Kashima

I live in Toronto! I'm not sure if other provinces have it but new graduate nurses can apply for jobs in a portal called new graduate guarantee. It offers a really nice and long training so you feel prepared enough to be on your own. As for going to the US, I think I'll have to see how working here feels first! I currently have no plans for US but that might change in the years to come!

Hi Xi Chen Thankfully I found a job recently under a new graduate initiative in my province and in the hospital! I start January as well so I'll be able to stay in Canada and in my province. I wish you luck for your endeavors in America, hopefully its what you wished for!

I'm still just a new graduate without experience and you've already started working! I'm definitely still lacking knowledge in many aspects so it was so kind of you to reply and share your experience! Thanks for helping me broaden my knowledge and I will definitely take what you said into consideration. I will update you on my journey too and I wish you the best of luck on yours!

Thanks for the advice once again! I've been looking into Yukon and Nunavut actually and am willing to relocate! I heard some people actually get plenty of great experiences, however, it's just that I'd much rather prefer a job in my my province, if possible. Of course, I know I can't be too picky so I'm still just being hopeful for now! Good luck with your visa screening!

Thank you for replying and letting me know! I will definitely try to look for some jobs in my province although it seems quite difficult now... but thanks again!

Hi there! I know this is a old forum but was wondering if any of you went ahead and started working with them. I’m a recent new grad in Canada looking for jobs and stumbled upon them and got a call back, was wondering if you can all share some information on how it’s like! Thanks in advance