@@MillieMillie33 Hi Millie I don't put my email on TH-cam as I've have problems in past with trolls. You can link on my website it's free to link then just ask question and then it's sent to my email. Hope that helps
Hi! Thank you so much for the video:) i wanted to ask you how to become a Parkinson Nurse specialist in UK. Is there any special course or certification to be called one? I'm asking for a literature review about this type of nurse. Thank you in advance.
Hi Blessy, thank you for the lovely feedback. 😍 We don't have mandatory standardisation across all employers but you will see that most job descriptions for a Parkinson's Disease Specialist Nurse role ask for independent prescribing module and a level 6 or 7 (MSc) Parkinson's Disease specialist module. I hope that this helps and your review goes well. ❤
Hi Leena, check out my video on this channel that has tips to help you prepare a presentation for interview, see link: th-cam.com/video/qE892qqUIoQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi Caro, I would like to be a ANP or NP. I have 20 years nursing experience in UK. I work in a care home. But I don’t know where to start and who I can contact to enrol a course. How long it will take? Is it a full time or part time course? Could you please give me some information or guidance about the course.
@J_mathew1423 The easiest route is to apply for a trainee ANP role where the employer pays your course fees. You may see these posts advertised on NHS Jobs. Review the person specification as it will state the professional experience they expect and any qualifications. Alternatively you can self-fund a course but you need someone to sign-off your advanced practice capability framework if you are in England so securing a trainee ANP role is a better option. Speak to ANPs in your local Trust may help too. Wishing you all the best with your career aspirations. 🍀
Ma'am. I have been an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in India since 4 years.How do I get a job as ANP in UK.Please help me🙏I am Advance Nurse Practitioner in India.Am I eligible for the role of APN in UK.I have completed M.Sc Nursing in Nurse Practitioner of Critical Care
Each UK employer currently advertises ANP roles with different criteria so look at the ANP roles being advertised on NHS Jobs. Employers should take account of your experience and your MSc will need to reviewed by them to see if they will accept it. You'll need to be registered with the UK Nursing & Midwifery Council too. Hope that helps.
This video is invaluable. Thank you Carol. I'm trying to pursue my career, wanting to become an ANP.
Thank you so much for taking the time to feedback on the video Millie. Wishing you all the best in your future career ❤
Carol, is there a platform
I can reach you on where I can ask a few questions about becoming an ANP? A bit lengthy to pose them here.
Thank you Carol.
@@MillieMillie33 Yes just DM me on Twitter Millie and we can have MS Teams call and chat through.
@@carolforde-johnston I'm not on Twitter, sorry. Can I email you, or vice versa?
@@MillieMillie33 Hi Millie I don't put my email on TH-cam as I've have problems in past with trolls. You can link on my website it's free to link then just ask question and then it's sent to my email. Hope that helps
Absolutely! Comprehensive and resourceful. Thank you Carol blessings.
Thank you for the feedback, glad it helps. ❤
Well-done carol. This is the most comprehensive information I have seen as regards to ANP. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment Nicholas, I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thanks for video
@@adesuwaehigie95 My pleasure, I hope that you found it helpful and thank you for taking the time to comment.
again, extremally helpful. detailed topic easily explained ....with lots of food for thought. thank you
Thank you Denise, I am glad that you found the video helpful. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
Hi! Thank you so much for the video:) i wanted to ask you how to become a Parkinson Nurse specialist in UK. Is there any special course or certification to be called one? I'm asking for a literature review about this type of nurse. Thank you in advance.
Hi Blessy, thank you for the lovely feedback. 😍 We don't have mandatory standardisation across all employers but you will see that most job descriptions for a Parkinson's Disease Specialist Nurse role ask for independent prescribing module and a level 6 or 7 (MSc) Parkinson's Disease specialist module. I hope that this helps and your review goes well. ❤
Hi is any chance can you help me to do a presentstion
Hi Leena, check out my video on this channel that has tips to help you prepare a presentation for interview, see link:
th-cam.com/video/qE892qqUIoQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi Caro, I would like to be a ANP or NP. I have 20 years nursing experience in UK. I work in a care home. But I don’t know where to start and who I can contact to enrol a course. How long it will take? Is it a full time or part time course? Could you please give me some information or guidance about the course.
@J_mathew1423 The easiest route is to apply for a trainee ANP role where the employer pays your course fees. You may see these posts advertised on NHS Jobs. Review the person specification as it will state the professional experience they expect and any qualifications. Alternatively you can self-fund a course but you need someone to sign-off your advanced practice capability framework if you are in England so securing a trainee ANP role is a better option. Speak to ANPs in your local Trust may help too. Wishing you all the best with your career aspirations. 🍀
@@carolforde-johnston Thank you Carol
Ma'am. I have been an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in India since 4 years.How do I get a job as ANP in UK.Please help me🙏I am Advance Nurse Practitioner in India.Am I eligible for the role of APN in UK.I have completed M.Sc Nursing in Nurse Practitioner of Critical Care
Each UK employer currently advertises ANP roles with different criteria so look at the ANP roles being advertised on NHS Jobs. Employers should take account of your experience and your MSc will need to reviewed by them to see if they will accept it. You'll need to be registered with the UK Nursing & Midwifery Council too. Hope that helps.
@@carolforde-johnston Thank you so much Ma'am. It's really helpful ❤