temporary registration

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 16, 2016

Has NNAS completed your assessment?

pawara · Mar 16, 2016

not yet. My one document is pending from India university. Hope to get that in few weeks.

pawara · Mar 16, 2016

Has NNAS completed your assessment?

not yet. One document from india university is pending. Hope to get that soon.

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 16, 2016

I think its optimistic to believe you will be writing the NCLEX in the next months. If your education is deemed equivalent to a Canadian BScN, you still face two major problems in obtaining your license;

1. your proof of recent experience within the past three years has expired

2. you are not a permanent resident, Canadian citizen or refuge

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 16, 2016

@pawara, will it impact your inland spousal case, if you return home and work as a RN in order to have proof of recent work experience?

Silverdragon102, BSN · Mar 17, 2016

I suspect the province if they OK your education will require a return to work program before giving you a full license. To obtain your medical look up approved list on CIC website and make appointment, they will send electronically results and you then apply to change conditions on twp. Also if your PR is within 12 months you can use the same medical

pawara · Mar 17, 2016

I have no reentry, means i cannot gi outside canada. But my left my last job in april 2013.

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 17, 2016

@silverdragon, In Ontario, IENs who do not have proof of experience within three years usually need to return to school. The school programs for IENs have long wait lists, take 20 months to complete, are expensive etc.

@pawara, is it possible for you and your husband to move to another province? Other provinces lists 5 years instead of 3 years as proof of recent experience.

pawara · Mar 18, 2016

yes we can move to other province. But do i need permanent residence for my nclex exam?

Silverdragon102, BSN · Mar 18, 2016

No you do not but a license may not be issued if you can not provide proof of TWP, PR or citizenship

dishes, BSN, RN · Mar 18, 2016

yes we can move to other province. But do i need permanent residence for my nclex exam?

Check the IEN RN licensing application information for the regulatory bodies in Saskatchewan (SRNA), Manitoba (CRNM) and Newfoundland (ARNNL). They should list requirement for licensure; temporary visa, permanent residence etc.

Also, there were healthcare employer recruiters, from these three provinces at a recent job fair, presumeably this means there is still a chance of receiving a job offer in one of these provinces after you are licensed.

pawara · Mar 19, 2016

thanks a lot frnds..............