This issue highlights
why do I switch
from reporter to become
a nurse in Canada (Licensed Practical Nurse)
LPN?
How do I
change jobs?
Canadian
nurse when
what the pros and cons
is it?
Hello everyone!
If you
are first time today
I
saw my channel mainly to share my
experience of immigrants
working and living in Canada
and
travel to the movie world
I was in Taiwan and
apply for
skilled migration in
mid-March
2008,
an official report to
immigration to Canada is the first month in general large-scale
inside the mall
do salesman
sold a lot of things
but also in the local overseas Chinese teaching
part-time
after school to find the
translation editing
local Chinese
newspapers
took the salary that was the minimum hourly wage
in
Canadian dollars $10
with the center of the immigration counselors' help
After that,
the local TV station was open to recruit me
as a temporary correspondent like I did in Taiwan
the news reporter
but because I am a temporary employee
does not have the benefit health insurance from the company
like the full-time workers did
at the same time
so
I started
working income instability consider a career change
film focus today
is to help
people who want to come to Canada as a nurse
I mainly talk about how to apply
the Canadian province of Alberta
nursing school care professionals fall into two categories
Practical Nurse
Licensed Practical nurse
LPN
and RN
registered
nurse
RN
referred to
in these two categories of nurses
according to personal interests
become more professional
registered
nurse for example psychiatric registered nurse
referred RPN
operating room nurse
and so
I come to Canada to study professional
is practicing nurse
Licensed practical nurse
LPN this is
referred to as a two-year diploma course because
I apply for
health care professionals
in counseling immigrants in the center of studying for two months before commencement
of cultivation of
medical professional English courses in Calgary two major
LPN nurse practitioner
schools is another public school
BOWVALLEY Institute
for
private College
of Columbia public schools because government funds to
private funds with respect for
tuition and
other fees
much cheaper
public school curriculum is divided into full-time nurse and a part-time basis
I was a student of full-time
there are five
semesters of the program
the current school tuition fee is also divided into two types
one is the announcement of this year's tuition for
students with permanent residency
or Canadian citizenship is about CAD $ 12,000
for international students is higher a lot
about CAD $ 27,000
these fees do not include
fees and other
student insurance,
so
if you want to know the exact amount of tuition
fees, please refer to the school's Websites under the video
go online to the school curriculum inquiry
As for the other one private tuition nurse
nursing school courses Columbia College
is divided into three semesters
if excluding fees and other costs Tuition
takes about $30, 000 Canadian dollars
for local students
and international students
will have to spend nearly
$55,000 Canadian dollars
for non-English-speaking students to
the school requires students to
propose an international English certification
this year in Calgary nursing English entry requirements
students are to
reach the standard of at least six points
IELTS and the local Canadian English
Canadian language benchmarks
test the four English
speaking and writing
ability to score
8 points must be achieved
before can enroll
As for the local high school students English are
required to reach at least
the level of academic achievement in English B-
B minus
at the same time want to apply for nursing courses
must have a high school or GED
in biological disciplines
we can also meet the basic requirements
to two school sites link below the video
View detailed information related to the
Canadian nurses personally, I think this line
is how hungry
enough to eat, but also work
as a nurse
in addition say
has become the management of
most of the nurses are nurses collar hourly wage
is working
hours and brought the money in
a few hours
with no additional
year-end bonuses or allowances
and
professional nurses at every level salary is transparent to
the audience on the network you can get this
though nurses in each province of Canada starting salary
is slightly
different, but not bad salary go LPN
when starting salary
of about $27 Canadian dollars
can be
up to $35 Canadian dollars
as a registered nurse RN
four-year bachelor's degree is usually
the starting salary of about CAD $36 per hour
up can go to $48 Canadian dollars
we hear that wages
might think
wow! nurse revenue nice
In fact, if you work harder, then
such a salary
or better
than than the average literature or business school graduates are many
but
the whole nurses are the same the world
this work is painstaking and labor
now I will talk about
work shift nurse
table nurse and routine work matters
in Canada are generally divided into 8 hours
or 12 hours on duty made
eight hours of classes table
is divided into morning shift
evening shift and night shift
to three shifts
Alberta Province
morning shift is from
7:00
to 15:15
evening shift from
15:00
to
23:15
night shift is from 11:00 in the evening
to the next day's
7:15
and 12 hours on duty system
is from 7 o'clock in the morning
the night shift is from 7:00
to 7 o'clock in the morning the next day
as for work in accordance with the contents of the unit nurses varies
but most of the work includes
working to monitor and
report the physical situation related to
the diagnosis of the patient to the doctor
to write doctor's order
to coordinate the
administration to professionals such as pharmacists
and other medical professionals medical care of patients develop common
nursing care plan
and execute the nursing care plan
to talk about now I think that's when the nurse
pros
and cons of it!
Give everyone points sweetness
when the most immediate feedback nurse is the steady paycheck
during the COVID-19 epidemic this year, nurses are the busiest
is the most afraid of unemployment in the industry
although it is generally accepted the most dangerous job
if you are energetic you can arranged the morning
evening shift and night shift
as a nurse is a 24-hour system in the industry
if you have work experience, then
the workplace all the time shortage of nurses work
at the same time work in the national holiday, then
you can get 1.5 to twice the current salary because of new
government regulations of COVID-19
epidemic nurses can work in a unit, but
not very respected people in an outbreak before
a nurse can get two or three part-time wages
in many parts of the medical unit
of course, is to trade health for money
I don't recommend it
another benefit to be a nurse is
with medical common sense
I feel this is the most useful
because I was an immigrant
health care-related English language
and I slowly learned those while studying,
plus there are a lot of senior nurses taught me a lot
It was the biggest niche in nursing point
because I was alone in Canada
At the same time,
when ill treatment of
some self-knowledge and skills
this is for me to know how to
seek help
the third advantage to be a nurse is
very easy to apply for bank loans
because of the professionalism of
Canadian nurses in this line
are subject to the general public recognized the
general bank clerks
hear you are a nurse
probably will approve your loan
application
unless you have a bad credit history
or
much of a problem
if you are a full-time nurse
to buy a
car or apply for micro-credit course is typically not have
a nurse there are disadvantages
should I say more difficulties
to make three points roughly for your reference
The first one is
long-term rotational shifts of work
could not only harm the individual's physical
health
but also brought problems
for some people there is no
family home and social life
how should I say
most people say are nine to five work
weekends can be more than the church or gathering with friends and
family
but for nurses is
that most people have the weekend duty
nurse if you have children
mostly at the expense and time
to spend
at the same time for children nurse partner is
also
a big challenge
when a nurse
finally I think the downside is the biggest hardship is
really a thankless job
most of the patients
have no family around to take care
even live in long-term care
centers rarely have family to visit
the patient's family
sometimes long time to see patients
once to
pick and choose
some nurses do not believe that the families
do not live in nursing
even though Calgary
is also required to set VCR remote monitoring
of patients in the nursing room
which for nurses it is
very sad but
feel very
helpless
thing, not only the hard work of nurses have not been grateful no problem
also family questioned
this really is not a hard job
labor Heart and nurses labor
we will think that it is reasonable salary?
Welcome to the below video message
to share your thoughts
in the case of
Canada, the COVID-19 epidemic is still expanding,
I really feel very great nurses
still stick to
their own Although
the fight against COVID-19. Although I chose to be a nurse
because I would like to survive in Canada
but
also because when the nurse
was changing the rest of my life
if you want to come as a nurse in Canada
you are welcome to leave a comment below the video
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