Abirami Arumugam

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Abirami Arumugam
Abirami Arumugam is a Senior Registered Nurse with over 26 years of clinical experience in India's Hospital system. She serves as the Chief Editor and Lead Medical Reviewer at Global Nurse Guide, where she combines her frontline nursing expertise with a passion for helping internationally educated nurses navigate global career opportunities. Every article published on Global Nurse Guide is reviewed by Abirami for clinical accuracy and practical relevance.
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New RN Prescribing Rights 2026: The ‘Designated RN Prescriber’ Endorsement Explained

by Abirami Arumugam January 23, 2026 0

New RN Prescribing Rights 2026: The ‘Designated RN Prescriber’ Endorsement Explained The gap between RN and NP has just closed. For decades, Australian... Read more.

uk visa update jan 2026: the new english rules & the 10-year settlement proposal

UK Nursing Visa 2026: New Rules, ILR & English Changes

by Abirami Arumugam January 23, 2026 0

The UK immigration landscape changed substantially between November 2025 and April 2026. For most categories of migrant the picture has tightened sharply –... Read more.

Australia

AHPRA Registration for Nurses 2026: Step-by-Step Guide

by Abirami Arumugam January 23, 2026 0

The 2026 Guide to AHPRA’s Streamlined Nursing Registration: How to Skip the NCLEX & OBA Moving to Australia just got easier for experienced nurses. For decades,... Read more.

global nursing careers the ultimate guide to working abroad

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The Essential Guide for Global Nurses: Insights and Resources

by Abirami Arumugam January 13, 2026 0

Your Comprehensive Guide to Nursing Careers Worldwide The Essential Guide for Global Nurses: Insights, Pathways, and Resources Nursing is a profession without borders.... Read more.

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Nursing as a Global Career: What the Numbers Don’t Tell You

by Abirami Arumugam January 13, 2026 0

The nursing workforce grew by nearly two million between 2018 and 2023, according to the World Health Organization. On the surface, that sounds like progress. In... Read more.