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| Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006
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| Hi im a uk nurse and midwife new to houston Hi has anyone made the transition from working as a nurse and or midwife in the U.K to working in Texas, i am waiting for the paperwork to go through and then i need to sit the nclex. Any advice about the exam. I am also shocked about the medical insurance stuff here so far, feels like a money making scam to me. Are people over treated and over investigated by doctors just because of the money? I am thinking of working in a state hospital , is it more moral there? |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007
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| I am also a British Midwife living in Houston - however i am not practising as a midwife. I practised as a midwife for 14 years in the UK prior to coming to houston. We have lived in Houston now for about 6 years and we love it - apart from the Medical Issues ! I think you are correct - over prescribing and major insurance premiums - where is the choice here? It is extremely different here and "Midwifery" is not viewed as the "norm" - woman see "Ob-Gyn's" - what is one of them i asked myself when i arrived Well hope all goes well and let me know how you are doing |
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