Comments on: Do “In Demand” U.S. Jobs = Expat Jobs in Mexico? http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: susan Klopfer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-31824 susan Klopfer Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:48:04 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-31824 Hi-- We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help. Hi– We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help.

]]> By: Khaki Scott http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18627 Khaki Scott Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:03:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18627 Kenni - you will have to have a work visa and register with your state's Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We'll get through it and post it as soon as possible. What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is - or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses. Kenni – you will have to have a work visa and register with your state’s Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We’ll get through it and post it as soon as possible.

What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is – or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses.

]]> By: medical tourism http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18477 medical tourism Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:46:17 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18477 Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved. Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved.

]]> By: kenni Davies http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comments on: Do “In Demand” U.S. Jobs = Expat Jobs in Mexico? http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: susan Klopfer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-31824 susan Klopfer Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:48:04 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-31824 Hi-- We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help. Hi– We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help.

]]> By: Khaki Scott http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18627 Khaki Scott Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:03:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18627 Kenni - you will have to have a work visa and register with your state's Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We'll get through it and post it as soon as possible. What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is - or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses. Kenni – you will have to have a work visa and register with your state’s Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We’ll get through it and post it as soon as possible.

What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is – or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses.

]]> By: medical tourism http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18477 medical tourism Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:46:17 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18477 Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved. Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved.

]]> By: kenni Davies http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-31824 susan Klopfer Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:48:04 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-31824 Hi-- We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help. Hi– We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help.

]]> Comments on: Do “In Demand” U.S. Jobs = Expat Jobs in Mexico? http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: susan Klopfer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-31824 susan Klopfer Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:48:04 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-31824 Hi-- We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help. Hi– We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help.

]]> By: Khaki Scott http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18627 Khaki Scott Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:03:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18627 Kenni - you will have to have a work visa and register with your state's Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We'll get through it and post it as soon as possible. What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is - or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses. Kenni – you will have to have a work visa and register with your state’s Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We’ll get through it and post it as soon as possible.

What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is – or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses.

]]> By: medical tourism http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18477 medical tourism Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:46:17 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18477 Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved. Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved.

]]> By: kenni Davies http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18627 Khaki Scott Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:03:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18627 Kenni - you will have to have a work visa and register with your state's Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We'll get through it and post it as soon as possible. What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is - or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses. Kenni – you will have to have a work visa and register with your state’s Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We’ll get through it and post it as soon as possible.

What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is – or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses.

]]> Comments on: Do “In Demand” U.S. Jobs = Expat Jobs in Mexico? http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: susan Klopfer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-31824 susan Klopfer Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:48:04 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-31824 Hi-- We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help. Hi– We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help.

]]> By: Khaki Scott http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18627 Khaki Scott Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:03:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18627 Kenni - you will have to have a work visa and register with your state's Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We'll get through it and post it as soon as possible. What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is - or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses. Kenni – you will have to have a work visa and register with your state’s Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We’ll get through it and post it as soon as possible.

What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is – or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses.

]]> By: medical tourism http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18477 medical tourism Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:46:17 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18477 Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved. Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved.

]]> By: kenni Davies http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18477 medical tourism Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:46:17 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18477 Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved. Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved.

]]> Comments on: Do “In Demand” U.S. Jobs = Expat Jobs in Mexico? http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: susan Klopfer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-31824 susan Klopfer Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:48:04 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-31824 Hi-- We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help. Hi– We are moving to Lake Chapala this summer. My husband is a psychologist and would like to open a practice for expats. Is this possible? What about licensure? Thanks so much for your help.

]]> By: Khaki Scott http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18627 Khaki Scott Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:03:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18627 Kenni - you will have to have a work visa and register with your state's Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We'll get through it and post it as soon as possible. What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is - or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses. Kenni – you will have to have a work visa and register with your state’s Secretary of Health. You will need both registration and certification through that office. We are currently developing more specific information on that process, but it is slow going. We’ll get through it and post it as soon as possible.

What I can tell you is that the only way you want to work as a nurse in Mexico is to build your own business. You cannot imagine how low the pay is – or how little autonomy there is. The autonomy issue alone makes this not a good career destination for American nurses.

]]> By: medical tourism http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-18477 medical tourism Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:46:17 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-18477 Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved. Yaa its right that finding a job in Mexico is not a career destination,problem should be solved.

]]> By: kenni Davies http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/do-in-demand-us-jobs-expat-jobs-in-mexico/00644/comment-page-1#comment-17948 kenni Davies Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:39:00 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=644#comment-17948 I would like to ask a question and hopefully someone can answer it. I am a nurse from the U.S. and now I live in Mexico. I am completely bi-lingual English/Spanish. I have had to use my Spanish speaking skills often throughout my years in nursing. I have alot of experience. I would like to know if it is best to try and obtain a license to practice nursing in Mexico or should I just use my U.S. state license (seems to be acceptable) and how do I go about doing so. I am starting a home care/visiting nurse agency here in Oaxaca which seems to be necessary as many people cannot stay home to care for a sick family member. I would appreciate any comments or suggestions. I would like to ask a question and hopefully someone can answer it. I am a nurse from the U.S. and now I live in Mexico. I am completely bi-lingual English/Spanish. I have had to use my Spanish speaking skills often throughout my years in nursing. I have alot of experience. I would like to know if it is best to try and obtain a license to practice nursing in Mexico or should I just use my U.S. state license (seems to be acceptable) and how do I go about doing so. I am starting a home care/visiting nurse agency here in Oaxaca which seems to be
necessary as many people cannot stay home to care for a sick family member. I would appreciate any comments or suggestions.

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