Are you an Internationally Educated Nurse and planning to become an RN in Ontario, Canada, by transferring US NCLEX-RN results to CNO? Then, this blog is for you. Many people make this mistake because of a lack of knowledge and research. If you make this mistake, the process to become a Registered Nurse in Ontario can be delayed. In … Read more
My name is Sam, an Internationally Educated Nurse who graduated in 2007. After a long journey filled with challenges and triumphs, I passed the NCLEX-RN in 2022 and am proudly working as a Registered Nurse at one of the best hospitals in the region. Today, I’d like to share my experience and insights on one … Read more
If you’re a new graduate nurse or an internationally educated nurse preparing for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN), you’ve probably asked yourself this question: “What is the passing score for NCLEX-RN?“ No worries! This article on “What is the passing score for NCLEX-RN?” will guide you through the answer in simple … Read more
The College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) is considering revising the education requirements for individuals seeking to become Registered Nurses in Ontario. This proposed change has already received support from the internal body, and now the CNO is seeking public input on the matter. To provide feedback, the public is invited to complete an online … Read more
Are you a new graduate or an Internationally Educated Nurse(IEN) who still needs to clear the NCLEX-RN exam? If so, you’re probably wondering, “How many times can I take the NCLEX?” Understanding the NCLEX retake policy is vital for such nurses. This NCLEX retake policy guide will provide you with detailed insight into the maximum … Read more
Dear nurses, failure is not the opposite of success; it’s part of the journey. Failing the NCLEX-RN exam on your first attempt may have felt like a setback, but remember, setbacks are merely setups for comebacks. You are here because you possess the courage to strive once more, and we commend you immensely for that. … Read more
The nursing profession, often characterized by long hours of intense work, dedication, and compassion, is not immune to the darker aspects of human behavior. Bullying and harassment, unfortunately, have long been an unwelcome presence in the healthcare field. The phrase “nurses eat their young” is no stranger to those in the profession, referring to the mistreatment and … Read more
Today I will explain how to Transfer NCLEX-RN Test Results from Illinois to Ontario. If you have passed US NCLEX-RN Exam after 1 April 2013, you don’t need to repeat it to become a Registered Nurse in Ontario, Canada. Fortunately, Fortunately, the College of Nurses Ontario(CNO), the Nursing Registration Board in Ontario, started to accept US National Council … Read more
Are you an Internationally Educated Nurse (IEN) with a General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) or a Nursing Diploma qualification? If so, you might be wondering “Can a GNM Nurse Become an RN in Canada?” The answer is a resounding yes! In this blog post, I explain how I successfully transitioned from a GNM Nurse to a Canadian … Read more
Are you an Internationally Educated Nurse (IEN) planning to become a Nurse in Canada? If so, you’ve likely heard of the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS). This is the first step IENs must go through before becoming Registered Nurses or Registered Practical Nurses in Ontario, Canada. The National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS) is a centralized competency assessment body … Read more