***FYI Excelsior students can get Licensed in Cali***

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I have a very good friend that graduated from Excelsior college a year and a half ago, and she resides in Ga. She just got her Cali Rn license by endorsement. So you have to be an Rn in another state for a year, (working RN). Now she got a contract with an agency making a ridiculous amount of money an hour, like $750 per 12 hour shift, of course she works ICU.

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Sooo... let's say... I get all this done... get licensed in TX (please!!) and then for some ungodly reason have to come back here... I could do the whole thing over again? I mean... if that's the case... I could do the LVN-RN 30 unit and just get that all squared away if it was absolutely necessary right? As opposed to just working as an LVN or not finding work in a federal joint... That's not HORRIBLE... as a WORST CASE senario... but hopefully I wont have to do that... LOL... Thank you!! glad to know that they don't completely shut you out.

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How recently was this? I'd like to attend Excelsior but not if I can't get licensed in CA. I'm considering moving there but I would have at minimum a year experience as a RN prior to moving. I had psych and OB in my clinical rotations in LPN school. Thank you!

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Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.
How recently was this? I'd like to attend Excelsior but not if I can't get licensed in CA. I'm considering moving there but I would have at minimum a year experience as a RN prior to moving. I had psych and OB in my clinical rotations in LPN school. Thank you!

The original post is from 3 years ago. Clinical rotations in LPN school are irrelevant to RN training/CABRN

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Specializes in Outpatient/Clinic, ClinDoc.

Sorry, you can't get licensed in California if you graduated excelsior after 2003. There may be exceptions, but I would not count on it. I'm an excelsior grad with a CA license, but I graduated a LONG time before 2003. :p

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Specializes in Hospice,LTC,Pacu,Regulatory,Operating room.

They just denied me

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Specializes in Hospice,LTC,Pacu,Regulatory,Operating room.

I'm going to appeal.

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Specializes in ER.

I've heard they're pretty strict about their rules.

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Specializes in Hospice,LTC,Pacu,Regulatory,Operating room.

It is a small section on appeals. You have to have 810 hrs of clinical. I have well over that in experience

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Please post if your able to get the license. That would be wonderful news.

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Specializes in Hospice,LTC,Pacu,Regulatory,Operating room.

I was told I couldn't appeal because I wasn't denied a license. Told to go through Bsn program with clinical component

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Specializes in ER.
It is a small section on appeals. You have to have 810 hrs of clinical. I have well over that in experience

Is it clinical or is it experience?

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Specializes in Critical Care, Primary Care, ER.

Have you found a BSN program with a clinical component? If so, which program are you looking into? I'm in the same boat as you right now.

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