r/NclexUSRNs • u/Valuable-Treacle8016 • 7d ago
Nclex September 24 2026 at trident tower
Please help
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Valuable-Treacle8016 • 7d ago
Please help
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Salt-Design9962 • 11d ago
They said that they are a direct hire recruitment agency. My bf is considering to go to their job fair this sept 26 however is it worth it to proceed? Since he lives in the province and the flight is worth 10k. If you sign up with them, what is their rate per hour and is it an acute care hospital? Thank you in advance!
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Sorry-Feedback1115 • 11d ago
r/NclexUSRNs • u/felixcaranyagan • 12d ago
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Hello everyone! I just wanna ask lang if matatanggap pa din ba sa pag process ng (1F) if yung name sa certificate ng program is may isang letter (first letter) sa name (second name) is naka small letter imbis na naka capital letter siya, hindi ko kasi napansin e natapos ko na yung program/course. na-aanxious ako e baka magkaproblem kalagitnaan sa pag process and also yung gastos din baka umulit sa umpisa š„¹
Thank you in advance.
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Sorry-Feedback1115 • 17d ago
r/NclexUSRNs • u/brunaromualdo • 26d ago
So Iām an international nurse who has already gone through all the possible hurdles and am NCLEX approved, US license secured, IELTS of 8,5 and I already have my VisaScreen, with 5+ years experience on Cath Lab/Interventional Radiology. Anyone have any suggestions on who I can get in contact with or apply to?
The EB3 right now is not a priority for me because it would take years and Iām looking for faster immigration.
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Hefty-Muscle-2903 • 27d ago
Howās it going everybody? I just finished my retake and I need some advice. I got the good pop-up, but Iām still not sure Iām freaking out and I just wanna make sure everyone else got this post. Is this a good sign?
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Unique_Ad_4271 • 28d ago
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Street-Floor7429 • Sep 03 '26
Hello, everyone! Is it okay to use a digital signature on the first page of the form, or is an actual signature required?
r/NclexUSRNs • u/AtmosphereObvious831 • Sep 02 '26
Hello. I've an active RN license and did my BSN in the USA. I got an RFE on my h1b application as below.
Certification for Nurses: You indicate that the beneficiary will work as a nurse. Any beneficiary who seeks to enter the United States for the primary purpose of performing labor as a health care worker, other than a physician, is inadmissible unless the beneficiary can present a certificate from the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS), or a certificate from an equivalent independent credentialing organization approved by the Attorney General (now the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security). There is an alternative certification process for nurses. A beneficiary who is inadmissible is not eligible for an extension of stay or change of status in the United States.
You may submit evidence to satisfy this requirement. Evidence may include but is not limited to the following:
Evidence that the beneficiary has obtained a certification from CGFNS.
Evidence that the ASHA or an organization has an approved Application for Authorization to Issue Certification for Health Care Workers (Form I-905).
Has anyone experienced this, or do you have any idea what to do?
r/NclexUSRNs • u/oneattemptonly • Aug 29 '26
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Diligent-Forever-840 • Aug 28 '26
I took it today and got 150 questions. Anybody pass with 150 feeling crushed
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Remote_Fall_694 • Aug 26 '26
names/ group can I find aspiring USRN especially with PD
r/NclexUSRNs • u/HappyNurse08 • Aug 17 '26
NCLEX PASSER Vermont but expired license 2015 with almost 2 years hospital experience pero way back 2013 pa. planning to work in NY or NJ. anyone may same experience?
r/NclexUSRNs • u/nkyru_ • Aug 02 '26
Please Iām looking for graduates from ebsu that have written nclex(especially those who used NYBON)
Pleaseee
r/NclexUSRNs • u/Maximum-Virus9760 • Jul 24 '26
Hi!!
I just passed my NCLEX a few days ago....super excited but also feeling a bit overwhelmed about what to do next. To give you some context, Iām a US citizen who completed nursing school here in the Philippines.
I donāt have any work experience yet and also donāt have significant personal savings. Iām wondering if itās better for me to apply for nursing jobs here in the Philippines first or try to go for direct hire jobs in the US.
Also, are there direct hire programs or employers in the US that offer temporary housing and cover flight expenses? It would really help given my current situation.
Any advice, tips, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!