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mirakleen

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  1. to whom it may concern Practical nurse, in ontario graduated in 2008, looking to work or go to school in USA (Florida or new Orleans) Check out CGFNS International according to website, ""CGFNS International provides academic and licensure credentials evaluation and verification of health care professionals educated and/or born outside the world" Personally im going to call them and seek some direction, so many questions?????
  2. Humber River $28 GTA $ 28 Markham Stouffville hospital $26
  3. Graduated 2008. Applied to all available schools in Toronto (centennial, GB, Durham) but application denied because GPA low. Avg was abt 85%. Thats hardly low but school stated i needed 3.7 avg. Even if i upgrade no guarantee i will get into the program. Bridging programs are limited in Canada, very competitive and take abt 3yrs full time. Thinking of going to the states, more colleges offer program in less time. Does anyone know of any schools in the US were there are no international fee's. Please help?
  4. Dear 1976 and others, Please note the content which I advised pre-examiners to study were arear’s of study I choose to focus on and not necessarily the content of the licensing exam. By best advice I can offer is to gain knowledge from your clinical experiences, remember your strengths and weaknesses and try to envision the situation (question) and use you critical thinking to apply to real life, but also draw from your lectures, notes, and skill labs
  5. first of all good luck, study hard but don't overstress yourself and get a good night of sleep before actual exam date. All of the guide's i used i borrowed from the Toronto public library, often placed a book on hold about 2months prior to exam Mosbys Canadian Comprehensive Review of Nursing and Any NCLEX - PN or RN book is a good source try to focus on blood transfusions*, patients right to refuse treatment*, maternity/labor*/delivery* complications and development stages, IV's** PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME AGAIN - SORRY FOR LATE RESPONSE
  6. I also wrote the exam on September 10, 2008. I agree with your analysis thought the questions would be more detailed orientated compared to the inadequate information provided to base one's answers.
  7. Can't seen to find a retailer that sells xxs scrubs. 5 feet, less than 100lbs. Have tried online and outlets, still nothing. Even altering has been a disappointment. Live in Toronto, Ontario in Canada Please recommend
  8. Help! Writing the my PN licensing exam On Sept 10, 2008 and I'm freaking. Been studying but every time I take practice questions i fail miserably So far I'm overwhelmed. There so much to learn. Need 240/300 to pass with 80%. I feel like giving up or that soemthing is wrong with me??? Please give me some advise? What should my main area of study? Several nurses i have consulted mentioned blood transfusions, IV's, maternity, peds, and palliative. and some just tell don't worry i do fine???

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