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1. www.bbc.com › news › uk-northern-ireland-56405473Brexit: Cross-border medics and nurses must register in UK ...

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   Mar 16, 2021 · More than 100 medics and nurses must now be registered in both the UK and Republic of Ireland due to their involvement in cross-border transfers and all-island work.

2. threadsirish.substack.com › p › irish-nurse-revealsIrish Nurse Reveals What Really Went On In Hospitals During ...

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   Jun 21, 2022 · At the end of November 2021, Ireland considered mandatory Covid-19 vaccination of healthcare workers. Many healthcare workers had already had the virus. This opened up another round of discrimination within the workplace. Some colleagues were hoping that this would come to fruition.

3. www.reddit.com › r › MoveToIrelandMoving to Ireland as a registered nurse : r/MoveToIreland

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   I’m a nurse and have spent a good deal of time researching a move to Ireland over the last few months. Unfortunately it appears very difficult for US nurses to get licensed in Ireland. I read a report from I believe 2021 and while I can’t remember the exact numbers, it was terrible odds.

4. my.nmbi.ie › searchregister › searchnurseormidwifeSearch Nurse or Midwife Register - NMBI

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   Search the Register of Nurses and Midwives. The Register of Nurses and Midwives contains the names of the nurses and midwives registered in accordance with the Nurses and Midwives Act 2011. The Register updates in real-time and contains the registration status, the registration expiry date, division (s) the nurse or midwife is registered in and ...

5. www.irishtimes.com › life-and-style › abroadNurses, come home to Ireland . . . and to a headache – The ...

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   Jan 2, 2018 · A conference held by the Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform and Safe Home Ireland (an organisation that assists returning emigrants and those looking to make a move to Ireland) in October heard...

6. www.reddit.com › r › irelandPlanning on moving to Ireland as a nurse : r/ireland - Reddit

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   I am originally from the US and am a native speaker of English and this coming year I will finish my degree in nursing in Spain. I am a European citizen and want to practice nursing in Ireland when I am done. What should I know? Is there a board exam in Ireland? Is private or public better for nurses? Thank you for all your help.

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   Do Irish nurses emigrate?

   • A lot of irish nurses emigrate due to the pay and conditions here. Wouldn't recommend it, Irish nurses tend to emigrate due to conditions here so I don't recommend it to be honest We've a nursing board you’ll need to register with they will advise what you need to provide or do to get registered. Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI)

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   How many medics and nurses need to be registered in Ireland?

   • More than 100 medics and nurses must now be registered in both the UK and Republic of Ireland due to their involvement in cross-border transfers and all-island work. The five health trusts have been told affected staff must be registered by the end of March.

   Brexit: Cross-border medics and nurses must register in UK and Ireland

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   Are Irish Nurses under-researched?

   • “Although there were huge numbers of Irish nurses in the NHS, they’d been surprisingly under-researched,” says Professor Ryan, who is Senior Professor of Sociology at London Metropolitan University.

   Irish Nurses in the NHS | Ireland - this is Ireland

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   Do Irish Nurses play a role in Britain?

   • Professor Ryan says that the extent of the role played by Irish nurses is not always recognised in Britain. “Around the 75th anniversary, I was interviewed at length on Morning Ireland and on Radio Ulster. There was a full-page spread in the Irish Times and a slot on RTE Six O’Clock news.

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   How can we encourage nurses back to Ireland?

   • To encourage nurses back to Ireland we need to change the conditions that we all work in. The first step in this is bringing pay in line with all other allied health professionals. The next step is to facilitate continuing education and encourage nurses who wish to obtain further qualifications and provide some level of work-life balance.

   Nurses: ‘We need to tell the people of Ireland we are suffering’

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   How much does it cost to register a nurse in Ireland?

   • First registration costs are about £400 for a nurse and approximately £600 for a doctor. The department said 37 medics and 74 nurses are being dual registered. SDLP MLA Matthew O'Toole said the matter was not covered by the Northern Ireland Protocol, but is an effect of Brexit.

   Brexit: Cross-border medics and nurses must register in UK and Ireland

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8. www.ireland.ie › en › greatbritainIrish Nurses in the NHS - Ireland.ie

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   This project is compiling an oral history featuring interviews with dozens of Irish women (and two men) who emigrated to Britain to work as nurses in the NHS. “Although there were huge numbers of Irish nurses in the NHS, they’d been surprisingly under-researched,”.