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I will recieve my BSN at the start of next year and am considering moving to Toronto after I graduate. Does anyone know if I will be able to go there through imgration right away or do I have to work here first? I am already a nurse assistant where I live until I graduate. I visited the canadian imigration website but alot of it is sort of confusing. The best thing for you to do is contact the CNO (College of Nurses Ontario) www.cno.ca contact a nursing registry that has traveling nursing contracts--they can give the info you need Free health care. Doctors don't even make that much. They come to the U.S. where they can get paid and earn a doctors wage. |
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