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Hello, I'm interested in doing the same as you but in another city. Can you please tell me what licenses you needed to obtain before you started your business? And the type of insurances you needed?

Hello, Thanks for the info. No, I haven't relieved a job offer yet as I haven't started looking. I'm focusing on studying for the NCLEX-RN because I want to pass on my first attempt. I was just hoping that I could have a back-up plan if I didn't pass as I have just quit my private sector job in order to study full time and can't afford to be out of work for longer than a month.

Hello Everyone! I am a Canadian citizen who was trained as a nurse in the UK. It has taken me a year to go through the process with the NNAS and finally I have received their recommendation of how I compare to a Canadian educated RN. I have been very lucky and have only been asked by the CNO to take the Jurisprudence Exam and the NCLEX-RN Exam. I have since passed the Jurisprudence exam and am now studying the take the NCLEX-RN. My question is about the Temporary Class Licensing in ON. I know that I can apply for it if I have a job offer and I am waiting to take the exam. But I want to know what happens if I take the exam, fail and then want to apply for a Temp Class License? Ideally I want to pass my exam on the first try but if I don't pass my contingency plan would be to get a job as an RN on the Temp Class License whilst studying for my 2nd attempt. Does anyone know if this is feasible? Has anyone had a similar experience?

Hi everyone, I'm in need of a lot of guidance. I am a Canadian living in the uk. I have just finished my nursing degree and am currently waiting for my pin. A few weeks ago I found out about a serious family problem that has caused me to re-evalute my living situation and I have decided to move back to Canada. My question is will I be able to work as a nurse in Canada, having just graduated and not having any expereince working as a RN (only as a healthcare)? Thanks for any help!