Here are 3 pathways for a Filipino Nurse in Canada 🇵🇭🇨🇦

[@kamipo9442]

hello po I have a question I passed in Alberta but havent start my application for my nclex still waiting pa po kasi sa prc reqs, my question po is if I want a endorsment for my license to bc was it good or bad (salary, status, etc of nurses in bc)

[@kamipo9442]

this hypothetical if incase mapasa ko po yung nclex thanks in advance

[@kamipo9442]

this is*

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! I'm actually editing a video right now that I think can help explain it. Hope I can publish it by tomorrow wish me luck!

[@peterchor-zx1eg]

Is it possible to apply from Cambodia?

[@nursefabb_ca]

For which pathway?

[@peterchor-zx1eg]

@@nursefabb_ca in, thanks you

[@mg3459]

Hello po. You're the reason why pipiliin ko ang Canada, particularly Langara to study. 😃Do you think it's better for me to apply on my own without an agency? Mas malaki po ba ang babayaran ko kapag mg-iagency ako? Same po sa course nyo ang kukunin ko. I hope mapansin mo tong comment ko.

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! Well there's a lot to consider for me. If the agency is affiliated with Langara that would be good because they can help you with the school application and visa application. Yes, mas mataas kasi yung normal expenses plus yung bayad mo sa agency. Somewhere between 50-120K yung bayad sa agencies. Possible naman mag DIY but you need to do more reasearch online kasi case-to-case basis ang mga requirements. Hope this helps!

[@Fentonscooby]

How come you didn’t come To the USA?

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! I highly considered moving closer to my family/relatives so I chose BC

[@GraceBughaw-p1t]

For Licensed USRN how is the process?

[@jhonarexrumbaoa2783]

Same question

[@jamper0220]

pano po pag nclex passer then registered to crna, is it possible to transfer it to cno without having nnas?

[@nursefabb_ca]

What do you mean registered to crna? On going yung application?