Migrant Nurses Ireland
Bridging together.
Register for MNI National Conference 2022
Dear Migrant Nurses Ireland member,As you all know by now, we are delighted to announce our first national conference on Saturday, 21st January at the INMO National Headquarters, Dublin. The national conference will have important guests like the Indian...
Thank you everyone for your support & solidarity
Migrant Nurses Ireland thanks every nurse who voted for our candidate Mittu Alungal who secured 2846 votes and got elected as a board member. MNI also is thanking every individual and organisation who supported and campaigned for this success.
Migrant Nurses Ireland (MNI) Presents Mittu Alungal (Mittu Shibu) as our candidate for the election to the board of NMBI
MNI has decided to nominate its central committee member Mittu Alungal as the candidate for election to the board of NMBI in September 2022, in the care of older persons division. Mittu is currently working as Director of Nursing in the Meath Community Nursing Unit...
The Nursing Midwifery Board of Ireland and Migrant Nurses Ireland Union gathered again to confer about the challenges faced by the migrant nurses attending adaptation and aptitude test programmes in Ireland.
The Nursing Midwifery Board of Ireland and Migrant Nurses Ireland Union gathered again to confer about the challenges faced by the migrant nurses attending adaptation and aptitude test programmes in Ireland. MNI addressed the migrant perspective representing the...
MNI meets again with the Nursing Board to raise key issues faced by overseas nurses
Migrant Nurses Ireland (MNI) held an online meeting with Mr Ray Healy (Head of Registration) and Mr Greg Harkin (Head of Communications) of Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) on Tuesday, 21st July to discuss the key issues pertaining to overseas nurses in...
Meeting with minister Jack Chambers
We met with minister Jack Chambers on Wednesday. It was very productive, he offered every help he can.
Migrant Nurses Ireland
Migrant Nurses Ireland is a migrant friendly platform/organisation for Migrant Nurses in Ireland. We are committed to enable them to seek necessary help in order to achieve the optimum work life satisfaction. This is a cohort of migrant nurses who are predominantly working in private nursing home sectors, who are suffering mental and physical stresses at their workplaces. Sometimes this is due to the differences in their culture or experiences however, we have seen people being exploited because of these differences at their workplace.
Our aim is to reach out to these cohort using our well-established community network. We are focused to help them to voice their issues and enable them to engage in trade unionism like INMO via bridging the gap. We believe, MNI’s experienced nursing leadership can continue this mission more effectively if we have the support from INMO.We believe MNI will be a platform where a migrant nurse could address their concerns using the local community in their own comfort zone without any cultural barriers. The local units of MNI will serve this purpose by being an intermediate between the migrant nurses and INMO.
How the local units are formed?
General body constitutes all the members distributed all over the country, which is apparently a huge number and the General body will meet every 6 months. Where there is 10 members a local unit will be formed with maximum of 100 members. And every 10 members is represented by a delegate. The representatives form the local unit committee with office bearers, secretary,joint secretary and treasurer. The overall coordinating system will be Central Committee and central executive Committee with office bearers convener, joint convener and treasurer.
In case of any incident, the migrant nurse could approach these local units and the area committe will support him/her in conjoining with the regional representatives of INMO. We would be delighted if MNI is considered as a liaison between the migrant nurses and INMO so that the hindrances faced by a migrant in addressing the issues and concerns will be overcome.
Become a Member
Membership is open to all Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) Registered/Student
Nurses or Registered/Student Midwives who have migrated to Ireland.
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