degree of difficulty in finding job offer BC or Newfoundland

cultuslakenurse · Sep 5, 2007

Hi..Go to BC for sure...you will love it. look up the website for FRASER HEALTH AUTHORITY...check it out, lots of places to work and they will help you with your visa....I just retired from there and am now working in Australia!!! Good Luck, Jo:idea:

mart1958 · Sep 19, 2007

Nancy, I have worked in BC aswell as Onatrio and now I am in Manitoba, if you are still having difficulties please go to my profile and send me an email, I may be able to help

good luck

Mart

rozmaril · Sep 21, 2007

Nancy, I have worked in BC aswell as Onatrio and now I am in Manitoba, if you are still having difficulties please go to my profile and send me an email, I may be able to help
good luck
Mart

Dear Mart!

Tried your profile but your e-mail is not there. Please either write to me or edit your profile. I would be grateful for any helpful advice.

Thanks.

croissant · Sep 25, 2007

Hi..Go to BC for sure...you will love it. look up the website for FRASER HEALTH AUTHORITY...check it out, lots of places to work and they will help you with your visa....I just retired from there and am now working in Australia!!! Good Luck, Jo:idea:

thanks for the info. do you know any company like fraser in ontario? i am looking for a job there. i am a foreign trained nurse. thanks

felisa · Oct 9, 2007

Need some info on which province British Columbia or Newfoundland and Labradorfor a foreign nurse(w/temporary permit on both) to get a job offer.

Hello Nancy, I was just wondering how well you did on your job hunting? I will be leaving for BC soon and I hope it won't be very difficult for me to find a job on temporary permit.

felisa · Oct 9, 2007

Nancy, I have worked in BC aswell as Onatrio and now I am in Manitoba, if you are still having difficulties please go to my profile and send me an email, I may be able to help
good luck
Mart

Good day. I will be migrating to Canada soon. I submitted my credentials to CRNBC and am waiting for my eligibility/temporary license to be issued. Hopefully, I will receive it before I leave for Canada. Do you think I will have difficulty finding a job in BC considering that I have only recently graduated and have no hospital experience?

ocn_wanna_be · Oct 20, 2007

Hello Nancy, I was just wondering how well you did on your job hunting? I will be leaving for BC soon and I hope it won't be very difficult for me to find a job on temporary permit.

I am new. I am sorry for my silly quesiton but how do i get a temporary permit?

felisa · Oct 21, 2007

I am new. I am sorry for my silly quesiton but how do i get a temporary permit?

First, you have to apply for licensure with a province of your choice. The requirements are in the CRNA website. Once you are eligible to take the CRNE exam, you may apply for a temporary permit.

ISM · Oct 31, 2007

Hi to all; my name is irene and i am a registered nurse from the caribbean islands, in the U.S and out of active nursing for 5 yrs. I am looking for a teaching hospital who will be willing to sponsor me ( also my family) for training and to work with them there after. Anyone know any teaching hospitals looking for foreign nurses to train/ sponsor? I do not mind B/C of vancover .:oThank you.

ocn_wanna_be · Oct 31, 2007

I would like the same info! need one stat or I'll never be a nurse again

Pediatric Critical Care Columnist · Oct 31, 2007

I really don't think you'll find anything like that. Hospital budgets are cut to the bone and even continuing education for staff already employed is usually left to the individual... It's all on YOUR time and YOUR dime. It's very unlikely that a health region would pay for any upgrading or refresher needed, never mind sponsor immigration of an entire family. The money just isn't there. They'd be willing to pay some relocation costs for someone they could put to work the minute they clear Customs but that's about it. Even Alberta isn't paying for those sorts of expenses, and Alberta is the wealthiest province. Sorry.