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I am currently licensed in Ontario and got my license in Alberta. If you have already written the CPRNE then you just need to contact the CLPNA in Alberta and they will send you the information on how to get your registration in Alberta. You do not...

BCLS is your CPR course. You would have required that for school if you recently graduated. Also if you recently graduated, med administration should have been covered in your education. It will depend on when you graduated etc.

I agree with janfrn. There must be some information that you are not providing us. I just did the opposite and got my registration in Alberta as I am moving there from Ontario. I didnt have to rewrite the CPNRE, just get a verification of registra...

Fiona, You are, or you are not, registered in Ontario? I agree, something needs to be done. If you don't have to complete a PN course , but can still write the CPNRE and practice as an RPN if you pass, then anyone should be able to write the CNRE an...

Jmarc, I wish you all the best and hope that you are able to find a way to be a part of the career you love. However, as an RPN I would like to point out that writing the RPN exam is not and should not be a 'second choice' or consolation for not pass...

Neja, I would say if you can write it in September this year do it. The you could even write in may probably. At least this way you have the current practice exams available now. Though I am sure they will come out with new ones in time for January. ...

Good luck!

I believe that UOIT also has a bridging program where you can go part-time.

I agree with CanadianGirl. They are usually a good resource to use. Also, maybe it's just me but I would include all relevant experience including your last preceptorship. It can't hurt.

Whippet You should probably hear something soon. Have you checked online to see if there are any offers for you?

I'm starting a new job on Monday too CanadianGirl! Where are you going to be working? Hope you get your registration soon!

Yep. I never got a temp license.

I dropped off my stuff at the CNO last thursday and when I checked online yesterday I was in the system. I haven't actually recd anything yet but I was able to get my registration number online.

Angel, Here is the link to the asi website that discusses how the exam is marked: http://www.asitest.ca/PN/cpnrefaqs.htm Personally, I would say the $56 is prob worth it to ensure that no errors were made and that nothing got overlooked. I'm guessin...

i dont think it is, at least not by last name, bc people in my class that have last names before and after me still havent got theirs. think it just depends on how fast canada post gets to you. hope everyone else gets their envelopes today! :dancgr...

I don't think it has to do with where you live or how far it is from the CNO because I know other ppl in Mississauga that didn't get theirs yet.

For those of you that are already nurses or that have recently passed the exam: my letter says that I need to get an "original criminal record synopsis from CPIC". Is that just a regular police check or something different. And if it is different, ho...

My school (Mohawk) has one but I didn't take it. It's expensive and it really only supposedly goes over how to write the exam not reviewing content. I used the prep guide and predictor tests and reviewed my notes from school. I agree with Leslie and...

got mine today! passed :) mine was dated Feb 15 so it didnt take long to get to me. Im in Mississauga

i spoke to the CNO yesterday and all results went out yesterday and the day before, so depending on Canada Post everyone in Ontario should get their results in the next day or two! hopefully before the weekend!