NovicePGSW

NovicePGSW is a Japanese term that refers to a specific category of individuals who are beginning their careers as dispatch and hospital nurses, particularly in the nursing specialist field. The term is commonly used in Japan to describe individuals who have recently passed the National Nursing License Examination and are starting their careers in the medical field.

PGSW in NovicePGSW refers to the initial license, which is awarded by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare after passing the nursing license examination. NovicePGSW individuals are typically recent graduates of nursing schools or universities, who have completed their education and training in the field of nursing.

The term is mostly used by Japanese healthcare institutions and staffing agencies to identify and categorize new nursing graduates. NovicePGSW individuals often participate in orientation programs, training sessions, and mentoring activities offered by their workplaces to help them transition into the workforce and acquire the necessary skills and knowledge for their roles.

While the term NovicePGSW is widely used in Japan's healthcare industry, its usage may be limited to that specific cultural and geographical context. The term is not officially recognized or universally adopted elsewhere, and its translation or equivalent terms may vary in different countries and regions. However, the term provides a useful shorthand for referring to newly qualified nurses who are beginning their careers in Japan.