I just want to express my disappointment in NCLEX results not being able to go to more than one state if you desire to be licensed in multiple states. It doesn't really make sense to me that things can be held up because organizations can't "play nice."
My situation is I passed NCLEX, applied for a KS license, but my school has still not sent anyone's official transcripts (2 weeks post graduation!). That means no license. Thus the state I got hired in can not give me a temporary license. It looks like I will have to wait another 3-5 days once KS does get them! At least MO (the state I will work in for now) can help me out by issuing the temp that day; if I drive up!
Does this make sense to anyone? If there is a nursing shortage it seems like one of the simplest things we could do is have NCLEX go to all states you want to send that initial application to!
Just for the record, I'm glad I will be a nurse (soon!) because I want to make a difference and take a stance. This is the kind of stuff I would like us a whole to fix - small changes can make big differences.
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I just want to express my disappointment in NCLEX results not being able to go to more than one state if you desire to be licensed in multiple states. It doesn't really make sense to me that things can be held up because organizations can't "play nice."
My situation is I passed NCLEX, applied for a KS license, but my school has still not sent anyone's official transcripts (2 weeks post graduation!). That means no license. Thus the state I got hired in can not give me a temporary license. It looks like I will have to wait another 3-5 days once KS does get them! At least MO (the state I will work in for now) can help me out by issuing the temp that day; if I drive up!
Does this make sense to anyone? If there is a nursing shortage it seems like one of the simplest things we could do is have NCLEX go to all states you want to send that initial application to!
Just for the record, I'm glad I will be a nurse (soon!) because I want to make a difference and take a stance. This is the kind of stuff I would like us a whole to fix - small changes can make big differences.