Getting licenced in BC

dishes, BSN, RN · Jul 14, 2017

If you haven't already done so, look at the IEN application instructions on the BC nursing regulatory bodies websites (crnbc.ca and clpnbc.org) Also, look at NNAS instructions for sending your advisory report to the BC regulatory bodies.

You can use the search tool on the top right hand side of AN to find threads from other IENs who were successful in becoming licensed in BC.

dayandnight · Jul 15, 2017

Pay more money to nnas and have them send your evaluation results to CRNBC... and wait for their response... it will take some time plus you also may need to take an extra exam (NCAS) as well as a refresher course, which is 1 year maximum

raindrops1234 · Jul 15, 2017

This is a little bit different due to it being different provinces BUT I had an Alberta RN license and applied for my Nova Scotia RN license on March 6th, and I received it on April 25th. So it was definitely a long process.

Voni4real, LPN, RN · Jul 18, 2017

Thank you @ashleykirsten112

Voni4real, LPN, RN · Jul 18, 2017

I have done that. Thank you

Voni4real, LPN, RN · Jul 18, 2017

Thank you

RN_Pro · Jul 26, 2017

Where did you receive your nursing education?

LPN will be easier to obtain.

Castiela · Jul 28, 2017

Registered nurse application For RN

CLPNBC Registration For Lpn

Voni4real, LPN, RN · Aug 9, 2017

Nigeria

RN_Pro · Aug 9, 2017

LPN will be easier.

ZaRn · Aug 14, 2017

@Voni4real

Its a relief having found a Nigerian trained nurse that has gotten her AR from Nnas. I am in the process of getting the forms submitted back to them. Please, my concerns are

1. Are you a BScN or GNM?

2. If GNM, did you submit your Midwifery transcript and course description for evaluation? OR do you think it is necessary?

3. Did u submit 2 sets of forms to your school, employers and NMCN for the RN and lpn nursing groups?

ThankU for you help