CA BRN new requirements for NCLEX RN international students - page 10

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   Mar 8, '12 by jemae

   Quote from retetestis

   You had all your cases in ob in your ncm101 and ms in ncm102??

   <br><br>i do have same question too.... i just receive a letter from the board the i need to submit clinical cases... i wanna make sure that my cases are concurrent to theory.<br><br>
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   #118 0

   Mar 8, '12 by jemae

   Hi fim1234 is your OB CASES NCM 101 and your MS CASES NCM 102?
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   #119 0

   Mar 8, '12 by fim1234

   Thanks. I'm didn't take it yet. I'm giving myself 2 months to prepare.
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   #120 0

   Mar 8, '12 by jemae

   Quote from fim1234

   Thanks. I'm didn't take it yet. I'm giving myself 2 months to prepare.

   Thanks for the reply... Hope my cases are concurrent coz it's hard to focus on the exam if the papers are not yet smooth..
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   #121 0

   Mar 8, '12 by jemae

   Both of your OB and MS CASES Are from 3rd yr? Did u mislead this? Thanks
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   #122 0

   Mar 8, '12 by retetestis

   
   
   I believe this what you are saying fim1234. The analyst is basing our theory and clinical rotation according to what the CHED is implementing. So it means that if you did not get your ob cases during ncm101, you're automatically not eligible? Pls correct me if I'm wrong. But why are they basing it in our cases?
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   Mar 8, '12 by fim1234

   sorry for misinformation. so i checked my transcript and cases again.
   i graduated year 2011.
   NCM 101: OB during 3rd year 1st semester = june - august 2009 ---- all my ob cases is august 2009
   NCM 102-103: MS during 3rd year 2nd semester = november - march 2009-10 --- all my MS cases is January, February, April
   
   * since my school has summer classes i got some cases in summer -april
   
   @retetestis i think thats the reason of cali BRN for declining applicants. in short they dont allow completion of cases.
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   #124 0

   Mar 8, '12 by jemae

   Thanks a lot
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   #125 0

   Mar 8, '12 by retetestis

   I got my ob cases during my ncm 104 and 105 and MS cases during ncm 105. crap!
   
   @fim1234, how about your clinical rotation schedule. Did you had your rotation to DR only during your ncm101?
   
   So what they really mean is our theory or class must be concurrent with our cases NOT our clinical rotation because we have different ward/area during one semester!??
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    #126 0

    Mar 8, '12 by fim1234

    Goodluck with that. I think the real issue here is concurrency of lectures and cases. I'm not sure if wards are also checked.
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    #127 1

    Mar 8, '12 by kayakoto

    @ firm1234..Congats on your eligibility!!!...btw is it your first time to sit for NCLEX-RN?Im wishing you all the best for this exam,be really prapare for it so you will not encounter again the prob.that we have now..because we dont know what will CABON requires other IEN grads.again the next time..so you better nail that exam!!!!...jusy have faith..
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    #128 0

    Mar 8, '12 by AlyssaKathleen

    Quote from fim1234

    Goodluck with that. I think the real issue here is concurrency of lectures and cases. I'm not sure if wards are also checked.

    @FIRM - After you submitted your cases to the BRN, did they still ask for your logbook and clinical rotation schedules, etc? or were you good to go?
    Thank you firm.
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    #129 0

    Mar 8, '12 by fim1234

    They asked for curriculum and academic schedule together with the cases. And after I and my school submitted that I got my eligibility.

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