In the UK, is a state registered paramedic qualified to become a nurse? If so at what grade?

No. You have to complete the full nursing training programme and pass any necessary exams before applying to go on the nursing register.
Paramedicine and nursing are completely different things.

No, I don't believe so... a paramedic qualifies in a degree in paramedic science, a seperate course to nursing.

im not 100% sure,i dont think so my boyfriend is a paramedic but hes on nightshift,ill ask him in the morning and email you if you like

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