CarribRN

JakaRN, tried sending you an email but it kept bouncing back. My email is [email protected]. Let’s keep in touch. 😉

Hi! Glad to hear. Will send you an email.:)

Hi! Anyone here starting this program January 30, 2023?

Hello everyone. Just wanted to know if anybody else here have proven the 10-yr graduation date rule mentioned by Kurina24? I am so hoping that this is really the case so I can endorse my Arizona license to California. Currently practicing in Canada a...

Is it possible to hold multiple provincial license in Canada? If you are licensed from one province and applied for an endorsement to another, what will happen to your original license? Is it going to remain active in that province?

Just curious, where in the Caribbean are currently working now?

Of course she would say that since you included in your statistics some other first world countries like Australia, UK and Canada. I bet if that statistic only shows the Philippines she wouldn't change her tone.

There is truth to some of what you said. I will acknowledge that. But I guess the mistake of other posters here is to generalized the education in the Philippines to be substandard. I am working with a new nurse in my unit who finished her nursing ...

Angeldust, Follow the links below. I find them to be a good analysis of what possible effect/s this new bill would have once approved in the senate and signed by the president. http://shusterman.com/2011/12/a-better-way-to-end-eb-country-quotas.htm...

Anyone heard of HR 3012? A new immigration bill that was recently approved in Congress and is now due for Senate's vote. Don't rejoice just yet people as this bill is expected to cause delay on the processing of PDs of applicants from the Philippines...

Exactly as I remembered. They do accept both module whether it is Academic or General. And if you have completed your nursing education in an english speaking country or you have worked for at least a year in an english speaking country, you will be ...

Correct me if I am wrong but last time I checked CNO accepts General IELTS as well, unless they recently changed it to Academic only.

I wonder which pathway these nurses are going to take or what the agency is actually planning to do with them. It definitely won't be for H1B or H1C as they will not meet the criteria to qualify for such. An informed individual will definitely recog...

The fast processing of a visa has nothing to do with the agency. All applications are being processed the same way, regardless if it was lodged through an agency or by the applicant themselves. I firmly believe that if only an applicant won't be lazy...

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So, are you fluent in French?

You can still apply to CNO without the PR. However they will only issue the actual license when you provide them a copy of your PR or a valid work permit.

Simonep, I have not seen an RN applied as an LPN for FSW application. It's a question being asked by many RNs since last year from many different Canadian immigration forums but nobody was able to provide a concrete answer. I guess nobody has tried i...

Migration happens. What would be unfair is for the immigrants not to be given equal employment opportunities (specially if they obtained their residency status legally) for fear that the reference they will give is not credible since it will come fro...

Email is the best way to do it unless they want a verbal verification.

Decision letter. You will be informed whether you will be allowed to sit for the CRNE or not or what course of action you need to take to qualify to practice.

2006. We are all second coursers. She applied in 2008 and I in 2009. The only difference is she doesn't have any nursing experience when she applied whereas I already have 1 year in my belt that time from a western country.

Not really. CNO assessment and immigration matters are two different things as pointed out by the other poster. Given you continued your application with CNO and eventually granted an eligibility to take the CRNE, you have to ask yourself now how yo...

It's okay if it would be like this but CNO is the one that chooses for how long you would do your bridging program for. Two of my friends were asked to do their bridging program for 3 years. They tried to go to different nursing schools that offers...

You do know that Ontario's bridging program can be as long as three years? That's how long they wanted my friend to do her bridging program in order for her to register as an RN in their province.