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For international nurses wanting to practice in Canada
I do agree.
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
I received mine in 4 business days. Maybe because I had my temp license before. You should wait. It should be on its way.
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
I passed! Wrote mine Jan.30 in Ottawa.
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
That was fast. I hope I get mine soon. Congratulations!!!
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
Question: if the results were out and you have a temp license (ON), they should have already updated your status in CNO's website as expired (if you failed), right?
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
Did you call CNO?
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
ON takers!
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
For January 30th takers, have you received any result yet? OMG this waiting period is so excruciating!
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
Ottawa. I consumed the 4 hours and I didn't even realize. Let the waiting game begin!!
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
Are you in Ontario?
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CPNRE Jan-Feb 2018
I also did. I hope I passed. There are some maternity questions which I'm not really fond of. How did you find the exam?
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NNAS experience?
Thanks for the words of encouragement! I was thinking it too. Told myself, I'd rather go back to school and learn the system than just waiting for a result which would tell me to go back to school. I was asking some people and they said my Cdn education won't even matter. You're the first person to tell me otherwise. Although, at the back of my mind, I'm going to gamble.
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NNAS experience?
I have a question: I am an internationally educated nurse from the Philippines and an RN. I took the 2-year PN program in ON and now I'm an RPN. I'm currently holding a temporary license as I have to write CPNRE in January. I was hired at a hospital and currently working there. I was wondering if I do the NNAS assessment for my RN, do you think my Canadian education + international degree + current employment will give me a favourable result for NNAS? I mean, I wish it would reinforce my application at least to get a Somewhat Comparable or Comparable result. Any thoughts?
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Question about CNO
I have a question: I am an internationally educated nurse from the Philippines and an RN. I took the 2-year PN program in ON and now I'm an RPN. I'm currently holding a temporary license as I have to write CPNRE in January. I was hired at a hospital and currently working there. I was wondering if I do the NNAS assessment for my RN, do you think my Canadian education + international degree + current employment will give me a favourable result for NNAS? I mean, I wish it would reinforce my application at least to get a Somewhat Comparable or Comparable result. Any thoughts?
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Algonquin College RPN program
You need your Pre-placement requirements accomplished before January. It's good to be proactive and finish everything before school starts.