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U.S. Nurse Licensure Program:
The objective of this intensive
preparation program is to support
you in becoming a U.S.
licensed registered nurse within
the first year. This includes
meeting the U.S. application
requirements, intensive instruction
in issues regarding U.S. healthcare
and nursing, and preparing for and
passing the NCLEX-RN – the mandatory
examination required of all U.S.
nurses. The program fee is
all-inclusive, including payments to
all third parties.
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Assistance in submitting the
application for U.S. registered
nursing licensure
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Review of nurse credentials by
third-party evaluation services to
assure compliance with U.S. required
nurse education
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Assurance that international nurses
meet the minimum English-language
requirement
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Intensive training for NCLEX-RN
examination including:
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Orientation: Overview of program,
and developing individual study
plan.
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Providing all course study materials
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Content Videos: Eight, three-hour
videos (total 24-hours)
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Learning Workshops:
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Nursing in the U.S.
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Testing and Terminology
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Dosage & Calculations
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Five Teaching Sessions:
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Decision Tree / Management of Care
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Safety & Infection Control / Health
Promotion & Maintenance
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Basic Care & Comfort / Psychosocial
Integrity
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Physiological Adaptation
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Reduction of Risk Potential /
Pharmacological & Parenteral
Therapies
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Online Question Banks:
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Question Trainer comprised of seven
tests with each successive test
getting longer and more difficult
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Q- Bank: Students create their own
tests from a test bank of 1,400
questions
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Readiness Test (Mock-Exam): Exam
designed to assess if students are
ready to take the NCLEX-RN.
Important Note:
As a condition of acceptance into
the IHE program, international
nurses must meet all nurse
admission requirements.
Employment Placement:
While you study for your master
degree in healthcare administration
management, and studying for the
NCLEX-RN, you will be placed in healthcare-related or
other employment so you can earn US
wages.
Once you are licensed as
a registered nurse, IHE will work with you to identify the best work
opportunity. These opportunities
include working is hospitals,
long-term care facilities,
ambulatory care centers, medical
practices, and private care. These
attractive opportunities pay between
$25 to $50 per hour.
We assist students in meeting
U.S. authorization to legally
work in the U.S. including
securing a U.S. Social Security
Number. Further, we assist in
resume preparation, and
successful interview techniques.
We work with employers to assure
the best experience for our
nurses. This support is provided
to students throughout the
duration of the program.
Sullivan University
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