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IEN Canada's consultation services provide personalized support to help you navigate the entire process of becoming a registered nurse in Canada. Our experienced consultants are available to answer your questions and guide you through the process, from assessment to registration.
- Comprehensive Assessment: We evaluate your credentials and determine whether they meet Canadian nursing standards.
- Eligibility Review: We guide you through the process of meeting language proficiency, background checks, and registration requirements.
- Bridging Programs: We help you complete the necessary courses or bridging programs to meet the specific requirements of the province where you plan to work.
Our team is committed to helping you achieve your Canadian nursing career goals. Contact us today to learn more and take the first step towards your Canadian nursing career.
Unlocking the Journey:
The Process of Becoming an IEN in Canada
NCLEX Review Center
10-Day Program
This intensive program is designed for those who want to prepare for the exam quickly.
35-Day Program
This program provides a more in-depth approach to NCLEX preparation and includes additional support and resources.
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Who We Are
IEN Canada is a team of experienced professionals dedicated to helping internationally educated nurses (IENs) navigate the complex process of working in Canada. Our team consists of registered nurses, and immigration consultants who have years of experience in their respective fields. We understand the unique challenges that IENs face when trying to work in a new country, and we are committed to providing the support and guidance they need to succeed.
Our team members are passionate about what they do, and are always striving to improve and expand our services. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to achieve their career goals, and we are here to help make that a reality for IENs in Canada.
Get in touch with us to learn more about our team and how we can help you pursue your nursing career in Canada.
Frequent Questions
No. A nursing job or work visa for Canada is not a requirement to apply to the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta for registration. However, you must have completed your immigration process and have permission to work in Canada prior to obtaining any employment.
Yes. You do not need to live in Alberta to apply to the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta.
Yes. Depending on your status with the other regulator, there are a few options. If you are currently registered as a registered nurse with an equivalent jurisdiction, you should apply as an equivalent jurisdiction applicant. If you are not yet registered, and are not from an equivalent jurisdiction, you will need to apply as a substantial equivalence applicant.
No. Your practice hours can be from any jurisdiction to meet the currency of practice hours requirement. The hours do not need to be from an equivalent jurisdiction.
No. Applicants who have only completed the competency assessment for an equivalent jurisdiction cannot apply using the equivalent jurisdiction pathway. There are two options to transfer your registration:
- Wait until registered with the equivalent jurisdiction, then transfer to Alberta.
- Apply using the substantial equivalence applicant pathway.
Yes, all international registered nurses are welcome to apply for registration in Alberta. With the revised requirements for substantial equivalence applicants, there are now more pathways to choose from.
Registered nurses and nurse practitioners can apply to transfer their registration using the substantial equivalence pathway if they are not from an equivalent jurisdiction. Nurse practitioners should request a consultation with the registrant navigator prior to completing any steps
You are eligible to apply if you are regulated by the United Kingdom’s Nursing and Midwifery Council. If you hold registration with another regulator, you will need to apply using another substantial equivalence pathway.
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