UK Nurse transfer registration from Alberta to BC
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Hello everyone,
I have another question if anyone is in the know.
I have just read that attaining nurse registration for IENs has become much more simple in Alberta.
It seems that applicants from certain countries
( including the UK) are eligible to sit the NCLEX exam once registration in country of origin has been confirmed by the liscensing body in Alberta.
My question is, would it then be more straightforward to apply for CRNBC registration in British Columbia, before moving to Canada or would one need to practice for a certain period in Alberta?
Thankyou
I have another question if anyone is in the know.
I have just read that attaining nurse registration for IENs has become much more simple in Alberta.
It seems that applicants from certain countries
( including the UK) are eligible to sit the NCLEX exam once registration in country of origin has been confirmed by the liscensing body in Alberta.
My question is, would it then be more straightforward to apply for CRNBC registration in British Columbia, before moving to Canada or would one need to practice for a certain period in Alberta?
Thankyou
Last edited by AirborneDan; Jun 8th 2023 at 1:13 pm.
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Here is the link regarding Alberta registration:
https://www.nurses.ab.ca/strengtheni...ng-to-alberta/
https://www.nurses.ab.ca/strengtheni...ng-to-alberta/
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Few provinces have speeded the process when from certain countries but the process is new so process time is unclear. Registration as a nurse regardless of province is expensive whether initially applying or moving from one to another. Better to apply to where you plan on living and working
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Hi everyone, just to give an update for anyone in a similar situation, I’ve just received an email from CRNA (on a Saturday!), that I’m eligible to sit the NCLEX. I started my application with them in June so it taken 6 weeks to get this far.
No SEC and I didn’t even have to provide transcripts from Uni to prove I did the course. My NMC registration was enough.
They really have streamlined the process in Alberta. Previously it would have taken years and thousands of dollars to get this far, but it’s now taken 6 weeks and a few hundred quid!
No SEC and I didn’t even have to provide transcripts from Uni to prove I did the course. My NMC registration was enough.
They really have streamlined the process in Alberta. Previously it would have taken years and thousands of dollars to get this far, but it’s now taken 6 weeks and a few hundred quid!
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Hi everyone, just to give an update for anyone in a similar situation, I’ve just received an email from CRNA (on a Saturday!), that I’m eligible to sit the NCLEX. I started my application with them in June so it taken 6 weeks to get this far.
No SEC and I didn’t even have to provide transcripts from Uni to prove I did the course. My NMC registration was enough.
They really have streamlined the process in Alberta. Previously it would have taken years and thousands of dollars to get this far, but it’s now taken 6 weeks and a few hundred quid!
No SEC and I didn’t even have to provide transcripts from Uni to prove I did the course. My NMC registration was enough.
They really have streamlined the process in Alberta. Previously it would have taken years and thousands of dollars to get this far, but it’s now taken 6 weeks and a few hundred quid!