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Wow....thanks for the website. Ok one complaint...in looking at one (there's three alltogether) application form which is 4 pages long, it wants me to give the exact month and date of every school that I've ever attended....including elementary school. This is one bear of an application....what's up with the state of New York?

Thanks for the replies. I've called the SBON and the woman on the phone was somewhat short and abrupt. I got the sense that I was taking up too much of her time. She basically referred me to the website which I had already visited. My question is what did you do for the child abuse education. She gave me a website www.nysna.org and told me to take the class online. Has anyone else done this before?

Hello everyone, I'm currently a registered nurse in Virginia that is licensed in both Virginia and Tennessee. I'm considering taking a nursing job in NYC, but it appears there is a lot of red tape to go through in order to obtain a license. It appears that I have to complete a child abuse course, and have my nursing school fill out paperwork verifying my attendance. How long does this process take? It appears so much easier in other states. Has anyone out there gone through the experience of obtaining a New York state license? Any advice would be appreciated.:uhoh21:

Hello everyone. I've been a nurse for a couple of years now and I'm considering travel nursing. San Francisco is a city that I've always wanted to visit, and I have the option of taking an assignment for 13 weeks with Access Nurses. It would be good if I could get feedback from travelers who have used Access Nurses in the past. Is this a reputable company? Do travelers experience problems with them? Any feedback would be great. I'm nervous and excited about traveling crosscountry and I don't want to get shafted by my travel company of choice.