do somebody knows the requirements for applying as nurse i n canada?
i heard that canada is looking for medical staff or nurse. i want to know about the requirements as well as the name of the agency or company looking for nurses. just in case that somebody here knows about the info....ur answer n help will be highly appreciated
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The Canadian laws regarding foreign-trained nurses have changed within the last few years. Here is a link, good luck. http://www.cicic.ca/en/professions.aspx?sortcode=2.19.21&prof=3152
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Is a registered nurse salary high in canada
Is a registered nurse salary high in canada?
Im thinking of becoming an RN and latter on maybe a nurse practitioner. whats there pay like in canada and what are some pros and cons?
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The salary for a registered nurse is quite decent and ranges from about $25.00 per hour to start to over $35.00 per hour when you have a lot of experience. Nurses in Canada are unionized for the most part so provinces regularly compare salary compensation so that they can remain competitive in attracting and keeping nurses in their own province. You can find a lot of information about registered nurse salary in Canada from the resource site including some of the factors that affect your placement on the salary scale and other factors that might increase the hourly wage such as "in charge" pay and overtime pay for statutory holidays. A nurse practitioner would earn more than the listed salaries for a registered nurse as this is an expanded scope of practice that reflects the additional level of responsibility and decision making that goes with the scope of practice. A nurse practitioner is not a legally recognized type of nursing in all provinces although many provinces are moving quickly in that direction.
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Im thinking of becoming an RN and latter on maybe a nurse practitioner. whats there pay like in canada and what are some pros and cons?
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The salary for a registered nurse is quite decent and ranges from about $25.00 per hour to start to over $35.00 per hour when you have a lot of experience. Nurses in Canada are unionized for the most part so provinces regularly compare salary compensation so that they can remain competitive in attracting and keeping nurses in their own province. You can find a lot of information about registered nurse salary in Canada from the resource site including some of the factors that affect your placement on the salary scale and other factors that might increase the hourly wage such as "in charge" pay and overtime pay for statutory holidays. A nurse practitioner would earn more than the listed salaries for a registered nurse as this is an expanded scope of practice that reflects the additional level of responsibility and decision making that goes with the scope of practice. A nurse practitioner is not a legally recognized type of nursing in all provinces although many provinces are moving quickly in that direction.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Hi everyone,I am hired as a graduate nurse in Canada
Hi everyone,I am hired as a graduate nurse in Canada ?
I am hired as a graduate nurse in Canada and applying for a work permit at the moment.I have a son who is turning 22 by March 2009. Do I have a chance to bring him to Canada? Can I still make him my dependent when the right time comes to apply for a permanent resident status ? Thank you very much! God bless!
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congrats,,,yes u can get ur son..that is included in their package.
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I am hired as a graduate nurse in Canada and applying for a work permit at the moment.I have a son who is turning 22 by March 2009. Do I have a chance to bring him to Canada? Can I still make him my dependent when the right time comes to apply for a permanent resident status ? Thank you very much! God bless!
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congrats,,,yes u can get ur son..that is included in their package.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Does a US registered nurse needs to take exam to be able to practice nursing in canada
Does a US registered nurse needs to take exam to be able to practice nursing in canada?
I am interested to work in canada
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Yes
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I would think that you would have to take an exam to prove your proficiency.
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Yes. You will have to write the CRNE. Start by contacting the college of nurses ( our licensing bodies) for the province you wish to work in and they will tell you how to proceed. Be aware that some provinces are requiring BSN for licensure of RNs.
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I am interested to work in canada
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Yes
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I would think that you would have to take an exam to prove your proficiency.
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Yes. You will have to write the CRNE. Start by contacting the college of nurses ( our licensing bodies) for the province you wish to work in and they will tell you how to proceed. Be aware that some provinces are requiring BSN for licensure of RNs.
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