National Nursing Assessment Centre NNAS
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So what i infer is that , Jan 2017 application are processed in July 2017 . It means CNO review process is 6 months long. Am I correct ?
Which school did you obtain your nursing education? How much more time do you have before your safe practice expires?
How did all of these people become eligible for NCLEX-RN? Through an assessment of their job descriptions by CNO?
NNAS's report + CNO do an assessment of the job descriptions for academic evaluation.It is really good, is not it?
questions guys:
CNO already received my advisory report for RPN and RN. They have sent an email to take the jurisprudence exam. If I'll pass the exam, will they tell me to submit the job description and continue with the process such as IENCAP?
What should I expect after jurisprudence exam. thanks a lot.
CNO already received my advisory report for RPN and RN. They have sent an email to take the jurisprudence exam. If I'll pass the exam, will they tell me to submit the job description and continue with the process such as IENCAP?
What should I expect after jurisprudence exam. thanks a lot.
All applicants receive an email telling them about the jurisprudence exam. It is a requirement of registration. It wasn't required in the past before submitting your job descriptions or taking IENCAP though. I hope it isn't now either, because that would mean they could grab another $40 from you before you know if you are even close to getting a license. It is one of the requirements to get a license so you'll have to do it at some point though.
Depending on where you have worked and what your work experience has been, you might not have to do the IENCAP. I am US educated and work in the US and I had to do IENCAP, but looks like that has changed now. Wow, I spent a lot of money that others aren't having to spend. Good though, because it was ridiculous that I had to do IENCAP.
You are right, they tend to make most people "somewhat comparable" to LPN. They pay LPNs less and so it's a way for Canada to get a ready supply of people with the skills of RN who are 'willing' to work as LPN. The NNAS Assessment is just a very expensive word search, where they look for words that match the list of words that match Canadian nursing competencies.
I am continuing to seek information on the NNAS Satisfaction Survey. So please if anyone has received the survey from NNAS asking if they were satisfied with the service, please let me know. So far there has only been one person who did receive it, and she received it after she submitted her documents (not at the end of the whole process). Please indicate whether you did or did not receive it, at what point you received it, and where you are in the process. NNAS says 92.5% are satisfied and I don't believe them one bit.