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1. Royal Canadian Institute of Technology - Comments and Feedbacks

   healthdesk replied to Infomaniac88's topic in International Nursing

   I am currently living and working in the lower mainland and quite frankly I haven't heard of this school, I just wonder where they send their students for clinical exposure? Each provincial college...

2. Is it possible to work in Canada with US license?

   healthdesk replied to Jong.park's topic in International Nursing

   A simple answer is NO you cannot. Canada and the US are two different countries, Canada is not a US state and likewise the US is not a Canadian province. By the way, there are no BOARDS OF NURSING...

3. Working while waiting for Registration?

   healthdesk replied to Nattynu's topic in International Nursing

   Do you mean provisional registration or a GN license? Then it is issued BEFORE you sit and pass CRNE, passing it means you have met the final requirement for practising registration as an RN. Getting...

4. Want to book SEC,help needed.......

   healthdesk replied to jazz1983's topic in International Nursing

   Silverdragon already answered your question, if you want it effective July 2012, then it would be better to wait a couple of months before applying. Also if you are awaiting PR, then I suggest you...

5. filipino to migrate in Canada.... what to do to become a RN?

   healthdesk replied to dejavu88's topic in Immigration Advice

   Yes they might. Since English is not your first language, they take into consideration your country of origin and where you received education and not your current

6. BSN graduate from the Philippines; change of status from h4 to f1; NCLEX

   healthdesk replied to Nyka's topic in International Nursing

   Before you spend on anything, I suggest you check the NY BON website to check their requirements. FYI, you don't need CES, what they require is CVS also from CGFNS. I don't know if you can prolong...

7. Any provinces hiring IEN's?

   healthdesk replied to amelia1979's topic in International Nursing

   By the way, SEC or similar assessments are now being implemented by most of the Colleges just so you know, but to tell you frankly Amelia, there is nothing to fear about it. It is very helpful and as...

8. Any provinces hiring IEN's?

   healthdesk replied to amelia1979's topic in International Nursing

   I can tell you for sure that BC is one of the toughest to get in today. Overall, the opportunities available in Canada now a days is not as good as it was several years back, it might not be that easy...

9. CA BON & IERF

   healthdesk replied to bsnwnab's topic in International Nursing

   @miasat: Lets get things straighten out here...So you passed the NCLEX through CA BON, now without the SSN they will not issue your license and you know that, then you have decided to transfer your...

10. Manitoba Nurses

    healthdesk replied to lilylily's topic in Canada

    @Kisses: Welcome to allnurses! First of all, In Canada it is referred to as College not Board of Nursing. Second of all, the CCA is not a pass/fail exam, it is an "assessment" of your needs, and...

11. NVC -CP- GC Tracker

    healthdesk replied to dhel28's topic in Immigration Advice

    No problem...This is just to guide you, its an old thread here at allnurses: https://allnurses.com/florida-nurses/opinions-ogrady-peyton-54211.html Apparently many UK nurses were also dismayed by this...

12. NVC -CP- GC Tracker

    healthdesk replied to dhel28's topic in Immigration Advice

    Just a word of advice, be careful with people promising "recapturing" your PDs for you, I can tell you with certainty that the fate of your application rest at the hands of your original...

13. Been there.. Done that.. Now what? (What to do after SEC)

    healthdesk replied to nursingmom2010's topic in International Nursing

    You will only be asked to do the SEC once and after you've successfully completed the courses you will be eligible to register and sit the

14. Top Nursing Schools in the Philippines that accept college credit from the states

    healthdesk replied to mad3lio's topic in International Nursing

    As a rule of thumb, it is best to acquire your education in the country where you intend to work and live. One important reason would be having to avoid later complications (enormous paperwork, time...

15. PD About To Become Current

    healthdesk replied to jgliwanag's topic in International Nursing

    Do you have a CGFNS certificate? The reason being, one of the documents required during your consular interview is a valid visascreen certificate, and one of the requirements for visascreen issuance...