GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL NURSES IN CANADA



GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL NURSES IN CANADA 
Disclaimer :  Purpose of  sharing this info is to help other international nurses especially Tibetan immigrant nurses ,not intended for any other.
NCLEX in Canada-( from 2015, the NCLEX-RN replaces the CRNE) as Canada's national examination for those applying to be a registered nurse in CANADA.
For guide- Check-  www.crnbc.ca
For any international educated nurse (IENs) applicant has to apply through (NNAS )-  National nursing assessment service-  www.nnas.com or


Well, compared to USA, i heard many international nurses gets  work permit to CANADA,, i can’t guarantee, but still get more info here -

In Canada one can take NCLEX RN 3 times only, whereas in USA one can take NCLEX multiple times -refer www.cgfns.org  and www.pearsonvue.com

**Here is an interview done with Tibetan Immigrant nurse to canada , Tsetan Dolkar  , she states “  Hi, I registered in 2010 which was quite a long time ago,but  now the  registration board has completely changed. Earlier i used my registration  through college of nurse Ontario but now , anyone coming to Canada has to register through (NNAS)National nursing assessment service,  this org is for international nurse and I don’t have much idea how it works, if you look up the link, it’s clear but still the assessment of each individual varies. However safe practise here is only 3 years and if anyone hasn’t worked within three years at the time of registration, it’s sure that the person will have to take some courses through NNAS.


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