Foreign nurses DO THIS & you WILL be able to work as a nurse in CANADA‼️Canada migration for nurses

[@kiearacelina]

Let me know if this was helpful and, don’t hesitate to drop any questions in the comment section ⬇️

[@leonardbirwong3127]

Thank you for sharing. Is it possible for me to apply for a job in Canada with my USRN License. If yes let me know how to go about that. thank you

[@TataTatas-r2d]

Thanks for this video, it pains me that after studding so hard I end up failing 💔😪, I've taken the exams for the 4th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it.

[@HenryWhite-z7t]

You will pass Every one has their own season, just keep going, pray and believe you will receive, though The NGN has a lot of new stuff in it

[@JacksonMichael-he4ps]

Took my NCLEX -RN test last week and passedq with 150 questions on my second try!!, Huge Thanks to mr Andrew, he is a game changer

[@JackPlus-e9n]

I'm glad to have been able to achieve success in nclex when i read through a post about him and how to get started with him help

[@RoselineRodrigu]

I have sat for NCLEX Exam for the 6th time now and still failed, i guess license isn't meant for people like me, like what am I not doing right ?

[@ThomasWatkins-sp4mu]

So sorry to hear you guys complain deeply of failing the exam. But I will assure you that Nclex exam won't be a problem to you anymore,if you work with someone like Mr Andrew . he help me through my exam and I made it through.

[@EguisiWinner]

Nice video and Thanks for the video ,it pain me that after studying so hard I end up failing nclex 🤦💔,Honestly nclex exam is really hard, I don't think I will ever pass this exam

[@MollyStatt]

Well I've taken the exam second time now and still didn't succeed,I wonder how does who succeed did it

[@EmekusSmile]

You will pass everyone has their own season.just keep praying and believe you will receive, though the NGN has a lot of new stuff In it

[@Vggff-qh7xu]

Took my NCLEX_RN test last week and pass with 150 questions on my second try!! Huge thanks to miss Barbara ,she is a game changer

[@SlowPoison-ro1jg]

I have sat for NCLEX exam for the 4th time now and still failed,I guess license isn't meant for people like me,like what am I not doing right

[@DenisLol-dq6hb]

People keep talking about Miss Barbara over KZbin, she must be a very awesome help ,

[@anne4208]

Oooh this is helpfull! Im an ER/A&E nurse from the Netherlands. Seriously considering workjng abroad for some time. Since I actually have friends in Canada from all my travels its kinda on top of the list.

[@maryj4106]

That storytime you gave about almost losing your license pissed me the hell off. My blood was boiling for you. Im an LPN as well, currently in a bridge program. Thank God you are a good nurse, competent, and able to properly speak up for yourself. Keep doing your thing girl!!

[@kiearacelina]

Hahaha girl, you and I both. I’m starting to see why it happened though and you know, God works in mysterious ways and many blessings have been coming in so, a “loss” is not always a loss ☺️ I appreciate your support 💕🫶🏽

[@cmav8]

thank you sister your content helped me to get answers about my interest to move to Canada as RN. i currently practise as RN in Australia and i am kind of relieved that there is a quicker pathway to move my qualifcations over to the 3 provinces you mentioned . i think another thing i have to be mindful of is that i have to learn french as i am aware that it’s also an predominant language as english.

[@michelleuzezi4046]

Can you make a video about the expedited process for Alberta

[@gianaf_]

Is it just Nova Scotia offering the faster process? I’m interested in Ontario.

[@dimeepounet2513]

Thanks for the video. Just to be certain, when you said you were referring from an old info does that mean registering with NNAS is no longer required?

[@kiearacelina]

@@dimeepounet2513 Currently, not all provinces require it and I show some examples in the video. Other provinces accept WES as well.

[@dimeepounet2513]

Does Alberta require it?

[@awell1207]

Thank you for sharing. I wish to study nursing in Canada but don't know if I should study CNA or PSW first (to test the waters a bit). Any advice or content will be greatly appreciated.

[@kiearacelina]

@@awell1207 you’re very welcome ! It’s really up to you 🤷🏽‍♀️ if you’re not sure whether or not you want to become a nurse then yes, trying out CNA could be a good place to start but, you also have the LPN option. I think the LPN is a better option to start at then CNA. A bit more lengthy in schooling but better pay, less back breaking and more options in my opinion. And, I’m saying this as someone who worked as a CNA/PSW for 2 years while in school before becoming an LPN. ☺️

[@awell1207]

@@kiearacelina thank you for your response. I really appreciate your advice from the stance of experience. I love caring for people, however, I am hearing so many woes about nursing school. As an international student it will be difficult to start with. Don't get me wrong, I don't expect this journey to be easy and I am up for the challenge. To be honest I'm fearful.

[@naturallypatlin]

Can you do a video on dental hygienist?

