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I know it is hard, but if you are still early 20's, it is one choice to go outside of Ontario and come back with experience. If your friend already got a job, try to connect them. It is better than applying online.

Hi, Fiona59, I also had an interview at a long term facility. I submitted my references because I am required to send references after the interview. I hope I will get that job! If they ask references after an interview, is it good chance to get hire?? Do you know how long take to get response? Is it possible no response? I am nervous....

I got a job which is casual! but, I am still looking for a part time or full time job in GTA. I do not know how I can find better job. Event if I get some certificate from college such as health assessment course or medication administration courses, I am not sure to find a job..... some of my friends took some courses from college and they still can not find a job....

Hi, I am international educated nurse, got RPN license in July 2016. Now I have started searching RPN job from healthforce Ontario "OrIENtation ". This[COLOR=#000000] is designed to support Internationally-Educated Nurses newly registered in Ontario in transitioning to practice in an Ontario health care setting and provide them with a full-time job opportunity. I applied the jobs from website, but I can not have confidence to get a work..... Even I have 7 years experience working at hospital in my country, I guess they do not consider it as Nursing career in Canada. I also looked through the website "indeed" and I noticed most of the job position were applied over 100 people. I am feeling super negative... Do you know any good agency which give me opportunity to work?? Someone advised me that you can register at agency and work until you find a job. Or, do you know how IEN find a job? Please advice me[/COLOR]