NuRseswholikes nursing thats good news when r u enrolling? Im planning to go SFSU because its the closest school I got thanks for sharing :) u wanna stay with my family?? But we have to use bart to go school :)

 Im gonna call the school tomorrow to inquire, me and my family is actually moving out and looking for a 3-4 bedroom house if we got 4 we'll let u know  :) my sister said yes that u can rent with  us :) will just tell her your broke so she wont ask much lol hopefully we get in this coming semester :) Im still keeping my fingers crossed and hoping for a favorable response since i wrote a letter of appeal to the Ca BRN but I will keep looking for schools who can accommodate us :)

nurselikesnursing says ...

 p.s. the 4k is an estimate.. :"> oh.. also, anyone here who might possibly need a roommate if they decide to go to SFSU? i'm very low maintenance. haha!

nurselikesnursing...I need a roommate.  I need OB, If you find a school pls let me know.

 @zaj1002 & @nurselikesnursing SFSU no slots available on their nursing program.  I was able to talk with Director of nursing. Im still looking for other school, Im going to san jose state university to inquire. Its hard to find schools 

@ Zaj1002 yeah will let u know and pls let us know too if u found one also thanks

diane28ph says ...

@ Zaj1002 yeah will let u know and pls let us know too if u found one also thanks

@ diane28ph.....I went to ELAC and LATTC got a positive result.... all they need is the letter from CA BON, email add and phone #, now I'm on wait list. If you are far from Los Angeles let me know, maybe I can help you.

Hello ! I got a letter fromm brn saying that i have med surg and ob deficiency . can someone pls recommend colleges in los angeles and bay area. I would appreciate it i tried sfsu no room, ssc, american river college, ohlone, hayward state university. good luck to everyone i hope we all get find classes !

diane28ph says ...

@Zaj1002 thank u super..this is accredited by the Brn too? Can i have their number? Thank u so much im quite far but willin to relocate for the meantime 

East Los Angeles College tel #323-265-8896,  Los Angeles Trade Tech College 213-763-7170. Ask for nursing administration or advisor. We went last week in person and dropped off the letter from the BON. Yes, they are accredited by BRN.

diane28ph, thank you for your kind words.. Teresa

zaj1002, Thank you also for your kind words.. I also pray that all works out for you nurses in such difficulty at this time.. Teresa

Santo_Nino

 

Hello. To all the aspiring NCLEX applicants of California Board of Registered Nursing.

At this time, California is imposing severe restrictions on your applications. This is a result of some incompetent Filipino graduate nurses who recently became Registered Nurses but were reported delinquent to a disciplinary committee in California due to bad nursing practice OR a select few applicants who produced fraudulent nursing records in order to comply with the CA-BRN. It also became a result due to certain select falsified Nursing diplomas of applicants who, while living in the United States, in hopes of fooling the California Board of Registered Nursing produced the commonly called *Recto falsified documents*. This implementation began in November 2011 and affects all aspiring (non-passing) re-applicants, brand new-applicants, and future RN renewals (of Philippine Graduate) in the State of California.

(Note: The falsified documents from "Recto"  does not refer to any nursing school associated with that name. Rather, the term "Recto" is a colloquial term which refers to falsified or doctored transcripts/diplomas/documents which may be obtained for sale along Claro M. Recto Avenue in Manila, Philippines.)

Should you choose to apply for a Nursing License in California---whether as already an American Citizen or with Filipino Citizenship---you *will* be subjected to the following concurrency issues. Please note that all applicant fees and mailing fees submitted to the State of California are non-refundable and final.

1. That you should possess a Nursing License administered by the Republic of the Philippines through the Philippine Regulation Commission.

2. If you were once a foreign student, i.e. American Citizen, or U.S. immigrant with a limited visa time allowance while studying in the Philippines----a formal letter of explanation is required as to why you did not comply with obtaining a Philippine Nursing License (due to limit of timestay accorded by your Philippine Student Visa).

2. That your nursing clinical rotation schedule AND clinical cases be complete *per* skill type.

3. That your nursing clinical cases must be complete *BEFORE* the date of your graduation ceremony.

4. That your nursing clinical cases must strictly match *WITHIN* the semester associated with RLE or NCM skill---in addition to having been completed *before* the date of graduation ceremony. (Note: This refers to some nursing schools in the Philippines that are not subjected to CHED's regulation do not have this rule in their curriculum)

5. That you should possess a valid SSN or TIN number for security and verification purposes.

Failure or inability to fully comply with these requirements are grounds for the rejection of your application packet.

At this time, a certain motion is also being prepared to affect Philippine graduates already working as Registered Nurses in California to be subjected to the same concurrency regulation ONCE their License Renewal is to be updated.

Should an applicant chose to apply to another State, other than California and be approved to take the NCLEX and be a licensed Registered Nurse in that state (i.e. Vermont, New Mexico, Etc.)----returning back to California in hopes of reciprocity at a future date will still subject you to the same concurrency regulation---and be denied of Licensure in California---as the basis of CA-BRN Licensing Unit is education---not the passage of NCLEX examination or the obtainment of License at another U.S. state.

Should the California Board of Registered Nursing offer you a partial solution, it is among the following items:

1. Comply with the requirements needed as itemized on the letter of response. If you believe that you have completed your cases before the date of graduation ceremony, and within the structured semestral confines of your RLE and NCM *per* type of case matching----then ask your Nursing School to comply and produce those requested documents.

2. If your application is deemed incomplete, then a partial solution would be to re-take your cases at an accredited California Nursing School. At this time, no Nursing School or any Nursing business establishment will provided cases for Free, or cases without a paid tuition fee classes associated with the clinical case. (Business-wise it isn't profitable for the school). And it is wishful thinking that the school will consider you, a NON-enrolled student, be prioritized first before their own paying students with tuition-fee obligation---to which the school must commit to graduate.

3. Since no other school is offering these cases, ONLY the University of San Francisco is offering these cases at this time----the usual requirement by the California Board of Registered Nursing is the completion of Medical Surge and Obstetric Cases-----the usual timeline to complete these cases is One Year. After  which, you must still re-apply again in entirety to the Board of Registered Nursing and seek to be approved to take the NCLEX examination, pay the non-refundable application Fee, comply with the required Nursing School documents. Even then, the NCLEX examination approval and the NCLEX passing are *not* guaranteed.

4. Move on or choose to take up another profession other than Nursing.

 5. Contact your Assembly locality or other Nursing Associations who may shed assistance, advice, or solutions to this delicate matter.

Hope this Helps. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, bless you all and lead you to the right decision.

Unbelievable!!! ..actually , I'm not surprise.  BUT NOW we all will affected: we will wait for the board's approval longer, they will check us more strict..& who knows when we will get a lisence....Thanks girls! (

 Hi TeresahRn I was asking because Im planning to post what u posted in our alumi fb page because our alumni is also alarmed with this issue..an Alumni might asked me where do i get this... Do u mind if I repost it? 

Ok, I found this.. Hope it helps

alll nurses . com international nursing recent ca bon..

 Teresa