[@chidimmanwafor-l6p]

Thanks for this video, I just passed my NCLEX through Nova Scotia but getting a job offer seems to be difficult still

[@kiearacelina]

@@chidimmanwafor-l6p That’s great’ congrats on passing and, I have a link in the description from Nova Scotia health. You should be able to find some facilities helping helping international nurses there ☺️

[@chidimmanwafor-l6p]

Thank you

[@V-The-RN]

Thank you for the information. I think you can use NNAS to register with College of Registered Nurses of Alberta however WES is accepted. it’s way cheaper and faster to get. And they do have several other ways to register depending on each individual’s situation.

[@kiearacelina]

@@V-The-RN Anytime ! Yes, every provinces is slightly different so, it’s up to everyone to look into the specific requirements for each province. I did mention the WES though but there are a few other options as well like you said. Thanks for the comment ☺️

[@helenanozie2912]

Please do video on CNA or PSW too. Thanks for the video.❤

[@kiearacelina]

Noted! I’ll definitely keep that in mind for future videos 😊

[@alihuien8338]

Thank you so much ❤big hug from Palestine 🇵🇸

[@kiearacelina]

You’re very welcome 💕

[@ItsMutsawashe]

Do you know what the process is like for applying to be a healthcare assistant? I’m a new grad nurse who studied in Poland and I’m thinking of maybe starting to work on a lower level but still in healthcare

[@mweetwakanene97]

I'm currently trying to to that I'm a BScN from zambia

[@DivineChukwuemeka-fy7fg]

Thanks for the information. Please l want to as if WES Evaluation document by document for International educated nurses can be accepted to nursing boards in Canada? Or is it only NANS?

[@kiearacelina]

Every board of nursing has their own requirement however, more and more boards are starting to accept WES so, i would go on the board of nursing site of the province of your choice and check. Most of the time, it will be written there.

[@kellymargy7215]

Well done, please make video on how to enter Canada with PSW, Caregiver program

[@kiearacelina]

@@kellymargy7215 Thank you very much and I will! ☺️

[@josephineribeiro6780]

Please patiely waiting for this vedio

[@riethomas7791]

Great video

[@kiearacelina]

Thank you!!

[@mirriammwampokota7148]

Hi beautiful content thanks for the information. Am registering with British Columbia and hàve invited for assessment. I have no proof of funds how can i get sponsorship to do this.

[@kiearacelina]

I don’t think you need proof of funds to become registered with British Columbia but, if you’re talking about for immigration processes then, you can try to see if there are any agencies of health authorities in BC helping IENs with that. If not, I know that Nova Scotia health authority is

[@saniya7649]

I am from India and completed my diploma in nursing in Germany and now working here at a reputed hospital of NRW at the ENT ward. Are my chances slim? What can I do to work and study further?

[@kiearacelina]

You would have to go through the application . Only they can assess you education and determine whether or not it’s equivalent. I can’t really say whether or not your chances are slip but, if you’re a registered nurse, chances are it will be seen as equivalent if not, they may allow you to work as an LPN. I left a video breakdown of the difference in the description. You can check out that video ☺️

[@saniya7649]

@@kiearacelina thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

[@kiearacelina]

@@saniya7649 Anytime !

[@ifeyinwaojimadu203]

Psw/cna route to Canada please ❤❤❤

[@MarkOpoku-h4f]

Hi Kieara Although I'm a Ghanaian trained nurse but I have passed NCLEX and now having a US license to practice as RN but still in Ghana. Can I apply directly to the Nova Scotia BON with my US license without going through the credential evaluation with NNAS?? Please I need your help on this. Thank you 🙏

[@kiearacelina]

@@MarkOpoku-h4f If you’re currently licensed in the USA, I’m sure that will surely help with your application because that means that you already did the NNAS process. The NNAS currently handles all US and Canada foreign education applications so, you should be able to use your certificate from them to apply with your chosen Canadian province board. If you aren’t sure, I would call the BON to get more details 😀

[@nursebondemcanada]

Thanks for dropping gems as always

[@kiearacelina]

@@nursebondemcanada Anytime!!

[@uche_law1]

Also, I am registered in the UK as a nurse but trained in Nigeria, does it affect me if I do the verification with only the nmc of UK

[@kiearacelina]

I don’t think it’ll affect you ☺️

[@aishwaryawilliams4843]

Can you please do the video for CNA and care aids?

[@kiearacelina]

@@aishwaryawilliams4843 noted 📝

[@scarletcandy8141]

any age limit to apply for this please?

[@Quake2815]

Getting fired seemed like a blessing.

[@kiearacelina]

@@Quake2815 It was ! 💯

[@agbachisom4204]

thank you so much for this

[@kiearacelina]

You’re very welcome!

[@desirereed2875]

Girl can you give us information on how we can migrate to canada as LPNs ?

[@kiearacelina]

@@desirereed2875 So coming as an LPN is a bit trickier because LPNs around the world go to school for different lengths of time and a lot of countries issue certificates vs diplomas which are not recognized in Canada. Here’s an article that might help you though, I see that your experience is what’s looked at as an LPN as a factor that determines your eligibility: www.immigration.ca/how-to-immigrate-to-canada-as-a-licensed-practical-nurse/

[@desirereed2875]

@@kiearacelina I am trying to migrate from the USA can I dm you?

