Nursing

Nursing Credential Evaluation by Board of Nursing: A Guide for Internationally Educated Nurses If you are an internationally educated nurse planning to become licensed in the United States, one of the first questions you will face is simple but important: which nursing…

If you are an internationally educated nurse (IEN) planning to practice in the United States, a nursing credential evaluation is one of the first steps you need to complete. Boards of nursing require proof that your education and training meet U.S. standards before they will…

I recently had the honor of attending an event that felt less like a conference and more like a global family reunion. The energy in Manila was electric as I joined my colleagues, Scott Blevins and Ace Valencia, for the Filipino Nurses Global Summit and the 15th…

It’s no secret the United States has a major nurse shortage. To keep up with demand, healthcare systems are increasingly looking for talented professionals from around the world. This is a huge opportunity for internationally educated nurses (IENs) like you. But…

Unlock Nursing Opportunities in the U.S. with IEE GlobalBridge™As an Internationally Educated Nurse (IEN), your skills are in high demand across the United States. This is an incredible opportunity, but the path to getting licensed can feel complex. Between securing a work…

The global nursing shortage continues, further increasing the demand for nurses who have passed the NCLEX RN or PN. The latest NCLEX RN (Table 1) results have shown a significant increase (44%) in the number of Internationally Educated Registered Nurses (IEN) passing the…