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Healthcare certificate holders are required to renew their certificates until they receive permanent residence.  The heatlhcare certificate is good for a five-year from the date the certificate was issued.  The ...

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NCLEX RESULTS:01/18/12

 

The National Council of State Boards of Nuring has released the statistics on the number of candidates that took the NCLEX examination in 2011 and the pass rates.  The report ...

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The 2012 job outlook for the health care industry is good, despite the overall economic stagnation in the U.S.  A contributing writer for monster.com noted that healthcare has been one of ...

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Data on 2011 shows that healthcare occupations dominated two lists: (1) largest number of job listings on the internet; and (2) best paying professions.    Top Job Vacancies: During a ...

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Beginning January 9, 2012, CGFNS will offer Expedited Processing for Credentials Evaluation Service (CES) Professional Reports. The Expedited Processing will be optional, for an additional fee of US $150 for initial applications (US $250 to upgrade on ...

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NCLEX in Canada12/13/11

 

The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) and Pearson have announced that the NCLEX-RN® Examination was selected by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) and nine other Canadian registered ...

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The Department of Justice has taken action against another healthcare company provider for violations of discriminating  based upon work authorization documents.  The DOJ alleges that Genesis Healthcare (a healthcare provider ...

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HLG will be hosting its 6th Annual Healthcare Symposium on the Recruitment of International Healthcare Workers Friday, October 21 from 9:00 am until 3:15pm. The event will be held at ...

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H-1C BILL PASSED08/02/11

 

The House of Representatives passed HR 1933.  This bill revives the H-1C visa category for nurses.  The bill limits the number of H-1C’s to 300 nurses per year (while the previous H-1C ...

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It can take several years for healthcare workers to obtain permanent residence in the U.S. Yet, while most of the other professionals and skilled workers have the advantage of waiting ...

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