[@kiearacelina]

@@desirereed2875 I am not a professional at this at all, all the necessary details and sources are linked in the caption for you to read up on migration based on your own situation. I don’t want to give any inaccurate information 🥰

[@allanvinod21218]

I don’t think so the information you have given accurate. Not easy at all especially in weeks. I have experienced. For express entry If you have NCLEX GOOD CRS SCORE THEN IT IS EASY.. HEY but , processing times and requirements are different for every one for registration

[@kiearacelina]

Thank you for the information. Like I said in the video, processes work on a case by case basis and, all the official links are linked in the description so people can get their information from the source. I know a few Nigerian nurses that were able to move here in less than 2 months after applying. There are also some provinces that don’t require you to have Nclex in order to move. You come on a provisional license and work under the supervision of a registered nurse and you have 4 months to write yours. Prince Edward Island is one province that does this. Just because it was harder for you, doesn’t mean it’ll be the same for everyone, especially if they’re from the 7 countries I mentioned.

[@nettamd]

Could you do this as an LPN as well?

[@desirereed2875]

I never find information about lpns, always RNs

[@kiearacelina]

@@desirereed2875 I know the feeling.. I always say the same thing but it’s because, most RNs (outside of USA) are required to have bachelors degrees in order to practice which Canada will consider however, LPNs around the world have a vastly different scope of practice, different lengths in study and different certifications. Canada recognizes LPNs with 2 year diplomas whereas a lot of countries issue certificates than take roughly a year so, the equivalence isn’t always there. Here’s an article that might help though : www.immigration.ca/how-to-immigrate-to-canada-as-a-licensed-practical-nurse/

[@uche_law1]

My licence was currently evaluated by CGFNS can I be able to use the evaluation report for canada

[@uche_law1]

Also, I am registered in the UK as a nurse but trained in Nigeria, does it affect me if I do the verification with only the nmc of UK

[@kiearacelina]

I’m not sure if the CGFNS report will work however, I would definitely try. Considering that you’re a nurse from Nigeria and Nigeria is on the list, they might accept it

[@kiearacelina]

They’ll want to see where you were educated but I think being a nurse in the UK will be a major bonus point for you. I would register as a UK nurse on my application if I were you.

[@uche_law1]

@kiearacelina thank you so much I really appreciate 💗

[@kiearacelina]

@@uche_law1 you’re welcome sis 🫶🏽

[@faithsaba1227]

Can I Use ICAS instead of NNAS?

[@kiearacelina]

@@faithsaba1227 I believe so but I left the links in the description with all the information ☺️

[@justincynthia4266]

Icas is for immigration if you are planning to move as a permanent residents but NNAS is for evaluation of your nursing license. If you are a diploma nurse that want to get assessed for PR use icas not Wes

[@kiearacelina]

@@justincynthia4266 Thank you for those details. Hopefully it can help people out !

[@justincynthia4266]

@kiearacelina you are welcome sis 😘 am also an lpn in ontario moving to Calgary Alberta have started verification with Alberta Province,so CNO will move my license there too.

[@kiearacelina]

@@justincynthia4266 That’s awesome! So you’ll have both your Ontario and Alberta license ☺️. More options for you, that’s great!

[@marthamulengadaka2294]

Hai good video Martha from Zambia l have WES help me l Can work in any province

[@kiearacelina]

You have to apply to the board of nursing in the province you’re interested. They will tell you what they need but, the answer is most likely yes!

[@marivicrubin8318]

Any age limit

[@kiearacelina]

You have to be an adult so, at least 18.

[@edimehalfred]

Hi, quite informative. Kudos.

[@kiearacelina]

@@edimehalfred Happy to hear, thanks. 😄

[@edimehalfred]

@@kiearacelina Uwc. Pls is there an age limit for this route? What is the minimum number of years of experience required to qualify for this? Will a volunteer experience count or it's only paid experience. I am sorry for the many questions. Thanks.

[@kiearacelina]

@@edimehalfred As long as you’re an adult and I am not sure, all the links with the requirements are linked in the description. I just share the things I found after researching but everyone should do their own due diligence and look for the accurate information directly on the websites. That is how you will be sure the information is 100% correct.

[@edimehalfred]

@@kiearacelina Sure, many thanks for all you do. Kind regards.

[@kiearacelina]

@@edimehalfred You are very welcome !

[@favourijeoma5918]

Please ma🙏🙏 can you make a video about community health extension worker (CHEW) from Nigeria that wants to work in canada

[@MarkOpoku-h4f]

Hi Kieara Although I'm a Ghanaian trained nurse but I have passed NCLEX and now having a US license to practice as RN but still in Ghana. Can I apply directly to the Nova Scotia BON with my US license without going through the credential evaluation with NNAS?? Please I need your help on this. Thank you 🙏