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RN RN psychiatric pharmacist dietitians nutritionist physiotherapist occupational therapist medical lab tech pathologist assistant respiratory therapist clinical perfusionist radiation tech sonographer electrophysiological diagnostic tech denturist dental tech and lab assistant optician Licensed...

But, PNP doesn't really require a person to have a masters degree, does it? I didn't think so. please tell me

Inam89 just what i was looking for. being accepted to school is the priority thing, i got it. thank you very much

do University-level nursing programs accept foreign students easily? or should i just apply to a 3 year course in colleges? need your guys' advice please.

abhis! what are you planning on studying?

I'd really appreciate it if someone is kind enough to list all the steps for getting a student visa to Canada in a proper order. Do I need to contact the school first and be admitted bofore applying for the visa? as such..... Please help

rajni143, i know it's been awhile since you put this thread up but i was just wondering if you've found anything about those healthcare positions you were wondering about. Did you do any good research?

i worked as a nurse at Spectrum Health Grand Rapids, Michigan for a year and i'm thinking you guys on this thread are all male nurses. what percentage of men are consisted in the filed of nursing in canada? are there a lot of em?

what percentage of male nurses is consisted in the field of nursing in canada?

there's something i just want to ask as i was just surfing by. what percentage of LPNs in canada is consisted of male nurses? do you have any idea?

i was in the exact same situation a while ago in US. I unfortunately decided to just give up everything and come to serve my country for 2 years. Now I have three months left of my service and am planning on trying out Canada PR which everyone here is aiming for. I can't make this decision for...

homersmiling we need to really connect. im planning on following the same route that you are on. i don't know how successful of a rate pharmacy technician route has of obtaining PR though. Do you have any idea?

what are you planning on studying for?