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For the Canadian Exam are we required to know the American prioritization and delegation and regulations/laws or have those questions been removed from test bank? Would you recommended studying solely from American prep materials or is their some content that we should exclude as it does not apply to our practice?

i think uoft has a this program say it on their website if i'm not mistaken...anesthesia care diploma (nurse practitioner field) 1) master of nursing (nurse practitioner field) concurrent diploma in anesthesia care 2) post-master of nursing (nurse practitioner field) diploma in anesthesia care states career opportunites are: [color=#ffffff]np anesthesia care * nurse practitioner roles that incorporate care of patients and families throughout the perioperative process * work on or lead an acute pain team with anesthesia colleagues * work in diagnostic areas where patients require sedation/anesthesia with airway management * there may be an intra-operative component to the role (but the np-a will not be the sole provider of anesthesia. this is not a certified nruse anesthetiste role as in the usa.) not sure if this help

Can you please help me. I got 2 offers one to George Brown/Ryerson and the other Centennial/Ryerson Please share any pros and cons you heard about George Brown and Centennial Sites. Not sure which one to pick now. Centennial had an open house but George Brown did not, so I have not met any faculty or heard anything.

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I am a mature student currently working on the pre-requisites at night. I have received an 88% in English and I will finish Chem 11 and Bio 12 by March the 4th. I will then begin Chem 12 and the Math credit which will be completed on June 15th . I've applied in Ontario at Ryerson, Centennial, George Brown, Humber, Georgian and Seneca.I've would like to take the 4 year BScN program. I was told yesterday by Centennial that they do not offer mature students conditional offers unless they only have one of the pre-reqs outstanding. She said from prior years most mature students do not get in until the year after they completed all pre-req. From previous years did anyone receive or know any mature students know of anyone that received a conditonal offer although they had more than 2 of the pre-req outside outside of the Feb 1st equal consideration deadline. She advised me that by June there will probably be no spaces left I really do not want to wait another year to start the program. I spent a lot of money to apply as I previously went to college and university and was required to request transcripts from both previous institutions. I am not interested in taking the RPN. Any suggestions in regards to alternate routes? Any information would be greatly appreciated.