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@@fosukingsford Yes.

@@jenickemeka6288 No.

@@mervicorannsantosperpinan6410 They may request for a job description from your employer. Otherwise, all this information will be captured in your NNAS report.

@@victoriaaddae2549 There are other ways to meet this requirement without having to take ielts. Check if you qualify. www.clpna.com/apply-to-be-an-lpn/registration-information/english-language-proficiency/

@@TheMercifulDoctor PM on instagram. instagram.com/ienfactscanada?igsh=MXdubDY5NW9iYXRqMw%3D%3D&

@@ezzatelsayed1069 if you’re referring to the states, it’s not the same. This is only for Alberta, Canada. Hope I got your question right.

@@IENFactsCanada so l can't relocate to united States with my crna Canada certificate and work as a crna in united States

@@ezzatelsayed1069 Canadian RN is recognized in the US but you will still need to register with the states board to be able to work there.

@@yetundeoyedemi3268 you only need at least 250hrs within the last 5yrs. Count all the hours you worked within that period.

@@IENFactsCanada ookay Thank you so much

@@KasieLynPillos How Does the Registrar Determine if Hours Count? If requested, the registrar may require you to submit the following information to determine if practice hours count towards your currency: Identification of your employer. Your employer's confirmation of your submitted hours. A description of your job position. Additional information from your immediate supervisor or manager. Official transcript of nursing courses or program completed.

@@Vinothinivino-ip3ww Most of the provinces require your experience to be within the last 5yrs or a nursing related course such as specialty nursing. You may need a return to work course for you to qualify for registration. Check Langara college or Douglas university.

@@esthermurugi2024 Hi. Which message do you want me to respond to

@@tyl6614 Yes! Volunteer hours where RN skills are required.

One time!

@@sogbesamake How far along are you with CNO application?

You do not need all that process when already registered in Canada. Apply to CNO as an equivalent jurisdiction and request Manitoba for transfer of license. Also, check with CNO if they require you to have some work hours before you transfer.

@@IENFactsCanadathank you for more info on this! Please can you also explain the new pathways for nurses via Ontario immigrant Nominee Program for nurses that are registered with Ontario college of nursing to be nominated by OINP to become permanent residents. Please ma, make a video on this! For more insight and what is required. Can I get you email address 🙏

Apply for one from UK police or the authorized organization and send it to the CRNA registrar through the provided email.

Only IELTS or CElBAN is acceptable.

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You do not need 4 yrs as long as you have 1000hrs within your 3yrs of experience. The verification of registration allows them to assess your practice hours. If they need any other proof they will let you know.

@@IENFactsCanada thanks 🙏

IQAS would be good.

Yes, NNAS will be required.

I’m sorry you have to wait for them to get back to you or write to NSCN

Yes it’s still valid. What you get is a provisional license which allows you to work as you prepare for NCLEX.

Yes you can! Kindly watch the step by step guide here: ruclips.net/video/OxDXVXf-Jvk/видео.htmlsi=RscWNQD3RzUnIBwj

Yes, as long as you have an active license from the state.

I am aware! I have done a video on the CRNA registration changes. There are ways to prove English proficiency without necessarily taking an exam. Unless you do not meet that criteria then you will need to take an exam. It also depends with the province and where you trained. Kindly watch the CRNA updates here: ruclips.net/video/d0uQgBPkcDM/видео.htmlsi=_iKzeWWbf5NC8yoV

I understand it’s been a challenge for many IENs. I would recommend for her to request for an ATT and clear with NCLEX as she waits. Anyways, no snakes 😁

Yes you can as long as you have authorization to test.

The next step is to find an employer, with a job offer you will be able to start immigration process

Yes. Caregivers in Canada will also be able to take advantage of this program.

I’m glad it’s helpful, thanks for watching. Your question will be answered . Stay tuned.

Yes you can as long as you have at least 250hrs of practice from NS.

Usually it’s course by course but you can still use the immigration one.

Of course.’

Every province has its own requirements. That’s what they require.

Log in to your CNO account and request transfer of license. Then, create an account with CRNA using the equivalent jurisdiction link and just follow the instructions.

@@IENFactsCanada already license transfered but I am contacting CRNA asking them whether they received my license but no reply more than 2 months now

@@ruthamirtharaj7841 Have you created an account with CRNA yet? It shouldn’t be complicated.

Did you get your CRNA licence I am also in same boat

@@IENFactsCanada yes I have created an account and almost finish the process

If you’re able to get a verification of your license before it expires you’ll be good. You need to move fast! Start by creating an account.

For CNO yes.

You do not need 250hrs. Your Nursing program meets the currency of practice because it’s within the 5yr time frame. Your current program may qualify you for language proficiency if it’s at least 2yrs of full time study but that is at CRNA discretion. Kindly write to CRNA navigator and enquire about it.

@@IENFactsCanadahello how about finishing the practical nursing program at norquest college. that is two years diploma, do i still need 250 hours?

I know CRNA doesn’t accept hours from licensed practical nurses practice, but maybe the education part of it may count .I recommend you talk to the navigator and see if there’s a possibility.

@@IENFactsCanada I actually called twice yesterday and today. Yesterday, The navigator told me I can renew but today the representative told me I can’t. It should be RN education. I’m so confused now. Practical nursing is also a nursing course. Am I right? 🙁

@@steffsarehpo5613 “Some non-nursing university or college courses or programs in Canada (approval is required from the registration committee)” That statement is from their website on what education or courses may qualify. That’s why I thought LPN program may be acceptable. I know LPN is nursing too only that it’s a different scope from RN. You can argue with them from that statement.

Hi. From my understanding of this context, you have not practiced in Canada as an RN right? If this is correct, when exactly did you obtain the CRNA license? Please clarify

Hi. There’s a government funding program which I believe it covers NNAS and some other registration costs . You need to register with IEN Navigation Services first to be enrolled in this program before you register with NANB. The Nursing regulatory body is not involved in immigration process or employment. However, if you obtain your license and get an employment, your employer will help with the immigration process.

Do you already have the provisional license?

@@IENFactsCanada no, after completing the program, ANBLPN didn't issue one,but I just wrote to them again,when I get their reply will let you know

@@user-zi7jz5sv9x How about you request them for a letter to help process your visit visa.

They are not issuing any,so if you can be of help I will be grateful​@@IENFactsCanada