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How to work as a Nurse in the USA?

First things first! In order to work in the United States as a nurse, there are two things you must acquire: RN license and a US Visa. ​

by PAUL BILUAN

Apply for NCLEX in 3 easy steps!

The first step to start your nursing career in the United States of America is to take and pass the National Council for Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). ​

by PAUL BILUAN

What it's like to be a Millenurse?

What is it like being a nurse in this millennium? Amidst all the negative connotations of the job and its salary, nurses from different places strive for career-development aiming for a better professional condition, gearing towards making a difference. ​

by QUEENIE MAE NARCISIO

10 Important Tips when preparing for the NCLEX-RN Exam

I’ve been an NCLEX reviewer for 8 years before moving to the United States to pursue my RN career. I’ve handled a lot of students from different places, with different backgrounds and abilities. ​

by PAUL BILUAN

The Modern Day Filipino Nurse

Why did you take up nursing? Filipinos are intrinsically caring as evidenced by Spanish colonial nursing. Even though people did not have much opportunity to be formally educated, Filipino women provided care for the wounded revolutionaries. ​

by QUEENIE NARCISO

Handling difficult NCLEX questions

One of the best ways to increase your chances of passing the NCLEX is to get REALLY familiar with the assortment of questions. The NCLEX includes fill-in-the-blanks for calculation questions, multiple-choice, order response, select-all-that-apply questions, or SATA questions.

by GUIAN MIGUEL BANTA

NCLEX preparation quick tips

Studying for the Exam So, how must a test taker study? A student should mainly use two resources for studying and refrain from jumping from one to another. There is no perfect study guide, and there is no ideal time to review. No one wants to prepare for the NCLEX, but you have to pursue and dive in!

by GUIAN MIGUEL BANTA

All about NCLEX

NCLEX stands for the National Council Licensure Examination. It generally refers to one of the two standardized tests nurses need to pass to become either a licensed practical nurse (LPN) or a registered nurse (RN). The NCLEX is governed and standardized by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing or the NCSBN.

by GUIAN MIGUEL BANTA

Test-Taking Strategies

CAREFULLY READ THE QUESTION FIRST BEFORE CONSIDERING THE OPTIONS. Glance through the options before understanding the question, pick up keywords that will affect how you perceive the question.

by GUIAN MIGUEL BANTA

NLC Update

We just had a new addition to the Compact States - Vermont! That brings the compact to 36 states currently.

by CHRISTIAN PAUL BILUAN

Path to POSITIVITY of taking the NCLEX

VISION CASTING- having a positive visualization will improve your attitude towards taking your NCLEX. Find a nice quiet, comfortable place to contemplate. Close your eyes and see a picture on the following in your head:

by GUIAN MIGUEL BANTA

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