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You won't need to get re-certified by BCIT. Prior related work experience is accepted for most OR positions here in Vancouver! You will probably have to get oriented to the site you work at (which is paid in-house training basically). As for living in Vancouver, affordable housing is nearly impossible to find, food is more expensive, and taxes are higher. You will pretty much be living paycheck to paycheck even on a nurse's salary.

Hi! I am a Canadian student nurse (Vancouver area), finishing up final year of BSN. I am super interested in doing travel nursing, especially Hawaii. How did you get started on making the move on travel nursing? What was the process like registering in Maine? Did you find it was easy enough to find a job there? Thanks! I would appreciate if you shared your experience!

Hi! I am a nursing student in Canada (Vancouver, BC), finishing up my final year of BSN. I have thought about it for awhile now, and I am really interested in travel nursing. I am specializing in Emergency nursing currently, and have a job lined up in local ER, and orthopedic surgery. I would really appreciate some input as to what nursing is like in California (LA, or San Fransisco area). Sorry about the list of questions, I would really appreciate any and all input! Questions pertaining to Travel nursing in California: -If you have done travel nursing, what was the experience like? How challenging was it to secure a position? -How did you get started with travel nursing (years of experience, specialty) -Where did you travel nurse, and how lucrative was it ($$)? Questions for LA/SF nursing: -What do you enjoy the most about nursing in these areas? -How is the job market? Housing situation? -How available are opportunities for advancement in nursing with further education (with Masters/PhD)? (Teaching/Research/Entrepreneur opportunities) -I know no one in LA/SF, what's scene like on making new friends? Thank you so much for reading this post!

Hi! I am a nursing student in Canada, finishing up my final year of BSN. I have thought about it for awhile now, and I am really interested in travel nursing, with an end goal of moving to Seattle area. I am specializing in Emergency nursing currently, and have a job lined up in local ER, and orthopedic surgery. As much as I love Vancouver, I really need to move for many reasons. Housing market here is a total disaster, nursing opportunities here are not as diverse as the states, and I want to embark on an adventure! I would really appreciate some input as to what nursing is like in the states, and Seattle area. Sorry about the list of questions, I would really appreciate any and all input! Questions pertaining to Travel nursing: -If you have done travel nursing, what was the experience like? How challenging was it to secure a position? -How did you get started with travel nursing (years of experience, specialty) -Where did you travel nurse, and how lucrative was it ($$)? Questions for Seattle nursing: -What do you enjoy the most about nursing in Seattle? -How is the job market in Seattle? Housing situation? -How available are opportunities for advancement in nursing with further education (with Masters/PhD)? (Teaching/Research/Entrepreneur opportunities) -I know no one in Seattle, what's scene like on making new friends? Thank you so much for reading this post!

Hi! I am a nursing student in Canada, finishing up my final year of BSN. I have thought about it for awhile now, and I am really interested in travel nursing, with an end goal of moving to Seattle area. I am specializing in Emergency nursing currently, and have a job lined up in local ER, and orthopedic surgery. As much as I love Vancouver, I really need to move for many reasons. Housing market here is a total disaster, nursing opportunities here are not as diverse as the states, and I want to embark on an adventure! I would really appreciate some input as to what nursing is like in the states, and Seattle area. Any fellow Vancouverites turned Seattleites? Sorry about the list of questions, I would really appreciate any and all input! Questions pertaining to Travel nursing: -If you have done travel nursing, what was the experience like? How challenging was it to secure a position? -How did you get started with travel nursing (years of experience, specialty) -Where did you travel nurse, and how lucrative was it ($$)? Questions for Seattle nursing: -What do you enjoy the most about nursing in Seattle? -How is the job market in Seattle? Housing situation? -How available are opportunities for advancement in nursing with further education (with Masters/PhD)? (Teaching/Research/Entrepreneur opportunities) -I know no one in Seattle, what's scene like on making new friends? Thank you so much for reading this post!