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March-April '02 Newsletter
 


MEET AND GREET

We aim to help you all the way upon you arrival and getting settled into your new selected Australian destination! Our Personalised Meet and Greet service has extended and is now available for all in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth. On arrival at these locations you will be met at the airport by our friendly Meet and Greet Coordinators who will then take you to your accommodation. In the days following our Coordinators will endeavour to make your transition as smooth as possible, assisting where needed with opening bank accounts, applying for your tax file number, accommodation searching or just being there to share a coffee and your initial experiences. For those of you arriving in other locations your consultant will stay in touch with you and provide assistance over the phone.

Renewal of Registration cost
When working as a Nurse in Australia it is essential that you renew your Registration on the stated date. If not you are practicing illegally. Safe Practice is Essential!

Victoria Registration Must be renewed by the 31st of August and costs $60

South Australia Registration Must be renewed by the 31st of August and costs $105

Queensland Registration Must be renewed between the months of April and June and costs $65

New South Wales Registration Must be renewed 12 months after initial registration and costs $35

Tasmania Registration Must be renewed by the 31st of August and costs $165

Western Australia Registration Renewal is dependent on when your birthday falls and costs $63

Northern Territory Registration Must be renewed by the 30th of June and costs $50

ACT Registration Must be renewed by the 31st of March and costs $80


WIN a lonely planet guide
Parties!

We have recently had ‘get togethers’ for all our candidates working in the major cities or about to embark on a trip overseas – they were very successful and we would like to thank everyone who attended and hope that you enjoyed yourselves! There will be more parties in the new year – watch this space! We hope everyone who received a Lonely Planet guide is getting the best out of it! If you didn’t receive one this time, let us know and at the next party you could be lucky…..

THE SECRET LIFE OF OZ!


Brisbane is a young and vibrant city and lies at the crossroads of Australia's most beautiful coastal regions and boasting an enviable climate.

St Andrews War Memorial Hospital is an acute care hospital, in Brisbane, specializing in high technology surgical and general medical care, from open-heart surgery and hip replacements to intensive eye surgery.

The hospital has a total of 229 beds, including Intensive Care Unit, Coronary Care Unit, Day Surgery Unit and Endoscopy Centre.

St Andrew's set themselves apart form other hospitals through their dedicated commitment to the concept of Total Personal Care. Discover Brisbane and St Andrews will pay for 2 weeks initial accommodation should you commit to a twelve-month stay.

STUFF TO DO IN BRISBANE
You must visit Moreton Bay it is located at the mouth of Brisbane's River and is surrounded by approximately 365 Islands. It is often called Brisbane's "Aquatic Playground". Most popular of the Islands is Moreton, where you can go and feed the dolphins. Or go approximately 1 hour south and you're at the Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise and a popular place for all. Go 1 hour north and you come to some of the most beautiful stretches of white sandy beaches along the Sunshine Coast. A good web - site to look at for what's happening in Brisbane is www.showbriz.com.au


ADVENTURES IN IRELAND

The first groups of Social Workers and Residential Care Workers have commenced working in Dublin. It seems that all new arrivals went straight for a Guinness after the 25 hour trip! The Meet and Greet guys, Dick and Ray, are most helpful, driving all around the place in their cars to get tax numbers sorted, bank accounts opened, blood tests and just simply orientating all new arrivals to their new place of work.

Anna Staples: "There is an amazing range of accommodation to look at... I'm glad I didn't stop after the first place, they are getting better and better Dick Bennett and Ray Keane are keeping tabs on my house hunting and are keeping their ears to the ground, which is good"

Sounds like an adventure? The next round of interviews will be conducted around May in most major cities in Australia and New Zealand.

WEBSITES NOT TO BE MISSED

www.ticketmaster.com.au
Here you can find out about sports, arts, music and family events that are going on across Australia and get tickets for anything that takes your fancy.

www.sleepingwiththeenemy.com
A good web-site for those looking for accommodation in Sydney, the houses provided are fully furnished and large, so it's a great way to meet some new people.

www.micm.com.au
This site offers you a way to look at rented accommodation in Melbourne. The best thing about them is they offer furnished apartments and it is very easy to search the site.

www.realestate.com.au
This is a great web-site for all over Australia giving you the opportunity to look at particular suburbs in the city of your choice. It is particularly good for those looking to settle in a new place.

www.citysearch.com.au
Brilliant site to visit when you looking for things that are going on the in the city of your choice

www.melbourneexchange.com.au
This site is like an advertising website it offers accommodation places along with sales of things like cars and fridge freezers

ACCOMMODATION OF THE MONTH

Hotel Claremont, in Melbourne has to win this one with its 'budget' rooms set in the perfect spot. Just minutes from the sophisticated bars and restaurants of South Yarra, and a short distance from the city centre.

