Which is the Best Province for Registered Nurse in 2024?

[@Sgn8253]

BC should pay better if the cost of living is high

[@shaimaomar2708]

Very informative

[@nursefabb_ca]

Glad it was helpful!

[@subhasreebhaumik3160]

May I know that how long it will take for getting a license in Alberta?

[@FelixemmaHighway]

Alberta i choose my province

[@EddyRoblesOficial]

Wasn’t there a new express way to register for nurses from 7 countries without doing NCLEX and less other requirements?

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! For which province? I'm not sure about not requireming NCLEX because I think passing NCLEX is mandatory for all nurses for Canada and USA

[@EddyRoblesOficial]

A few pronvinces seem to give a temporary license while you pass NCLEX, is it easy to get a job with that temporary lincese? I’m registered in Australia, I only want to work in Canada for 3 months. (In Australia we don’t do NCLEX if we study the bachelor’s degree here).

[@maximr6576]

7 countries (or more) without NNAS, not without NCLEX

[@kristianbeltis1276]

Hi. I just want to ask. Should I go for the student pathway? I'm an RN since 2011 but have no clinical experience. What would be the best course I should take if I go for a student visa? looking forward to seeing more of your content. thanks

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! Really depends on where you would want to apply to, some provinces would be okay with just the degree then they can suggest what to do next. But I can say I have a lot of classmates now that left nursing to work under a different industry and they are back now.

[@ezzatabdulaziz5066]

Hello, i got nclex through US . How to transfer to canada and what is the easiest province for paper requirements as i am from Egypt. Thanks

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! I have not research all of the provinces yet but probably Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island since they are less populated and remote areas

[@edwinkenani5712]

very good video

[@nursefabb_ca]

thank you so much, I hope I can make more good videos in the futureee

[@jamper0220]

akala ko po ibang nationality kayo tapos nagulat ako nung narinig ko ang word na ganda ata?😂 by the way thanks for this video 😊

[@nursefabb_ca]

You're welcome!!

[@prearnachhetri-wl6ti]

Hi maam, I am planning for enrolment in the University of Regina for my masters in nursing . Can you mention with the part time opportunities during my studies in my own field? It would be a great help please.

[@arafatansari2232]

can we move as a nurse from Canada to USA if yes then what is the process to transfer our license from Canada to USA

[@sunilamurali8426]

3 and half year diploma nurses can join as an RN after clear NCLEX ,Is its possible.

[@jayann8137]

Is it possible for a PN to be a RN if ever u work in canada or do I need to take exam or additional study? Thank u

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! I think you need to take the NCLEX-RN po and maybe transition/bridging program from PN to RN.

[@reysaguire5409]

Hi mam panu mag request ng employment verifications.

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! Once maka access ka na sa forms after payment may form doon na papa accomplish mo sa employer then i send nila sa NNAS

[@user-fj5kz9ii5b]

its not fast in BC at all

[@nursefabb_ca]

Yes it is not

[@warring743]

which province is easiest to get pr for nurses. Onshore students.

[@nursefabb_ca]

Hi! Im not sure what an onshore student is but it would be easy to get pr in non-saturated provinces like new brunswick or nova scotia

[@raymondkolawole5373]

I disagree with you.

[@maximr6576]

About what Sir?