Hi! I have a few questions regarding my CES-report. So I did a CVS-report to get licensed in State of New York. It all went though and good, I got to sit the NCLEX exam, got my ATT - and last week I passed my NCLEX on my first try! Yay! ? So now I'm just waiting to get my license issued. However now to my concerns.
I also ordered a CES-report from CGFNS. In my report the state that I lack clinical hours of Maternity and infant nursing - that I have 0 hours. However I've called and talked to my school about it, and they figured and realised that they just lumping hours together in another category. My CES-report is saying the thing that differs me from someone with American education is the lack of those hours.
Now my concern is that even if I passed NCLEX and will be licensed in the state of New York I'll have a hard time to endorse my license to other states. Does anyone have experience of that?
Can I contact CGFNS about this issue and try to update my CES report? Or is that just giving me trouble?
Or Should I go through ERES with the correct information regarding the clinical hours to easier endorse my licensure to other states?
What would you do in my situation?
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Hi!
I have a few questions regarding my CES-report. So I did a CVS-report to get licensed in State of New York. It all went though and good, I got to sit the NCLEX exam, got my ATT - and last week I passed my NCLEX on my first try! Yay! ? So now I'm just waiting to get my license issued. However now to my concerns.
I also ordered a CES-report from CGFNS. In my report the state that I lack clinical hours of Maternity and infant nursing - that I have 0 hours. However I've called and talked to my school about it, and they figured and realised that they just lumping hours together in another category. My CES-report is saying the thing that differs me from someone with American education is the lack of those hours.
Now my concern is that even if I passed NCLEX and will be licensed in the state of New York I'll have a hard time to endorse my license to other states. Does anyone have experience of that?
Can I contact CGFNS about this issue and try to update my CES report? Or is that just giving me trouble?
Or Should I go through ERES with the correct information regarding the clinical hours to easier endorse my licensure to other states?
What would you do in my situation?