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Is there a nursing shortage in Canada?

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I'm completing my B.S.N. (nursing B.S.) here in the U.S. and I would like to immigrate to Canada to practice nursing and live permanently. Is it easy or very difficult for Americans to get nursing positions in ANY of the provinces? Eventually I will apply for Canadian citizenship. Any advice?

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  1. In Ontario and Alberta yes.  They are all going to the states.  Male nurses get hired very quickly.  I say go for it.


  2. Yes, there is a nursing shortage in Canada.  You will have no problem.  The UK (England, Ireland) also has a shortage and you can get a visa easily.  We are Americans in Australia and my girlfriend is a nurse here.  It's similar to Canada, but the weather is better and the beaches are awesome.  Work visa's are easily obtained by nurses and are most often sponsored by an agency or a hospital.

  3. I live in Vancouver area and work in a hospital here and our hospital has a huge shortage. Lots of overtime for the nurses.

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