@@carolforde-johnston Just watched the “Nurse Educator Interview Questions” video also, definitely great advice. I really appreciate your straight-forward, but empathetic approach. Fingers crossed for my PDN interview tomorrow 🤞
Hi Carol, do you have any tips or advice on how PDNs in your workplace support your internationally educated nurses? How is their role different in anyway to the normal PDN for our domestic nurses? Would you be able to share some information on this please? Many thanks.
Hi yes we have a bridging programme specifically for international nurses where we go through key differences in nursing, such as risk assessments, EPR, national safety standards. We also try to link international nurses to a buddy from their country of origin. Recruitment leads keep an eye and meet them in a welcome meeting then 12 weeks later. Hope that helps.
Thank you for this . I have recently taken up a Practice Development Nurse post . Looking forward to more videos around Practice Education
Thank you for feeding back Julie, I'm glad the video helps in some way. Wishing you all the best in your new role.
Thank u Carol for sharing this career pathway.
I am glad you found it helpful Rujina ❤
Thank you from Melbourne (Aus)! Still very relevant down under... especially as a UK-trained Nurse :)
Hi down under! 😍 Thanks for feedback Declan. You're the first person from Australia that's commented, I'm glad you found it useful ❤
@@carolforde-johnston Just watched the “Nurse Educator Interview Questions” video also, definitely great advice. I really appreciate your straight-forward, but empathetic approach. Fingers crossed for my PDN interview tomorrow 🤞
@@declanmcr Sending lots of positivity Declan and hope it's a positive outcome for you 😊
Hi Carol, do you have any tips or advice on how PDNs in your workplace support your internationally educated nurses? How is their role different in anyway to the normal PDN for our domestic nurses? Would you be able to share some information on this please? Many thanks.
Hi yes we have a bridging programme specifically for international nurses where we go through key differences in nursing, such as risk assessments, EPR, national safety standards. We also try to link international nurses to a buddy from their country of origin. Recruitment leads keep an eye and meet them in a welcome meeting then 12 weeks later. Hope that helps.
@carolforde-johnston brilliant, thank you! Yes it gives me some idea. I have got an upcoming interview on this.
@@L.M143 Wishing you all the best with your interview 🍀
Thank you madam for your valuable information 🙏
Thank you for taking the time to feedback positively. I wish you every success with your career aspirations ❤