CRNE Feb 2011

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Hi everyone,

I am new to this site.And I am gonna take CRNE FEB 2011 and very nervous.Can anyone guide me what books do I need to study for this exam. I would also appreciate if there is any sugestions for review centre in vacouver or surrey because i live in b.c.

Thanks in advance.

Hello. I am writing in february and taking the 2 day primed prep course. Good luck to everyone writing.

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Good luck to all those writting in Feb!!!!! We can do this!!!

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What part of the country are you? Was looking for a review course too. Good luck!

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I'll be taking my CRNE also here in ontario. Im nervous too, I'm an internationally educated nurse from the Philippines and lucky to have an eligibility to take CRNE without going through the bridging program. I came here 2 months ago.. I'm starting to prepare now by reading the mosby's comprehensive review. Hope to go through a review class if I have budget. Hoping to pass

hi. im jst new here in canada. im also a nurse in the philippines. also here in ontario. cn u pls help me out in my application for CRNE. do i rily have to pass it to PRC or can i jst do it myself? pls help.. thank you.

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Specializes in NICU, PICU, PCVICU and peds oncology.
hi. im jst new here in canada. im also a nurse in the philippines. also here in ontario. cn u pls help me out in my application for CRNE. do i rily have to pass it to PRC or can i jst do it myself? pls help.. thank you.

Yes, you really have to pass it to PRC. All documentation about your education and registration MUST come from the source ie your university and your regulatory body (PRC) to prevent fraud. You fill out the application, CNO sends you the package, you forward the required documentation requests to your school and all regulatory bodies with which you've been registered and to your employers if you have any. Then when all the documents are in CNO's hands they assess your suitability for registration in Ontario. After that they send you more paperwork and instructions on what to do next. All of this infromation is available on this site in various locations, including the International forum. Please take the time to read the other posts and then check back with the questions that haven't been answered.

A word of advice: Please make the effort to utilize proper English grammar, syntax and spelling. It will help you a lot in working your way through this process. It is also an essential part of working as a nurse in Canada. You must be able to communicate clearly both verbally and in writing.

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thank you janfrn. your information is a big help. we are just new here and i have really no idea on what to do. all i know is that i have to request the assessment package from CNO.. But is it ok if i will have the papers scanned and just have it printed in the philippines because i know sending my papers would cost much. assessment is already too much for me and adding up for mailing would be so much more expensive.

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Specializes in NICU, PICU, PCVICU and peds oncology.

I can't see why scanning and emailing the forms would be an issue, but it would be best to consult CNO and get their permission. The various nursing regulatory bodies can be very strict and difficult to get along with if you don't do things exactly the way they want them.

You're quite correct that the process is expensive. It takes a totally committed individual to stick with it for however long it takes and however much it costs.

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janfrn where is the INternational forum where i can see all the information about CNO assessment and CRNE? thanks.. can you pls give the link. mwuah :)

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hi. im jst new here in canada. im also a nurse in the philippines. also here in ontario. cn u pls help me out in my application for CRNE. do i rily have to pass it to PRC or can i jst do it myself? pls help.. thank you.

The verification forms should come directly from the institution et. al. PRC, School, Employers and IELTS (or any English testing center that CNO approves). The only form that the applicant should submit is the application form and fee.

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A word of advice, although the CNA guide is helpful, the practice questions are too short. The actual exam questions are much longer...could be a paragraph or sentences long! So remember to manage your time...another KEY to success:) Good luck to all.

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3 weeks more to go:eek: Good luck to us!

:dancgrp:

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Specializes in Cardiology.

Is that legal posting a link to download it?

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