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Could i move and work in America?

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#1 ·
Hi. Im Craig and i really want to move to America yet i am unsure if my profession will allow me entry. I am a practising Registered Mental Health Nurse (RMN /RNMH) with 4 years experience in England. My experience is within Child & Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH) and i have completed a post graduate degree within this speciality.

I would like to work in the field of CAMH in America. Is this possible? I understand that Nurses in America are 'General' trained, then move onto specialities such as CAMH...does this mean that my qualifications are not suitable? Ideally i would like to work as a CAMH Nurse, yet if this is not possible, then i would work within a similar field.

Any thoughts / advice / ideas?

Thanks in advance x
 
#2 ·
I would like to work in the field of CAMH in America. Is this possible? I understand that Nurses in America are 'General' trained, then move onto specialities such as CAMH...does this mean that my qualifications are not suitable? Ideally i would like to work as a CAMH Nurse, yet if this is not possible, then i would work within a similar field.
I don't see your chosen profession securing you the right to live and work in the US, I'm afraid.
 
#3 ·
Chances are you won't be able to qualify for a nursing job in the US without some significant re-training and/or passing of exams. You may want to check online to find the state nursing boards (nursing licenses in the US are handled at the state level), and then see what requirements they have for foreign qualified nurses.
Cheers,
Bev
 
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