Thanks for this informative video. I want to know if all the stages are done outside of Ireland and again you didn't say other cost that are involved except the non-refundable 1500 euro.
Looking forward to relocating to Australia as a pharmacist next year when I am done with my current study, MBA Logistics Management. Any group I can join to guide me on the process. Trained from zambia 🇿🇲
Thank you for watching the video! It's great to hear about your plans to relocate to Australia as a pharmacist after completing your MBA in Logistics Management. To help guide you through the process, I recommend joining professional groups on LinkedIn like "Pharmacists in Australia" or "Australian Pharmacy Professionals." Additionally, you can connect with the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) or the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for specific guidance on registration and practice in Australia. Wishing you the best of luck with your relocation and career ahead! If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel for more updates and insights. 🇦🇺
hello, thank you for taking out time to make this video it is very helpful for someone like me thinking of practicing in Ireland. please i just clarification on the adaptation stage for someone who is not residing in Ireland, do i get an invitation to come over to Ireland for the adaptation or i get to do it in my home country.
Certainly! If you're considering practicing in Ireland, you typically need to come to Ireland for the adaptation phase. Contact Ireland's relevant professional body, like the Medical Council, for specific requirements. Best wishes!
Thank you for watching! If you're not residing in Ireland, you'll need to come to Ireland for the adaptation process. It's not conducted in your home country. Ensure to consult with the relevant regulatory body in Ireland for precise guidance.
Yes , my suggestion make a europass CV and cover letter, (I made separate video on this ). if you passed IELETS, it is good make a cover letter and write directly to the companies and ask for jobs preferably Visa Sponsored Jobs . you may use any agency for these services also. Further feel free to contact.
For practicing in Ireland, the adaptation stage typically involves doing it within Ireland, not in your home country. You would usually need to be in Ireland for this part of the process
To apply for a pharmacist job in Ireland with a B.Pharm from Nigeria: Ensure your degree is recognized by the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland (PSI). Apply for PSI registration and submit required documents. Consider if an adaptation period is needed. Search for pharmacist jobs through online portals and agencies. Check visa/work permit requirements for non-EU/EEA nationals. Network and apply directly to pharmacies.
es, the Occupational English Test (OET) is accepted in Ireland as proof of English language proficiency for healthcare professionals. This includes those applying for registration with the Medical Council, Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI), and other healthcare regulatory bodies in Ireland. The OET is specifically designed for the healthcare sector, making it a suitable option for professionals such as doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health practitioners.
Dear Thanks for contacting , please watch video complete and carefully , there is complete procedure and eligibility criteria , fell free to discuss further . thanks
Sir I had done my bachelor's in Bfarm from India and my master's in pharmacology from Nothingham Trent University currently I am doing job as pharmacy assistant in Sheffield late night pharmacy sir I had a 2 years experience in pharmacy sir I want to migrate Ireland as register pharmist sir please let me know the process I would be very thankful to you
es, your friend with a Pharmacy degree from Mumbai and 3 years of experience can potentially find a job in Ireland. They'll need to: Register with the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland. Possibly undergo an adaptation period. Search for jobs, secure an offer, and arrange necessary visas or work permits.
Yes , my suggestion make a europass CV and cover letter, (I made separate video on this ). if you passed IELETS, it is good make a cover letter and write directly to the companies and ask for jobs
Yes , my suggestion make a europass CV and cover letter, (I made separate video on this ). if you passed IELETS, it is good make a cover letter and write directly to the companies and ask for jobs
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Thanks for this informative video. I want to know if all the stages are done outside of Ireland and again you didn't say other cost that are involved except the non-refundable 1500 euro.
Looking forward to relocating to Australia as a pharmacist next year when I am done with my current study, MBA Logistics Management.
Any group I can join to guide me on the process.
