Ghanaian Lady Marks First Anniversary As A Registered Nurse In The UK

• A young Ghanaian nurse has taken to social media to celebrate her first anniversary in the UK
• Nana Aba Kwamsimah, as she is identified on TikTok, relocated to work in the UK as a registered nurse
• The young nurse explained in the comment section of a video she shared on TikTok how she got hired

A Ghanaian nurse, who recently relocated to the UK for better working conditions has celebrated a major milestone in her career.

The lady, known as Nana Aba Kwansimah, marked the first anniversary since she began working as a registered nurse in the UK.

Taking to social media to revel in her achievement, Nana Aba expressed her heartfelt gratitude to God for the opportunity to pursue her passion.

While responding to a comment under her TikTok video, the young nurse explained how she secured employment in the UK from Ghana.

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She said she took the IELTS and CBT exams in Ghana, the requirement for people seeking to work as nurses in the UK, which she successfully passed.

After passing the exams, Nana Aba said she applied for a job in the UK that required her to sit for the OSCE exam, after which she was hired.

Ghanaians congratulate Nana Aba

Ghanaians on social media congratulated Nana Aba Kwansimah upon coming across her video on TikTok.

@adwoa_sarfi commented:

"It's not as easy as we see, congratulations dear."

@serwaa779 also commented:

'Congratulations, this is beautiful."

@boss lady said:

"Congratulations, l tap into ur blessings."

@JUNE asked:

"How did you do it please."

@Nana Aba Kwansimah replied:

"I wrote the IELTS and CBT exams in Ghana, applied for a job and came here and wrote the OSCE exam and I got my UK RN pin."

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Meanwhile, in a previous YEN.com.gh report, a Ghanaian lady, Gifty Ntiamoah, who worked as a nurse in the US quit her job to return home.

She explained in an interview that the nursing job in the US was stressful, hence the decision to return home.

After relocating to Ghana, Gifty Ntiamoah established an online clinic that allowed her to work remotely.

Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh