Great to hear that you are ready to review based on the NNAS. For my fiance her ready for review lasted for close to 6 months. She called twice regarding what does ready for review mean and the second time she was told that they send the file to a further outside person to review a final time. Just make sure that you are not missing anything on your file. This is the most important as she was told that sometimes they email the application stating that sometime is wrong/missing and if they don't get an answer then they make the final review with what's at hand. She was told that this is why a lot of people get not comparable or some what comparable.
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Great to hear that you are ready to review based on the NNAS. For my fiance her ready for review lasted for close to 6 months. She called twice regarding what does ready for review mean and the second time she was told that they send the file to a further outside person to review a final time. Just make sure that you are not missing anything on your file. This is the most important as she was told that sometimes they email the application stating that sometime is wrong/missing and if they don't get an answer then they make the final review with what's at hand. She was told that this is why a lot of people get not comparable or some what comparable.
Yes. My American education was non-comparable. Now they finally accept American education but unfortunately NNAS is designed to pretty much deem most non-comparable. Was your degree a 4 year degree? With a maternal child health placement?
They say that to place the blame on the applicant, so they can pretend their assessment is a valid one.
York has one as well. Wait lists are years long. Just be prepared that she may not be able to get in right away. Some have found that it is faster to just take the BScN all over again. Just consider all of your options.
OH okay, I see. Yes I did a four year degree in Nursing. I'm a registered General Nurse here in Ghana. We did alot of placements insluding maternal child health. The clinical placements we did were based on the courses we did in class. For instance if we were doing mental health theory in class. We went for clinical placements at a psychiatric hospital. And when we did pediatric nursing, we did clinical placement in a Peadics unit.
Did she gave OSCE? Or without OSCE CNO told to do the bridging course. I also have to do OSCE and given the extreme limited spots I was finally able to get Nov 21 date which is still more than one year from my CNO application registration. (Actually registered for August 27 when it opened up. IENCAP informed my payment went through little late then others so I am being shifted to Nov 21 adding another 3 months wait)
I am asking this, just to see if i can skip OSCE and not waste any time and start bridging course. What is the length of the bridging course if any? Do they still ask to complete OSCE after bridging course?
Following are some of the competency gaps that CNO mentioned on my application. I hope you can relate your case with mine.
Professional Responsibility & Accountability
Knowledge-Based Practice –Specialized Body of Knowledge
Knowledge-Based Practice –Competent Application of Knowledge
Ethical Practice
The York option is a joke. It only is there a wait list, you first have to apply for their bridging program which at completion does not mean you have fulfilled the CNO gap requirements. At completion of the York program you then have to apply to their affiliate university to then get a BScN degree. Might as well go straight to BScN as you mentioned. Georgetown college also follows the same path. The options are drying out quickly.
I think the reason she didn't have to take the OSCE is because her practice hours expired past the 3 year limit so she was directed to take bridge programs.for you I would assume that you are within the 3 year limit this they point you to the OSCE. From what I read, if you pass the OSCE then you don't have to take a bridging program. So do everything possible to pass the OSCE.
Regarding the bridging programs, please read my above post.
Wow that's some relief. May I ask what university? That's of course if you don't mind.
Hello,
I apologize for the delay response. For the 1-3 questions what you have asked, based upon your graduation year and years of experience in Nursing and NNAS report, cno will decide if they can allow you to write RPN or RN examination soon or do you need to write any other examinations or go through courses. So, it depends upon CNO.
Regarding, 4th question, there is no relation between eligibility to write exam and safe practice. Safe practice is one of the requirement to get Registered with the College. So, you can either do practice hours after license exam or either before. But they will request you to do couple of hours from your initial Rn license country to renew safe practice if its expired.
I hope thi
QUOTE="j0pd008, post: 7857704, member: 774148"]hi
@RNeducator
,my NNAS file status is ready for final review since 29 may2019 .i applied for RPN and RN in ontario.i ll give rpn first.do u know much time it will take.Also next exam window is in june.as i didnt get my nnas report yet,if i get nnas report this week,do u think i ll be able to get cno report and exam eligibility for june?
3rd question is : i left my job in nov 2017 so ll i be eligible to give RN exam in dec 2019.
4 th question if my safe practice expire after getting cno report ,may i get eligibility to sit for exam, if i take any short like 6 month course?
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I apologize for the delay response. For the 1-3 questions what you have asked, based upon your graduation year and years of experience in Nursing and NNAS report, cno will decide if they can allow you to write RPN or RN examination soon or do you need to write any other examinations or go through courses. So, it depends upon CNO.
Regarding, 4th question, there is no relation between eligibility to write exam and safe practice. Safe practice is one of the requirement to get Registered with the College. So, you can either do practice hours after license exam or either before. But they will request you to do couple of hours from your initial Rn license country to renew safe practice if its expired.
I hope thi
QUOTE="j0pd008, post: 7857704, member: 774148"]hi
@RNeducator
,my NNAS file status is ready for final review since 29 may2019 .i applied for RPN and RN in ontario.i ll give rpn first.do u know much time it will take.Also next exam window is in june.as i didnt get my nnas report yet,if i get nnas report this week,do u think i ll be able to get cno report and exam eligibility for june?
3rd question is : i left my job in nov 2017 so ll i be eligible to give RN exam in dec 2019.
4 th question if my safe practice expire after getting cno report ,may i get eligibility to sit for exam, if i take any short like 6 month course?
waiting for ur reply[/QUOTE]
Based upon the ARNAP results, they will give you courses to do from Mount Royal university, Calgary which Would be anywhere between 3 months to 1.5 year.
Hello,
I am having trouble filling in the 'Examination' section on the initial nnas application
I am a nurse in the UK and haven't really had one specific exam,
what has everyone been putting in this section?
I am having trouble filling in the 'Examination' section on the initial nnas application
I am a nurse in the UK and haven't really had one specific exam,
what has everyone been putting in this section?
Hi I am having the same problem. I was wondering what you did?Hai mates.....
I am filling NNAS online application.i have a doubt regarding part C (EXAMINATION)...Part C is all about details of registration/licencing examination.As i am from india,there is no examination for licencing /registration ....so what should i do...can i leave part C (EXAMINATION SECTION) ...? OR is there anything to fill in...?
i am waiting for your valuable reply
