Nurses General Nursing
Published Dec 21, 2009
austinurse2b
13 Posts
hi all! I'm back at this forum after venturing off to try other things to no avail.......so its back to plan be to become a nurse!
My goal is to work in a US military hospital in Korea as a CNS. I know I have to go to grad school to be a CNS but can I graduate from a school in Korea and be able to work?
I know I can get a BSN in Korea and simply pass the NCLEX here in the US and be able to work as an RN but grad school??????? I have absolutely no idea
care for some advice??
elkpark
14,633 Posts
In order to be eligible for certification as a CNS, you have to have graduated from a CCNE or NLNAC accredited graduate program, and I don't believe these agencies accredit any programs outside the US.
That doesn't mean it wouldn't be possible to get a position working in a CNS role, but I doubt you'd ever be able to get certified and be able to put the official letters after your name. :)
Does Korea even have CNS graduate programs? Do they have US-style CNSs?
If I'm mistaken, I'm sure someone else will come along and correct me.