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jjjoy: Thank you for your thoughtful response. I was already thinking along the lines you suggested (probably not going to be an effective nurse with no experience, especially in a place I've never been- but there are always volunteer positions to keep me at least somewhat familiar with all that goes with being a nurse!) I already face the issue of "commitment to the profession" as I graduated over two years ago and just now took the licensing exam. I'm trying to stay positive- if its been two years and I remember enough to pass NCLEX with 75 questions, I must have done something right... right? Its already been a long road, here's hoping I can handle one more year! Thanks again, everyone, for your replies!

Thank you for your replies! Every little bit helps!

I have a BSN and (very) recently passed NCLEX. I will be moving to Chiang Mai, Thailand in less than a month. I'm teaching english for sure so I already have a 1 year work visa, but now that I have my RN, I was wondering if anyone knows what kind of positions are available. I don't have any experience to speak of, and I don't know the language (yet!). I guess I'm just wondering if my license will work in Thailand, and if so, what is nursing like in Thailand? Any thoughts, insight or suggestions are welcome! Thanks!

I have a BSN and (very) recently passed NCLEX. I will be moving to Thailand (Chiang Mai) in less than a month. I'm teaching english for sure, but now that I have my RN, I was wondering if anyone knows what kind of positions are available. I don't have any experience to speak of, and I don't know the language. I guess I'm just wondering if my license will work in Thailand, and if so, what is nursing like in Thailand? Any thoughts, insight or suggestions are welcome! Thanks!