newnursejoan

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1. Seneca College, Toronto p/t RPN prog

   newnursejoan replied to Marie12's topic in Canada Nursing Programs

   Hello Marie, remember to manage your time wisely. This is the most important tip anyone can give you so study consistently each day of the week no matter what nursing school you attend. Although this...

2. CRNE June 2012

   newnursejoan replied to bella.donna's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

   Its usually 4-6 weeks from the examination

3. CPNRE - May 16, 2012

   newnursejoan replied to binary's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

   results have historically taken about 5-6 weeks. If the other provinces are receiving their results now, I would take that as a sign that results for Ontario shall be coming shortly. Good luck to...

4. CPNRE - May 16, 2012

   newnursejoan replied to binary's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

   Hi Toronto Nurse, what has the passing mark for the CPNRE typically have been in the past. 56 percent seems rather

5. CPNRE - May 16, 2012

   newnursejoan replied to binary's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

   Yeah I have to agree. Although the exam may be in fact divided into components reflecting differing areas of nursing practice, it is evenly marked from what I understand and the passing mark reflects...

6. George Brown College PN Program

   newnursejoan replied to RuffaG's topic in Canada Nursing Programs

   Although I did not complete a PN program, I did complete the collaborative RN program at Ryerson, George Brown, Centennial College. I have heard lots of good things about their clinical components....

7. College offering Medication Adminisitration Certificate

   newnursejoan replied to jeannette_dvo's topic in Canada Nursing Programs

   Yes I agree, medication administration is typically a component of a diploma or degree program, and usually integrated into their nursing practice component. If you are totally set on taking a course,...

8. Best CRNE review books or courses...

   newnursejoan replied to jvre888's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

   I've used a couple of CRNE preparation books including Mosby's and Lippincotts. I think the benefit of Mosbys is that they provide some pathology and not just questions. I think the best CRNE...

9. What's the best nursing school in Canada?

   newnursejoan replied to toribeth's topic in Canada Nursing Programs

   I think that in finding a good nursing school, you should really look at the clinical component. What I mean is inquire about the clinical program. What kind of rotations are students required to...

10. CRNE Prep course

    newnursejoan replied to littlezhuzhu's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

    There are lots of classes, this is true. There are lots of threads on allnurses, so I would just suggest that you do a search and you will find lots of relevant information. I failed and took a class...

11. CRNE June 2012

    newnursejoan replied to bella.donna's topic in Canada CRNE, CPNRE Exams

    good luck to all the CRNE writers tomorrow. I have been there and made it and you can too! Be positive and hopefully all of the hard studying has paid

12. Irish nurse failed CRNE 1st time-can i work as a grad nurse?

    newnursejoan replied to Lols ireland's topic in Canada

    From what I understand, in Ontario once you fail the CRNE, and you are working on a temporary license as a new graduate, you have your license revoked and are not able to work. I'm not sure if you are...

13. BC to Ont - What can I expect?

    newnursejoan replied to Working2BLPN's topic in Canada

    Although I agree you won't have to likely do anything extra, the best bet is to contact the CNO. They would be able to provide you with the best

14. Moving from Florida to Halifax - advice?

    newnursejoan replied to Maxmonster's topic in International Nursing

    getting you educational and practical skills is the best way too go. You will have your answers

15. Moving from Florida to Halifax - advice?

    newnursejoan replied to Maxmonster's topic in International Nursing

    Contact the college of nurses in the province and have your qualifications assessed. Once you're approved to write the CRNE, which I suggest you do ASAP, then you can start applying for jobs. I know...