Calling all Nurses
May 28th 2003 | 12:50 pm
#16
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Still nursing the chafe marks from my last attempt to escape.
May 28th 2003 | 6:27 pm
#17
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
No chance of district nurse job , only sliver chain and its not good.
No chance of district nurse job , only sliver chain and its not good.
Any idea who your name sake is ?
May 28th 2003 | 6:29 pm
#18
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From: Perth Arse end of the planet
Originally posted by kentcoast
what is silver chain. Is home help type work. Not what I would want just curious. I work in rehab hope there's a shortage in this area in adelaide.
Any idea who your name sake is ?
what is silver chain. Is home help type work. Not what I would want just curious. I work in rehab hope there's a shortage in this area in adelaide.
Any idea who your name sake is ?
No its Australias atempt at district nursing , not a patch on the UK system.
http://www.workingin-australia.com/employer/10841E353
May 28th 2003 | 6:31 pm
#19
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Sorry PB that is where you are wrong, if you are in Perth you cannot possibly know what is going on in Sydney at the moment. The recruiters are desperately looking for nurses in the community as well as the hospitals and interviewing in the UK.
I know I've already been for interviews!
I know I've already been for interviews!
May 28th 2003 | 6:34 pm
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Originally posted by Therese
Sorry PB that is where you are wrong, if you are in Perth you cannot possibly know what is going on in Sydney at the moment. The recruiters are desperately looking for nurses in the community as well as the hospitals and interviewing in the UK.
I know I've already been for interviews!
Sorry PB that is where you are wrong, if you are in Perth you cannot possibly know what is going on in Sydney at the moment. The recruiters are desperately looking for nurses in the community as well as the hospitals and interviewing in the UK.
I know I've already been for interviews!
To true but if its a system like sliver chain I would give it a miss.
Ask yourself why they require staff from abroad , when so many here who have nursing skills are giving it up.
PS my wife was a District nurse in the UK and was offered a sliver chain job here , no way would she take it after been given the details of employment.
Last edited by pommie bastard; May 28th 2003 at 6:37 pm.
May 28th 2003 | 6:52 pm
#21
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Not a silver chain involved, but if I do find a job there it can only make the organisation that much better by employing somebody like me.
Now had I been going to Melbourne I could have joined the Royal District nurses which are very good and well organised.
Now had I been going to Melbourne I could have joined the Royal District nurses which are very good and well organised.
May 28th 2003 | 6:57 pm
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Originally posted by Therese
Not a silver chain involved, but if I do find a job there it can only make the organisation that much better by employing somebody like me.
Now had I been going to Melbourne I could have joined the Royal District nurses which are very good and well organised.
Not a silver chain involved, but if I do find a job there it can only make the organisation that much better by employing somebody like me.
Now had I been going to Melbourne I could have joined the Royal District nurses which are very good and well organised.
May 28th 2003 | 7:06 pm
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Nice to have a dream just wait until you live it .
Nice to have a dream just wait until you live it .
May 28th 2003 | 7:22 pm
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Originally posted by Pommie_Bastard
(Lets hope they fall on their arse so we can gloat.)
(Lets hope they fall on their arse so we can gloat.)
Looking for a true blue Aussie name so I can post views on a par to yours from an Australian outlook, any ideas?
May 28th 2003 | 7:29 pm
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Looking for a true blue Aussie name so I can post views on a par to yours from an Australian outlook, any ideas?
Looking for a true blue Aussie name so I can post views on a par to yours from an Australian outlook, any ideas?
May 28th 2003 | 7:33 pm
#26
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Originally posted by Pommie_Bastard
(Lick My Arse.)
(Lick My Arse.)
We apes and monkeys have better manners , mega old boy.
Now Blue heelers that a different story.
May 28th 2003 | 7:36 pm
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(We Poms are the superior race, yes we are, aren't we?)
May 28th 2003 | 7:39 pm
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Originally posted by Pommie_Bastard
(We Poms are the superior race, yes we are, aren't we?)
(We Poms are the superior race, yes we are, aren't we?)
You being an Aussie should know that if nothing else, must dash got to keep the economy ticking over , well the drinks industry at lest.
May 28th 2003 | 7:44 pm
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(F..., natives are getting restless again! Lets get blotto again, maybe they'll all eat each other.)
May 28th 2003 | 9:51 pm
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From: Sunshine Coast
I reckon we should do an Agent Smith (as in Matrix Reloaded)thing here and get as many PB's as we can to sign up on this forum - should be interesting and a bloody good laugh.
