Nursing jobs in Ontario

Silverblitzen · Mar 23, 2008

Hello,

I think I'd take my resume to wherever is advertising positions, or even those not advertising! Nurses are a valuable commodity and you'll get a position somewhere. It's understood that nurses don't all come with experience in every field. If you want to try something new, it may be a good time to try. There are also internships in specialty fields such as OR, ICU, PICU, paid, for qualified nurses wanting to gain experience.

So dust off your resume, make some calls and get ready for the rest of your life. You have nothing to lose! :yeah:

Good luck

Sue

prash · Mar 24, 2008

Hello,
I think I'd take my resume to wherever is advertising positions, or even those not advertising! Nurses are a valuable commodity and you'll get a position somewhere. It's understood that nurses don't all come with experience in every field. If you want to try something new, it may be a good time to try. There are also internships in specialty fields such as OR, ICU, PICU, paid, for qualified nurses wanting to gain experience.
So dust off your resume, make some calls and get ready for the rest of your life. You have nothing to lose!
Good luck
Sue

THANKYOU VERY MUCH FOR THE ADVISE. I WILL TRY TO DO MY BEST WHEREVER I AM. HAVE STARTED OFF WITH THE RESUMES ALREADY.

Neo_Nurse · Mar 30, 2008

Take a look at the Nurses 4 Ontario website. I think they are having a career fair at Ryerson University. This is how I was able to get job offers. Good luck!

kocoman · Apr 2, 2008

I think job fairs are the same as applying via web/fax

lalaxton · Apr 4, 2008

Take a look at the RNAO website, they do have many jobs posted around the province

http://www.rnao.org

risperdal · Apr 11, 2008

in the future, i'm planning on pursuing a career in Public Health Nursing in Ontario...what's the status of that nursing field?

suzanne4, RN · Apr 11, 2008

in the future, i'm planning on pursuing a career in Public Health Nursing in Ontario...what's the status of that nursing field?

There are jobs, but first you need to get thru the CRNE exam. And that will be a long way off, even with a landed immigrant status. Be aware that most PHN jobs require some type of experience as an RN first there to get your assessment skills up to what they should be. You are not taught to do an assessment as you will have to do in the US or Canada in your country, the physicians do it there and it is their responsibility.