Here is the website where you can download the application for New York. http://www.op.nysed.gov/nurse.htm I am not sure about the other states so I can't enlighten you about them. I think Texas requires that you have the locals. California and Ver...
I am from the Philippines, too. I suggest you apply for the state of New York. The license is renewable online after 3 years. I don't think you are required an SSN before you could renew. Also, you don't need the local boards to be able to apply. ...
Oooh, I am very interested in Public Health. I have a B.S. in Public Health before I went to Nursing. I don't see any postings for a Public Health nurse anywhere, though.
I believe there will always be nursing shortage. But I don't think this economy can accommodate the shortage right now. I am a new grad who just passed the NCLEX and damn, is it hard! I am about to take anything just to get my feet wet. This certa...
evie08 replied to nicolai16_m05's topic in New York
the cgfns is for those who graduated outside the u.s. so yes, even if you are a u.s. citizen, you need to go through their verification/certification. my husband is a citizen and i am a permanent resident and we both had to go through it because we ...
I think you should be good. (in terms of credentials). That's what my CGFNS info was saying when everything is fine and info has already been transmitted to the BON of the State I applied to. A week after report has been submitted, if I remembe...
I was aiming for 80% all the time...but got around to just making mostly around 70-ish percent%...or sometimes even only above 60% on bad days... I passed the exam at 75 questions.... My husband never had the patience, though. He always always gets...
evie08 replied to nicolai16_m05's topic in New York
I came from the Philippines, too. I just took the NCLEX for New York 2 weeks ago and passed ( I am in New Jersey). When they mail my license, I will apply for licensure by endorsement here in Jersey. New Jersey requires the Philippines boards, bu...
Probably not in real life, definitely not the best answer...but NCLEX is a $#$%***!!!:angryfire..and it's supposed to be ideal. I think the rationale behind that answer is that it allows the patient to go through the NORMAL grieving process, without...
Well, you need to have a background of the diseases/illnesses. I noticed that if something is expected of a situation, then it is less of a priority. Like a person with asthma who is wheezing comes only 2nd to a person who is on IV who is suddenly...