Caranne_1 replied to Luc Ramone's topic in International
My report said 9% comparable as they couldn’t put my BSCN or HDip details in so the board then reviewed all and issued their report with whatever competency gaps. Don’t give up...see what the nursing board says. I am now registered but it took nearly...
Caranne_1 replied to shiroujan's topic in International
This company may be able to help you with the process of getting registered. I didn’t use them as I was too far along the process when I discovered them.https://care4nurses.org/
Caranne_1 replied to terrimariern70's topic in Oncology
Hi there, congrats on the NCLEX results, I also passed the NCLEX RN on Jan 19! I have to irked as an RN in BMT since 2001 but due to moving from Ireland and UK to Canada I was unable to practice for the near 6 year process. I love working in BMT and ...
I used Saunders and UWorld. I did NCLEX this morning so still awaiting results. Computer stopped after 75 questions. I qualified as an RN in 1998 and worked until 2014 in staff nurse, nurse manager and CNS roles in haem onc. So I had to recap on a lo...
Be careful listening to audio recordings online. I was today and some were linked to inappropriate and unrelated websites and then as a result I may have had virus infect my phone. Just uploaded virus ware to deal with that....
Caranne_1 replied to Sunshineonyourlips's topic in Registration
If it’s been a while I would check with CNO if they received your English proficiency paperwork. I discovered after 5 months that I had to get my employer to resend what she had sent and it took another number of months to process (all in all about 1...
Caranne_1 replied to NewNurseRN15's topic in Registration
Oct 20, 2020
Hoping anyone or OP can update if they've successfully transitioned over to working as an RN in Canada. I just started my application today and plan on possibly living/working there (depends on what my Canadian SO and I decide in t...
Caranne_1 replied to Budoor Almukhtar's topic in Canada
I did 2 online courses at George Brown which regardless help get a better understanding of practicing in canada 1. Nursing in Ontario 2. Physical Assessment. I managed to avoid the IENCAP with these and job descriptions from all past employers. The c...
Caranne_1 replied to Budoor Almukhtar's topic in Canada
I was in a similar position regarding clinical practice, but luckily I could return to practice in my home country to meet the requirement. If you choose to stay in Canada, you will most likely have to do a full program with 400 clinical hours as par...