Trained from zambia 🇿🇲
Thank you for watching the video! It's great to hear about your plans to relocate to Australia as a pharmacist after completing your MBA in Logistics Management. To help guide you through the process, I recommend joining professional groups on LinkedIn like "Pharmacists in Australia" or "Australian Pharmacy Professionals." Additionally, you can connect with the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) or the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for specific guidance on registration and practice in Australia.
Wishing you the best of luck with your relocation and career ahead! If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel for more updates and insights. 🇦🇺
hello, thank you for taking out time to make this video it is very helpful for someone like me thinking of practicing in Ireland. please i just clarification on the adaptation stage for someone who is not residing in Ireland, do i get an invitation to come over to Ireland for the adaptation or i get to do it in my home country.
Certainly! If you're considering practicing in Ireland, you typically need to come to Ireland for the adaptation phase. Contact Ireland's relevant professional body, like the Medical Council, for specific requirements. Best wishes!
Thank you for watching! If you're not residing in Ireland, you'll need to come to Ireland for the adaptation process. It's not conducted in your home country. Ensure to consult with the relevant regulatory body in Ireland for precise guidance.
Yes , my suggestion make a europass CV and cover letter, (I made separate video on this ). if you passed IELETS, it is good make a cover letter and write directly to the companies and ask for jobs preferably Visa Sponsored Jobs . you may use any agency for these services also.
Further feel free to contact.
For practicing in Ireland, the adaptation stage typically involves doing it within Ireland, not in your home country. You would usually need to be in Ireland for this part of the process
Hello…b pharm from nigeria…how do I apply for a job
To apply for a pharmacist job in Ireland with a B.Pharm from Nigeria:
Ensure your degree is recognized by the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland (PSI).
Apply for PSI registration and submit required documents.
Consider if an adaptation period is needed.
Search for pharmacist jobs through online portals and agencies.
Check visa/work permit requirements for non-EU/EEA nationals.
Network and apply directly to pharmacies.
Is OET except in Ireland?
es, the Occupational English Test (OET) is accepted in Ireland as proof of English language proficiency for healthcare professionals. This includes those applying for registration with the Medical Council, Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI), and other healthcare regulatory bodies in Ireland. The OET is specifically designed for the healthcare sector, making it a suitable option for professionals such as doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health practitioners.
Procedure for industrial pharmacist?
Dear Thanks for contacting , please watch video complete and carefully , there is complete procedure and eligibility criteria , fell free to discuss further . thanks
My educational qualification is Master's in pharmacy from India, can i get direct job in Ireland?
Yes , you have positive chances. please apply directly but you make make a resume as per Europass format(watch separate video on this topic)
Is it possible to get a job for bhparm pharmacist currently working in dubai
Dear Thanks for contacting , It is easy to get job offer If yo directly apply to companies offering Visa sponsored jobs
Sir I had done my bachelor's in Bfarm from India and my master's in pharmacology from Nothingham Trent University currently I am doing job as pharmacy assistant in Sheffield late night pharmacy sir I had a 2 years experience in pharmacy sir I want to migrate Ireland as register pharmist sir please let me know the process I would be very thankful to you
Sir I am learning French language currently
My friend has done Pharamasict from Mumbai with 3 years experience will she get a job in Ireland...what is the process
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es, your friend with a Pharmacy degree from Mumbai and 3 years of experience can potentially find a job in Ireland. They'll need to:
Register with the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland.
Possibly undergo an adaptation period.
Search for jobs, secure an offer, and arrange necessary visas or work permits.
I am in final year of PharmD after complete this course can i get job in ireland.l am an indian
yes , apply directly and get offer letter
Yes , my suggestion make a europass CV and cover letter, (I made separate video on this ). if you passed IELETS, it is good make a cover letter and write directly to the companies and ask for jobs
Is indian pharmacist after bpharm can get job as industrial pharmacist as a entry level
yes
Yes , my suggestion make a europass CV and cover letter, (I made separate video on this ). if you passed IELETS, it is good make a cover letter and write directly to the companies and ask for jobs
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