Work in New Zealand : Hepatitis diagnosed B

Last activity 16 January 2013 by BOSTON MAMA

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denzkyMember12 January 2013 08:16:54

hi im a skilled welder i just want to ask if theres a chance someone like me who diagnose in hepab to work in new zealand..im a healthy carrier no family history maybe the cause of this is blood transfusion on my tattoo on left shoulder..

AurélieViP14 January 2013 09:30:11

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Hello denzky.

Welcome to Expat.com!

Hope you'll be advised by other member soon.

Thank you,
Aurélie

BOSTON MAMAContributor16 January 2013 02:17:07

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Hi,

I have read score of jobs in your field in Cantebury and Christchurch.

It never hurts to try, but it probably shouldnt be the first thing you discuss. But your job must know especially for injusries ets.

Hep B is better than Hep C...there is a vaccine for Hep B, and the meds might help your liver in the long run.

Best of luck with both

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