nursing in BERMUDA!

[trayrn]

Does anyone have any info on working as a nurse in Bermuda??!!

[nursinghumor]

Hello,

You'd need to see if your license would transfer.

You can contact their board here:

Nursing Council
Mrs. Jacqueline Dean - Chairperson
Mrs. Philabertha Carter - Deputy Chairperson
Royal Victoria Gardens
P.O. Box 3729
Phone: 242 - 325-4633
Fax: 242 - 325-8442
Kejue@batelnet.bs
http://www.bahamas.gov.bs/BahamasWeb...ects/Contacts/

Hope that helps.

Andrew Lopez, RN
http://www.nursefriendly.com/traveler

[trayrn]

well since i never got much feed back on BERMUDA. I accepted the job as a staff nurse. I start as soon as i get my work vias, (it's taken bout 5 weeks now)! So i should be there by the end of the month...if anyone has any questions feel free to ask!

[PINURSE]

Hi,
I am new into this Bermuda nursing job search.
I notice that the website is Bahamas and not Bermuda.
It is the same jurisdiction for inquiries?
Thanks.
Lynda

[PINURSE]

Hi,
I understand that it had been years since you posted this topic and I would be grateful if you can give me some ideas on how did you apply and get the info. I am in the process of applying a nursing job in Bermuda.
any help will be greaty appreciated.

[Teeituptom]

I can dream about it

[nursinghumor]

I can dream about it

Yes, dreams are a wonderful thing. Would love to do the travel nursing routine, three months in California, then Alaska, then Florida, etc.

Found a website for Bermuda's hospitals, probably the largest employers of nurses:
http://www.bermuda-online.org/kemh.htm

Maybe once the kids are grown and on their own

I suppose traveling is something to do when you're young and single, or newly single.

Andrew Lopez, RN
http://www.4nursing.com