They provide Bed and Breakfast style accommodation at a competitive price. Check out their web-site www.hotelclaremont.com to discover more.

For email enquires info@healthstaffrecruitment.com.au

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Freecall New Zealand | 0800 22 33 81
Freecall STH AFRICA | +27 85 22 557

NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES

 

August - October 2004

  • Nursing in Kalgoorlie, WA
  • Eastern Health, Mental Health Nursing in Melbourne
  • A Word from Jennifer, HealthStaff Recruitment London
  • Letter from Sally Haley
  • Melbourne and Sydney Social Events
  • Hot Jobs: Nursing in Sydney, Nursing in Adelaide, Nursing in New Zealand

May - July 2004

  • Nursing in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia - by Sue and June from New Zealand
  • Mental Nursing in Melbourne - Eastern Health review UK recruitment
  • A word from Jennifer Thornton - HealthStaff Recruitment London
  • Social Events - Melbourne and Sydney
  • Hot Jobs:
    • Nursing in Sydney with accommodation on site
    • Nursing in Adelaide, plenty of choice
    • Nursing in Gisborne , NZ with 6 weeks free accommodation

February - April 2004

  • Nursing in Adelaide - by Philip Payne
  • The Australian Nursing Awards
  • A word from: Kelly Harrison - HealthStaff Recruitment London
  • Suzanne Jones - HealthStaff Recruitment Melbourne
  • Nursing in Melbourne - Mental Health Positions at Eastern Health

November 2003 - January 2004

  • Nursing in Brisbane - by Olga Reilly from Ireland
  • Nursing in Melbourne - The Alfred
  • Your 6 Week Departure Guide
  • Nursing at Cabrini Hospital in Melbourne - by Ruby Mthembu from South Africa

August - September 2003

  • Moving from Ireland to Brisbane - by Olga Reilly
  • Nursing in Sydney - St George Hospital
  • Nursing in Perth - Things to do in Perth
  • News from London - Kim and Vanessa

June - July 2003

  • Nursing in Sydney - by Irene Haaima from The Netherlands
  • Social Work in London - Lambeth
  • Working in Tropical Queensland as a Speech and Language Pathologist - by Carrie Biddle
  • Things to do in Sydney
  • Relocation Tips
  • Nursing in Sydney - at Sydney's most popular beach sides

April - May 2003

  • HealthStaff Recruitment and The Australian Nursing Awards - by John de Haard, Managing Director
  • The bumpy road of living abroad - Homesickness
  • Social Work in Dublin - by Bev Moss
  • Our Meet & Greet Services in Sydney - by Miriam Lohmann
  • Working in Wales, UK - spotlight on Gwent NHS Trust

September - October 2002

  • Missing Melbourne - by Kim McKenna
  • Nursing Around Australia - by Sam Morris
  • Nursing in Brisbane and Melbourne
  • Greetings from Dublin - Social Workers from Australia and their experiences
  • The Australian Nursing Awards 2002

May - June 2002

  • Nursing in Brisbane - Social Event HealthStaff Recruitment
  • Nursing in Auckland - Neonatal Nurses for new special care baby unit
  • Life in Townsville, Australia

March - April 2002

February - March 2002

  • Meet the Irish , Aussies and Kiwis - Social Workers in Ireland
  • Hello from Dublin - by John de Haard
  • Winners of The Australian Nursing Awards - by John de Haard
  • Nursing and Allied Health jobs in Wales - UK
  • Spotlight on Nursing in Australia and New Zealand - Secrets of Adelaide and West Auckland Wine Trails

December 2001 - January 2002

  • Nursing Around Australia - Focus on Healthscope
  • Renewal Registration
  • Christmas 2001
  • HealthStaff Recruitment's Meet & Greet Services
  • Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Perth - Emma Earl
  • Christmas Present Websites
 
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