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crnpei.ca/rn-information/internationally-educated-nurses/steps-in-the-registration-process/

The link will sure guide you with the process. For PEI, you'll have to go through NNAS evaluation board. You can register with PEI nursing regulatory body simultaneously with NNAS. Once you've opened your application with PEI, you can then request for the transfer of your registration from Newyork to PEI with or without your NNAS report.

There are so many free resources on RUclips that you can use depending on how comfortable you're. I'd suggest that you watch Nclex high yield and simple nursing from Mike. Also, for question bank, uworld is my best recommendation. You can message me on ig @ Ofunky-1

Thanks a lot. I will

​@@linatonude9691I'd respond to your message on ig by this weekend pls.

@linatonude9691 I'm glad that the video was helpful

Glad it was helpful!

Not necessarily, esp if you're being employed by an unknown family or organization.

Thank you 🙏

Thank you 🙏

You basically need an HCA certificate, first aid/ CPR cert, and a resume indicating your core roles in health care. If you're applying for a caregiver, you'll possibly need CPR/ First Aid certificate and a resume only. You can send me a dm on ig for more assistance @ ofunky-1

@aminamohammed377 if you have att from another regulatory board or other country, you can proceed to write Nclex first before registering with CNO RB.

@@nurseo3408 okay Thank you very much. I have registered with Texas board of nursing and I’m soon to write the nclex

@aminamohammed377 Sure, all the best

@@nurseo3408 thank you soo much

There's nothing anyone can do for you. Study hard, know your content, practice questions, and pray. Don't get scammed.

Scammers now pretend to help you pass and the end up taking your hard earned money, Richard is a sure help but very difficult to get his info

Yes you're correct

@Richard helped me and two of my friends pass the exam few years ago you're lucky I still have his info

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Pls, kindly check the Montreal nursing regulatory board website for transfer instructions. Each province transfer process is different but similar . For the process, you don't need anyone to assist you. Just create an applicant profile and follow prompt.

@JulietCeleste-i1b for caregiving, employers might not really bother with experience or certificate, but if you're applying for a personal support worker, then you'll need both certificates in caregiving and experience .

You need to have an account with PEI nursing regulatory board first. Then, you'll fill out the license verification form, which can be downloaded from Google or the regulatory board website. Send the form to the Texas board, and once they've completed the verification process, they will send it to your nursing regulatory board in Canada.

Hey guys, Dr. Luther has made it very easy for everyone to pass the CNA test, i just passed my writing with great help from him. He is the solution to all nursing licenses

To get PR, she needs to apply for it. Let her write her ielts general, verify her education with any ECA of her choice, and then create her express entry profile.

@@nurseo3408 so her NCLEX us will help her in this process mam

@@LivingwithPriscilla No. You can send it through dhl. Ensure you have your NNAS ID on the form.

Hey guys, Dr. Luther has made it very easy for everyone to pass the CNA test, i just passed my writing with great help from him. He is the solution to all nursing licenses

Hey guys, Dr. Luther has made it very easy for everyone to pass the CNA test, i just passed my writing with great help from him. He is the solution to all nursing licenses

@@JenniferOgechi-f4m thank you

You need to send Nova scotia license verification form to newyork first, newyork board of Nursing will verification your registration status and send the completed form back to NSCN, and you'll be registered as a nurse. Same process applies to becoming a nurse in Ontario. Once you've become a nurse with NSCN, you can request a verification of license from NSCN board to CNO. Ensure you have an application opened with CNO first. Remember to apply to CNO as a Canadian applicant. Otherwise, you'll be asked to go through NNAS

@basilokonkwo8641 Absolutely 💯. USRN is equivalent to CARN, irrespective of your background nursing with Nova scotia College of Nursing

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Kindly check Nova scotia College of Nursing website to see the list of counties that are exempted from evaluation. If your country is among the exempted ones, then you don't need NNAS or other ECA evaluation.

@@nurseo3408 Hi Ma'am i would like to ask if ever there will be no NNAS required to Nova Scotia, and i was able to secure a license from them, would it be easier to transfer to other province?

@Weh_Dinga if you've secured a license from them, then you don't need NNAS. And yes, you can transfer to other provinces if it's not a provincial license .

@@nurseo3408 Thanks A lot

Thanks for watching. Appreciate you 🙏

Hopefully, in Sept. I'd let you know here once it's launched.

I'll respond now pls.

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@@ayanayan8640 you can message me on ig @ o_funky1

Hey guys, Dr. Luther has made it very easy for everyone to pass the CNA test, i just passed my writing with great help from him. He is the solution to all nursing licenses

@@nnekaodoh6967 thank you 😁

Yes, kindly message me on ig @ o_funky1

That's the best way to go. Pass your Nclex from US, then transfer your license to Nova scotia college of nursing to become a Canadian RN, from there, you can transfer to other provinces of your choice

I'd advise that you proceed with your Canadian journey. You can always go back to school here anytime in order to advance.

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@@nurseo3408 thanks

Thank you 🙏

It's all about your choice. I did in home and I loved it

@ChurchRicardo888 Thanks for watching. I'd recommend Alberta or Novascotia for your transfer of license. Secondly, you can be registered in canada and still maintain your status in NY as long as your license is active. Even if it expires due to failure to renew it when due, you can always reinstate it back.

@@nurseo3408oh thank you sooo much for your reply! God bless you🙏🏼

@@ChurchRicardo888 amen, you're welcome anytime

@user-lr2yd8yr9d is not a bad idea. The requirements are as mentioned in the video. Thanks for watching