Your travel checklist if you want a placement overseas
Julia Hubbard Professor of clinical health education, head of department for nursing, midwifery and nurse apprenticeships, and director of international partnerships, University of East Anglia
Katie Beck Lecturer in nursing science, course director of MSc advanced professional practice and international placement lead, school of health sciences, University of East Anglia, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of Exeter
International clinical placements are rewarding but need careful planning to comply with NMC and visa rules
Embarking on an international clinical placement can be a transformative experience. These opportunities are not just about exploring new cultures and clinical practices – they also offer a chance for personal growth and skill development.
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doi: 10.7748/ns.39.11.38.s18
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