National Nursing Assessment Centre NNAS

[hania.salim]

great info

 

[hania.salim]

great info indeed

 

[kam kaur]

Here is my Journey with NNAS because it was so hard for me to find information. I applied for RN
2006-2010 RN from India
2012-Post graduation from Canada
2016-2021 LPN in Alberta
25 June 2020- NNAS account Created
25 June2020-Dec 2020-Waiting for documents and ready for review
10 Dec 2020-All the documents and additional documents received
13 Jan 2021- Additional documents asked from Employers
11 Feb 2021-Ready for Final review
17 March 2021-Report issued non Comparable with 51.4%

all steps are-
waiting for documents
documents received
waiting for additional documents
meets requirement
ready for review
ready for final review
advisory report issued 17 March 2021
19March 2021-regsiter with CNO
after 4-5 days got email from CNO

To do one of following
1-OSCE
2- 7 Competency Gaps
3-Submit any experience as RN since day of Graduation

5 April all Experiences submitted from India but all experience are old and last is 2015.
Trying to find any university to cover competency gaps.

What are my next steps? Based on your remaining competency gaps, it is recommended that you consider completing courses focussing on the following areas:
1. Community Health Nursing
2. Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing
3. Leadership and Management in Nursing
4. Trends and Issues in Nursing
5. Health Teaching ad Learning
6. Gerontologic Nursing
7. Mental Health Nursing


If somebody have any information please let me know.
Thank you

Hello wow nice way to explain all the steps. do you already had the OSCE or not yet. now a days only Zoom test are going on. after submitting your experience , how much time CNO took for the next decision.

 

[ByeTexas]

Does anyone have experience coming from the USA with a BSN, have written NCLEX.

 

[RD7575]

Here is my Journey with NNAS because it was so hard for me to find information. I applied for RN
2006-2010 RN from India
2012-Post graduation from Canada
2016-2021 LPN in Alberta
25 June 2020- NNAS account Created
25 June2020-Dec 2020-Waiting for documents and ready for review
10 Dec 2020-All the documents and additional documents received
13 Jan 2021- Additional documents asked from Employers
11 Feb 2021-Ready for Final review
17 March 2021-Report issued non Comparable with 51.4%

all steps are-
waiting for documents
documents received
waiting for additional documents
meets requirement
ready for review
ready for final review
advisory report issued 17 March 2021
19March 2021-regsiter with CNO
after 4-5 days got email from CNO

To do one of following
1-OSCE
2- 7 Competency Gaps
3-Submit any experience as RN since day of Graduation

5 April all Experiences submitted from India but all experience are old and last is 2015.
Trying to find any university to cover competency gaps.

What are my next steps? Based on your remaining competency gaps, it is recommended that you consider completing courses focussing on the following areas:
1. Community Health Nursing
2. Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing
3. Leadership and Management in Nursing
4. Trends and Issues in Nursing
5. Health Teaching ad Learning
6. Gerontologic Nursing
7. Mental Health Nursing

10 April 2021-All information received by CNO, still waiting for the final decision
after decision will find college for courses
once I will receive any reply from CNO , for sure I will update

 

[dhamid]

Does anyone have experience coming from the USA with a BSN, have written NCLEX.

Hi. It all depends if you did bsn from usa? I did mine from the states as well but only thing changes is that you don't have to submit english language test and nclex as it's the same exam.

Rest of the process is the same as you still need to apply through NNAS and send them all the stuff they ask you to submit. Most of the BSN from states is comparable to Canada but if your BSN is from other than USA then more than like it will be not comparable.

Let me know if you have any questions.

 

[Felando Jane]

Hello guys, do I need to complete NNAS before applying for the PNP for express entry? I'm afraid I can't get the PNP without the NNAS. My CRS score is around 415. Thank you for your time.

 

[kevalin sharma]

Hi guys , I did my master's of nursing from india
I got NNAS advisory report as non comparable for RN and somewhat comparable for LPN .
Can anyone suggest me what does it mean .


Secondly I have already passed NCLEX-RN from California board of nursing in 2009. Will CNO consider it ?
What is the process to get the information related to it
Thank you in anticipation

 

[Gurpreet_kaur26]

My CNO report os not compararble for RN so can i give my NCLEX Exam for US then transfer it back in Ontario Canada without giving Osce ?

 

[kevalin sharma]

I am also at same situation
Can anyone elaborate that my US passed NCLEX-RN would be valid ?

 

[Agnes8181]

I am also at same situation
Can anyone elaborate that my US passed NCLEX-RN would be valid ?

Unfortunately, no. Only for the applicants who passed NCLEX-RN exam on or after Jan. 1, 2015.


On Mar. 4, 2021, Council decided that the approved process for evaluating Internationally Educated Nurse (IEN) applicants for registration as an RN in Ontario be amended to include passing the NCLEX-RN exam.

IEN applicants who apply to CNO after completing the NNAS process and who have been identified as not having equivalent nursing knowledge, skill and judgment based on the NNAS’ nursing education assessment will now meet the nursing education requirement, if they successfully completed the NCLEX-RN exam on or after Jan. 1, 2015.

Passing the exam will serve as evidence that an applicant has demonstrated the required entry-level nursing knowledge, skill and judgment to meet the nursing education requirement.

 

[Ammydeep]

Hi everyone
I had filled in NNAS for my wife and applied for evaluation for RN and LPN for Ontario Province. She is BSc Nurse with 10+ years work experience. But we were surprised when we got the final report as Not Comparable for both.
I wanted to check if we should now wait for CNO to write back to us or should we click on the link on NNAS to register.

did you apply for CNO. What was the result?

 

[Jisha Koruth]

Here is my Journey with NNAS because it was so hard for me to find information. I applied for RN
2006-2010 RN from India
2012-Post graduation from Canada
2016-2021 LPN in Alberta
25 June 2020- NNAS account Created
25 June2020-Dec 2020-Waiting for documents and ready for review
10 Dec 2020-All the documents and additional documents received
13 Jan 2021- Additional documents asked from Employers
11 Feb 2021-Ready for Final review
17 March 2021-Report issued non Comparable with 51.4%

all steps are-
waiting for documents
documents received
waiting for additional documents
meets requirement
ready for review
ready for final review
advisory report issued 17 March 2021
19March 2021-regsiter with CNO
after 4-5 days got email from CNO

To do one of following
1-OSCE
2- 7 Competency Gaps
3-Submit any experience as RN since day of Graduation

5 April all Experiences submitted from India but all experience are old and last is 2015.
Trying to find any university to cover competency gaps.

What are my next steps? Based on your remaining competency gaps, it is recommended that you consider completing courses focussing on the following areas:
1. Community Health Nursing
2. Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing
3. Leadership and Management in Nursing
4. Trends and Issues in Nursing
5. Health Teaching ad Learning
6. Gerontologic Nursing
7. Mental Health Nursing

10 April 2021-All information received by CNO, still waiting for the final decision
after decision will find college for courses
once I will receive any reply from CNO , for sure I will update

Hi I also received competency gaps from CNO
1. Community Health Nursing
2. Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing
3. Leadership and Management in Nursing
4. Mental Health Nursing
5. Health Teaching ad Learning

Did you find any courses to fill these gaps??

 

[Brenz31]

I want to start the application in NNAS but the problem no work experience back home and the work I had for the past 5 years it’s not related in nursing field .Can I still continue to fill up the application?

 

[Sarahfromgermany2020]

Hello I’m from Germany and would like to register as a nurse in Canada. I stumble while registering right from the start do I only need my ID or all the documents listed in the handbook to register?