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Tr1boy Oct 7th 2012 4:44 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 
Anyone got a spare drawer? I have some nuts that need slammin' ;)

Pit Bull. Oct 7th 2012 4:46 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Tr1boy (Post 10318393)
Anyone got a spare drawer? I have some nuts that need slammin' ;)


I hope they belong to Chris. :rofl::thumbsup:

Pollyana Oct 7th 2012 4:47 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pit Bull. (Post 10318343)
I think your right. :thumbup:

Is there any nurses currently working at the Royal Perth or Charles Gardener hospital, who can tell me what it is like?

Cheers

Amazing what Search can turn up....
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...24&postcount=6

I suggest you ask Dorothy :) The rest of us will just sod off to bed!

Pit Bull. Oct 7th 2012 4:59 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 10318399)
Amazing what Search can turn up....
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...24&postcount=6

I suggest you ask Dorothy :) The rest of us will just sod off to bed!


Dorothys a student?

Pollyana Oct 7th 2012 5:05 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pit Bull. (Post 10318410)
Dorothys a student?

What's so strange about that? :)

Pit Bull. Oct 7th 2012 5:18 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 10318413)
What's so strange about that? :)


I never said it was strange.

chris955 Oct 7th 2012 5:26 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Tr1boy (Post 10318393)
Anyone got a spare drawer? I have some nuts that need slammin' ;)

Yes it is a bit like that isnt it :rofl:

chris955 Oct 7th 2012 5:27 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 10318413)
What's so strange about that? :)

Does she have 75 years experience at both those hospitals, simultaneously ? :D

chris955 Oct 7th 2012 5:28 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pit Bull. (Post 10318384)
Why you feel you have to get involved in this topic when you know nothing about it I don't know, not that I'm interested in anything you say, so far my wife's cousins who work at the Royal Perth and several others she has contact with there and Sir Charles Gardener, think its a bit better there, maybe the wife's cousins are saying that to get her to work there, I don't know, but so far no one on this thread has worked at either place unless I am mistaken, hopefully someone will post soon, with factual information of either hospital.

:rofl:

Pollyana Oct 7th 2012 5:29 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by chris955 (Post 10318428)
Does she have 75 years experience at both those hospitals, simultaneously ? :D

Wellllll she is a multi-talented lady, but I'm not sure even she could manage that :D

chris955 Oct 7th 2012 5:31 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 10318431)
Wellllll she is a multi-talented lady, but I'm not sure even she could manage that :D

Sorry, her opinion cant count then ;)

Pit Bull. Oct 7th 2012 5:39 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 
I'm not religious, but ....... please God there must be one nurse who has worked at the Royal Perth, or sir Charles Gardener hospital on here, who has experience of the UK and Australian system, not someone who knows someone, or thinks its the same in every hospital in Australia, or whatever, just a nurse, a florence Nightingale, an Angel, is it too much to ask?

Pollyana Oct 7th 2012 5:51 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pit Bull. (Post 10318439)
I'm not religious, but ....... please God there must be one nurse who has worked at the Royal Perth, or sir Charles Gardener hospital on here, who has experience of the UK and Australian system, not someone who knows someone, or thinks its the same in every hospital in Australia, or whatever, just a nurse, a florence Nightingale, an Angel, is it too much to ask?

I've found you Dorothy, from the Royal Perth. I've trawled the forum back to 2009 and can't find anyone posting about working at the Charles gardener, and can only find Dorothy from the Royal Perth. Thats not to say there aren't posters out there, but its not looking hopeful. Added to that fact - pleading for their attention at this time of night probably isn't a lot of good........

Pit Bull. Oct 7th 2012 5:55 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 10318450)
I've found you Dorothy, from the Royal Perth. I've trawled the forum back to 2009 and can't find anyone posting about working at the Charles gardener, and can only find Dorothy from the Royal Perth. Thats not to say there aren't posters out there, but its not looking hopeful. Added to that fact - pleading for their attention at this time of night probably isn't a lot of good........


Thanks for that, Dorothy can give her views of her experience there, but being a student she can't relate it to how it compares to the UK unfortunately. Cheers anyway.

Pollyana Oct 7th 2012 6:02 am

Re: Nursing in Australia.
 

Originally Posted by Pit Bull. (Post 10318452)
Thanks for that, Dorothy can give her views of her experience there, but being a student she can't relate it to how it compares to the UK unfortunately. Cheers anyway.

:getcoat:


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