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Hello, I am a general nurse, 8 years working as a nurse at the dentist. I want to ask if someone can advise me what I need for the qualification/further training, if I wanted to carry out this position in the US. Thank you.

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What are your actual duties? If you work for a dentist, I'm not sure you're a "nurse" in the allnurses sense, although it's possible.

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I have a central medical school GCSE General end-of-nurse

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I have a central medical school GCSE General end-of-nurse

I'm not sure what that might be equivalent to. Is there a state you're interested in, in particular? The state's BON website might have some useful information or a phone number you could call if needed. There is also a world nursing forum on this site.

https://allnurses.com/world-nursing/

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I am interested in California and I would like to continue in the same position as in my country ,thank you

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Here is a link that explains California's requirements for international nursing graduates. Hopefully you'll find some useful information there. Good luck!

http://www.rn.ca.gov/pdfs/schools/edp-i-35.pdf

Here is the actual application by endorsement page if you believe you qualify.

Board of Registered Nursing - Licensure by Endorsement

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Thank you very much !!!!!

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Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho, ASC.

Dentists in the US do not traditionally hire nurses. Some oral surgeons do.

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Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.

California requires a social security number or ITIN to consider your application. It's also a highly impacted state with up to 40% of nurses unemployed

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