Thanks 🙏🏻 I did actually! I passed in April 🥂

@@becurious2000 Congrats on your hard work! Did you start working in a Swedish hospital somewhere? Maybe consider Sahlgrenska here in Gothenburg?

@@mixchief thanks! I got a new job I will start in Malmö in August in the endocrinology clinic associated with the hospital

Thanks! 😃

Thank you! 😃

Thanks 😊

Thank you so much!

Thanks 😊 will do!

Ah thanks uncle Mike! I appreciate all you guys support.

Thanks so much!

@@becurious2000 my friend is a BsN in Sweden, and is planning to take the NCLEX shortly. I sent him several resources for the NCLEX Next Gen. I appreciated watching your video so much. I think his knowledge of disease process and science will certainly be his strengths. And he has spoken English since childhood.

Yea its amazing how much you forget after you been out of school a while.

@@becurious2000 Also, with your level of experience and education I think you’ll be able to get a really good position when you pass the exam and feel comfortable with the language. I almost feel a bit embarrassed that the Swedish system treats educated people so harsh. And makes it really hard with bank accounts and personnunmer and other bureaucracy…

@@sofibjorkman thanks for the encouragement. That's something to look forward to!

Ah thanks! So is my mama 😉

It is definitely amazing to see

It is really hard but don't give up. Maybe try a review course. I know there are several out there.

Download Quizlet and start an account for free there. All the practice questions I practiced are there. Also there is a book you can purchase that gives a nice overview of the different areas. The book is on socialstyrelsens website we’re you apply for the exams . Also you can look up old exams. That’s how I studied

Wow! Cool! Best wishes!

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I believe it’s “specialistsjuksköterska”. It’s a master degree. In the USA you can assess patients and prescribe meds. In some states you can work independently without a physician

I bought Medicinsk teknik by Lennart Boman and Claes Wikström

@@becurious2000 Can you support me to find sample exam tests or questions?

@@xVoNL they have practice test on the NKSE website 😊

What kind of information are you needing?

fascinating

You're talking about being *an interpreter.* Phrasing can be very important when interpreting since there are connotations and more/less difficult/ambiguous sentence structures, etc. Native speakers often don't talk or otherwise present information in clearest ways. (Just look at transcripts of some speeches.) An interpreter has to surpass that. Details may matter. So, what you're missing there is that phrasing *is* content. That #2 may be an incorrect answer because of it, and also actually a wrong thing to do for a working interpreter even if it is natural and "good enough" language for most cases. Not being clear and unambiguous may have catastrophic consequences.

Yup

I should probably do a whole video on that lol. Its a bit complicated. Looking at it hour by hour its less than in America but its less stressful, better work life balance, you get 5 weeks paid vacation, 6 weeks if you're over 40 years old, paid sick days, paid maternal and paternal leave, and many other benefits. So I believe, if you average in all that other stuff, it becomes about the same or possibly more.

@@becurious2000 Yes you can try.. but its probably even more dificult then pass the nurse test? Becuse, after paying ones taxes in sweden, many things is free or at a low cost, when USA citicens have to pay a lot more for insurances after taxes! An example.. in sweden every employeer pays 33% above your salary to the state, that take care of a lot of goverment spending.. like ones pension funds, our military/police/customs, national infrastructure, sciens, payd sick days, parental payd leave.. that sort of things that every modern country have? Its like comparing apples and banans.. both fruits.. wich is best? Soo, it depend who you are, I think that an Lamborgini is cheaper in USA, but that a family living cost is cheaper in sweden? And I altso have contra question, how much is a universety student payd by goverment in USA? In sweden they get 3013 sek a month (about 300 dollars) to study.. and they can a small loan on top of that! Its alredy prepayd with taxes of there parents!

​@@becurious2000Also factor in that the education itself is free if you are a citizen.

@@stiglarsson8405 I have a video about it called my 10 year journey to move out of America…

Thanks 🙏🏻 I appreciate it

fascinating to hear. Thanks for watching!

European and American nurses aren't doing the same job.