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RnJenmag

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  1. I have not taken the exam because I am not yet ready. Now, I'm confused and hesitant to take the exam because there are already nurses who got exempted from taking the exam all because they passed the NCLEX exam. I read there were 2 nurses already who shared their experience in another forum of their exemption. There are already agencies with employers hiring NCLEX passers , no need to take HAAD they say as they will convert it to HAAD. So what's really going on? ehehe:nailbiting:
  2. thank you for all your replies. I am convinced to take the HAAD exam..
  3. thank you for your input jotdi. I'm just a bit hesitant to these things because you know agencies and other entities(some , not all though) would take advantage of nurses.
  4. Hi ,I am practicing my nursing profession in the Philippines but I'm also US-RN(passed NCLEX active license since 2010). I was assisted by my local agency on HAAD dataflow but they forgot to include my US license in this process. A few months later my agency told me I can now take the HAAD exam but then I read online if one is a US RN you are eligible for an exam exemption. One direct employer in Abu dhabi for homecare also told me that I am exempted to take the HAAD exam and an exam application center also told me I could be exempted. I don't who to believe because my agency now is telling me that they have USRN clients who were not exempted from this exam so they advised me to just take the exam. Does anyone have the same experience? or are there USRNs who got exempted in HAAD exam just by being an active US-RN (NCLEX passer since 2010)

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