I don't know if this will actually get seen by anyone in Norway early enough for them to see a live feed but tomorrow, Monday May 5th, NRK will air a news report on my on-going, now 3.5 year fight for authorization as a nurse and midwife in Norway.
The case will be aired on NRK radio, there will be two print versions available on nrk.no in both English and Norwegian, and a report will be on NRK evening news--first on the local Østnytt and hopefully on the national Dagsrevyen.
I will post links as soon as they are available.
In the meantime, our fingers are crossed.
Hi Emily, I came across an article on nrk.no about your long and disheartening struggle with getting your overseas qualification approved in Norway. I just wanted to say thanks so much for sharing your story publicly, and for having the courage to fight the system. Wishing you all the best!
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Liv Ahie
I cant believe you are still having to experience all this crap Emily. I feel for you and watching the clip online really made me shed a tear when I think back to my struggles with the UDI. Thankfully for me that's over now but you are struggling and fighting. I take my hat off to you Emily that you still have the energy and fight for the right to work as a midwife in Norway. You go girl! x
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ReplyDeleteIf you are still struggling with the authorisation process, maybe you could try to get your diploma authorised in Sweden. In case this is news to you... A diploma authorised in Sweden,means that it is automatically authorised in Norway as well.
http://www.aftenposten.no/nyheter/iriks/Utdannet-i-Australia_-men-ma-dra-til-Sverige-for-a-fa-jobbe-i-Norge-7833560.html
http://www.msn.com/nb-no/nyheter/norge/hun-m%c3%a5-flytte-til-sverige-for-%c3%a5-f%c3%a5-kunne-jobbe-som-tannlege-i-norge/ar-AA8OK3E?ocid=AARDHP
All the best,
Ivana