All IQNMs seeking to work in Australia must complete two orientation parts. Orientation Part 1 is an online course that introduces Australia and its healthcare context. Part 2 must be completed after registration.
Candidates must complete Orientation Part 1 within 90 days of creating their account after completing the self-check. To succeed in the IQNM assessment process and be eligible to apply for registration, you must provide additional personal and contact information, identification and qualification documentation, and pay the IQNM assessment fee.
