Published May 31, 2012
teletipid
86 Posts
can somebody help me about this.. what are the requirements to take nclex here in NY?
thanks
michigansapphire
133 Posts
nys nursing:license requirements
to qualify to take either the nclex-rn examination or the nclex-pn examination, you must:submit an application for licensure (form 1) and the $143 licensure and first registration fee to the new york state education department.ask your school to verify your education directly to the new york state education department on form 2 (new york state programs completed prior to 4/1/98 or other u.s. programs), or form 2af (for graduates who are applying for an lpn license based on completion of equivalent education in a program conducted by the u.s. armed forces) or have your educational credentials verified by cgfns (non-u.s. programs).register directly with pearson vue to take the nclex examination. to register for the examination, you will need the program code for your nursing education program that is listed in the nclex candidate bulletin. the nclex candidate bulletin and additional information regarding the examination are available on the web at www.vue.com/nclex or ncsbn.org/nclex.htm . you may register for the examination online at www.vue.com/nclex or by calling pearson vue at 1-866-496-2539**if you are a graduate of a new york state nursing program, or an approved nursing program in the u.s., you may apply for the examination at any time after submitting all the items in 1 and 2 above. if you are a non-u.s. nursing program graduate, you may only apply for the examination after receiving a letter from the new york state education department notifying you that your education has been approved and you are now eligible to sit for the examination.
*if you are a graduate of a new york state nursing program, or an approved nursing program in the u.s., you may apply for the examination at any time after submitting all the items in 1 and 2 above. if you are a non-u.s. nursing program graduate, you may only apply for the examination after receiving a letter from the new york state education department notifying you that your education has been approved and you are now eligible to sit for the examination.
as the note at the bottom indicates, the exact process will depend on where you went to nursing school.
NYS Nursing:License Requirements As the note at the bottom indicates, the exact process will depend on where you went to nursing school.
As the note at the bottom indicates, the exact process will depend on where you went to nursing school.
thanks for the info.. i was thinking about the processing time..i know for sure it will take months-yrs for that application alone, i live here in NY, but i am a foreign grad nurse, no experience at all.. i was thinking of pursuing my nursing career after a long long time, i was thinking in applying in vermont for licensure and if i passed, just apply for a reciprocity to ny (that alone takes time too)..what are your thoughts?
i just really want some clarifications.. thanks..
Silverdragon102, BSN
1 Article; 39,477 Posts
Regardless as a foreign trained nurse you have to do CVS and process takes approx 6 months. If you plan on working in NY better to just apply to NY BON for licensure. NCLEX is just a part of the process
tishamalows
2 Posts
Hello silverdragon! i wanna ask if Ny still doent require ssn, toefl/ielts and cgfns exam till now? what are the requirements for school for CES? Thank you God bless :)
NY does CVS not CES and whether English exams and SSN are required best check out their website
pam_sim1489
15 Posts
Is new york also affected by the concurrency issue like what happened to cali BON?
I'm a foreign graduate from the philippines batch 2009 without no experience. Will they allow me to take the nclex rn?
What are the steps on applying, please help me. Thankyou
hoby
58 Posts
hi pam, in which state did you end up applying?
bella14k
143 Posts
Wait a second-I am graduating next Friday. Obviously I plan on sending my forms in to the board of NY so I can take my exam around July. But I'm hearing that ...once I send the forms in, it'll take up to 6 months for them to process? What ?!
JustBeachyNurse, LPN
13,957 Posts
Yes the credential verification service takes at least 6 months to complete.
That can't be. I mean, it's possible. You're saying that I won't be able to work for at least 6 months after I graduate? That's silly. I know a lot of people who are scheduled to take their boards in like 3 weeks.
lol.
Thats for a foreign trained nurse...I am trained in NY, living in NY.