Work as a registered nurse in Ontario, Canada | How to get your nursing license FAST in 2023

Are you an internationally educated nurses looking to work as a registered nurse in Ontario, Canada?
There are a lot of great nursing jobs out there and now is the perfect time to get started! In this video, we'll show you how to get your nursing license from the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO).
If you're interested in working as a nurse in Ontario, this is the guide for you! You'll learn everything you need to know to get started, from what requirements you need to meet to finding the right nursing job. We'll also answer any questions you may have, so you can make the best decision for your career!
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CNO website- www.cno.org/en/news/2023/june...
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[@princess26ism]

I love you, pretty much answered all of my questions. Thank you for this content I will now be a follower.

[@trulybilly2471]

Thanks for always giving us an update! God bless you

[@TheNurseResource]

You too!

[@fleurydushime806]

Oh thank you Kiki for these valuable informations.

[@phoebejebet28]

Thanks for the valuable information

[@TheNurseResource]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fatimatuatampogre-os4nu]

Hi boss,
Please how much do you take for a one one session?

[@princess26ism]

I do have a few questions to sit NCLEX with the New York board, do i have to send over my nursing transcript and complete infection control and child abuse courses?

[@elinathapa7544]

Hi Kiki thank you for valuable information and can I submit my AHPRA NCLEX result to any other Province than Ontario specially in Manitoba?

[@teeihezue]

Hi Kiki, as a nurse intern in Nigeria can I start the NNAS with my 'Nurse Intern' license

[@prathibha6194]

Hi Could you please tell me if I can apply for eligibility through US or Aus if I have 12 years gap in practice? I have masters in nursing.

[@cuddlezone5486]

Thanks dear for this informative video. But can u make 1 more part in continuation… as IEN will never get permit to work from home country. Jurisprudence exam , how to get work permit / visitor/student/pr…. So confused. N how about language proficiency in Nnas….

[@TheNurseResource]

Will try

[@elizabethadekanye3386]

Am Elizabeth,a registered nurse from Nigeria ,interested in the process,thank you

[@TheNurseResource]

Hello. You can DIY or email me for my licensure application service at [e-mail]

[@alexanderbautista8342]

Hi I passed already my nclex-rn last june 2021 what is the first step to do? and do you have complete step? Thank you

[@TheNurseResource]

Congratulations. You can apply to any nursing regulatory body in Canada.

[@niomivitalis4549]

Kiki which college is easier to get the RN license for a IEN with NCLEX, Aberta or Ontario?
Because I remember you made a video that Alberta (CRNA) bypass NNAS.

[@edithnyando5921]

Thank you, you asked what i wanted to ask.

[@TheNurseResource]

Alberta is easier if you have a current registration from any jurisdiction globally.

[@TheNurseResource]

see my reply

[@edithnyando5921]

@@TheNurseResource Thank you, ill get in touch.

[@gayathrigayathri5580]

Hi kiki which RN license is easier to do for NCLEX Us or Alberta??

[@TheNurseResource]

Hi. I've heard great things about both. Check out the eligibility requirements and costs attached.

[@moatazwlidhassan3508]

Hello dear I passed my Nclex so can apply directly to CNO

[@TheNurseResource]

NNAS first

[@moatazwlidhassan3508]

@@TheNurseResource So other provicence easier like Alberta and Novascotia I applied without NNAS

[@sandyayapa5710]

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[@JohnSmith-ps7hf]

Oh Lord! NNAS Application order for the full fee of $650 USD. It's a scam.

[@wasikfoysal]

wow nice

[@TheNurseResource]

Thank you! Cheers!