ca-us rn

i'm a registered nurse in canada and usa. i visited usa many times. few years ago my ultimate goal was to work and live in usa. canada is the best for me specifically metro vancouver. i like the working conditions and universal healthcare.

contact the board of vocational/practical nursing in your state and apply for licensure by examination.

a foreign nurse must be a registered nurse in a country where she/he graduated from.

in order to apply for licensure by endorsement in NY you must be a registered nurse and hold a current licensed card in CA. It takes several weeks for california to send ur NCLEX result.

i prefer a nurse who is competent. it does not matter what nationality the nurse belong as long as he/she works within the professional standards of nursing care.

definitely as long as you meet their requirements.

i think arizona, new mexico and vermont required local license. check their website what are the requirements.

you go to prc. surrender your local license and apply for nle this dec 2007.

hospital wont accept you as a volunteer nurse if you dont have a local license. you can not endorse u.s. license for local license and can not practice nursing in the philippines.

is local license required for visa screen certificate? i just wondering why the CGFNS required the june 2006 batch to retake part of the NLE last june.

you must apply to hawaii board of nursing or other states board of nursing for licensure to be eligible to write nclex.

if your out of legal status there is no way that you can be sponsored by hospital.

you need to call them. there is no way you can check in their website unless you are registered nurse in california.

yes, first they will give you a temporary license, then after few weeks you will receive your permanent license. license is valid for two years and renewable every two years.

you need to apply again for your eligibility to write NCLEX.

you can not forfeit it if you dont repeat the whole NLE. CGFNS have the names of june 2006 and special retakers.

i think most of the employers in acute care prefer the foreign applicant to have work experience and skills particularly in north america.

i reached 200+ mosby's comprehensive and kaplan self review after work and work days off 70-80% i think after wiriting the exam i pass it and i passed it after few weeks of waiting the result.

for me, i prefer connecticut even though i have not been there.

congratulations. if your eligible to write crne then you could request them to send you interim permit.

first, apply for registration to be qualified as a nurse in canada by passing crne and ielts.

i suggest florida or california.

first, apply for registration to be qualified as a nurse in new zealand.

middle east countries or southeast asian countries.

i graduated from university of pangasinan, philippines in the year 1993.