How can an Nigerian medical graduate get placement for housemanship in the Carribeans?
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Contact them directly so that they can give you a definitive answer.
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It depends on the business and where you're from.  It might be OK to set up as a Builder, but probably not OK to set up as a Dentist.  Broadly, the legal situation is the same across the EU - so if you're OK in the UK you will probably be OK in Holland and France.  \n\nThe Caribbean is a different matter, the only thing you can do is check carefully with the Employment Ministry for the particular island you want to work in.
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You will have to meet the qualifications and fill out the required forms with a University that offers the degree you are interested in.\n\nJust do a google search for "Master's degree plublic health" and I think you can find some answers.
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http://www.ceitraining.com/\n\nthis school which has a website, above, is located in Lincoln, RI.  I know someone who went there and they raved about how well the school was and placement for work after graduation was at a high percentage.  He went to school for medical assistance and works for a health clinic that does rehabilitation for injured workers, under the workman's comp divsion of RI.  Good Luck
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Speaking for the USMLE (that's the one I've taken all 3 steps in), there are tonnes of prep books and study programs available.  Once you take Steps 1 and 2, and get a decent score, there are many residency spots available for qualified foreign medical graduates (FMGs).\n\nOnce you finish residency as an FMG, depending on which visa got you here, the way to stay in the U.S. medical system working, is to go to an underserved area (inner city, rural community, VA hospital) and work there.  In the meantime, you can work on green card paperwork and permanent residency, which will allow you to work anywhere.\n\nIn terms of the environment of U.S. medicine, there is a great fear of litigation (lawsuits) which makes medicine a little bit overexhaustive and has emphasis on overdocumentation and paperwork.  There are few restrictions to the lenght of time and the intensity of care patients get.  \n\nCanada and the UK have more socialized medicine systems, where there are restrictions to the type of care people get (less ICU care, less dialysis), and wagewise, physicians make relatively less than US physicians, since many are salaried.
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contact a local community collage or trade school.... what I did tho is I went to nurseing homes, so many are so under staffed that they will pay your way through the class.
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This question would take too long to answer, but a great resources I'd check out is www.valuemd.com, which has a forum for a lot of "offshore" medical schools.\n\nIf you've taken the MCAT, I'd recommend you look at Saba (www.saba.edu), St George's University, (www.sgu.edu).  If you haven't taken the MCAT, I'd give Medical University of the Americas (www.mua.edu) and Sint Eustatius (www.eustatiusmed.edu) a look.  Good luck.\n\nAlso, there are no Caribbean schools that are "accreditted" by the US, but there are a few that are "approved" by a few selective medical boards.  California's approved St George's U, Ross U, American U of the Caribbean, Saba University.  New York has approved all the above plus Medical University of the Americas and American University of Antigua.
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A couple of quick ideas from this old RN.  How about administration in Hospitals or Nursing homes.  It should be a prerequisite for all those at the top of such organizations to have your background.  I would check with your state requirements for certification process for either of the above and go for it.  How about managing a "non-profit" having to do with the homeless situation in our country or the "battered or abused".  See--I still think like a nurse.  They say that nurses are "born" ,not just educated to do.  Ask yourself--which am I and go for it.  You have enough "book-learning"  dear.  Good luck
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Try www.headwaycorp.com they are a placement service but the staff professional placement and direct hires which is nice.
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You could get a job in a doctor's office or clinic.\n\nMake sure that the school is accredited.
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Maybe trythe Center for Aromatherapy Research and Education. They and Dr. Gary Young have been starting to work fairly hard in Africa. If they don't give you some sort of registration, they cna point you to the right people.
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I can only speak about our situation here in Northern ireland but most Trusts have SW trainee programmes where you agree to work for them after qualification (although actually they cant make you stick to it!)\n\nContact the training and development section of your local authority and speak to the most senior person you can get. If you are already half way through your training and doing OK you should be a cheap and attractive option for them\n\nAlternatively send a letter into community care magazine and you should get a lead there. good luck
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Try contacting any NGO office in your area and they'll tell you how to do it.
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go to the hospital you wish to work for ask for the personal office. or you can contact hhc (health and hospital corp.)
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We used to have work experience placements at David Lloyd's health club in lordshill where I used to work but it is very difficult to find places now due to insurance and safety issues. There was a council funded group that dealt with the checking of premises prior to a placement being made i think they were actually based at st Marys stadium you could maybe try there or contact the civic centre direct they may have details of businesses there. sorry couldn't be more help I'm now in Spain so have no contact with businesses in Soton anymore. good luck
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I know the University I attended had a health Facilty. You could give them a try, no harm.\n London South Bank Univerity.\nwww.lsbu.ac.uk\nHope that is of some help.
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have a look at www.yachtingdirect.com and look up crew agents and send them ya cv your only problem is all the yachts are fulley crewed this time of year but normally they get back here (mallorca) sept/oct then looking for crew for the crossing to the carrib get over and hand your cv out .... good luck if you get over email me