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FutureFrenchyNurse
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Hello guys,
It's been a while that I have been researching about the right way to come back in the United States as a Registered Nurse without any complication when I'll be done with school.
I'm a U.S resident and soon will be a U.S citizen but I'm studying in Europe (Paris) I wonder once I'm finally a nurse will I encounter the same trouble and will have to go through the same procedure as an foreigner Nurse status, knowing that I'm a U.S resident (soon citizen)
I'm multilingual and speak English very well I was wondering if I'll have to take the TOEFL exam too...? (since the program here is in french ). And if passing the NCLEX-RN with a transcript translated would be enough?
Basically what I'm asking is a guidance about how should I proceed with my situation once I'll become a RN and will be back in the U.S.
I send few emails to professionals working for the state board of nursing but if any of you had any similar experience or know any information please feel free to comment below that'll help thanks :)