I've completed my GNM & am looking for Post basic B.Sc nursing or degree conversion program from Canada, what opportunities do I have?

You need IELTS academic 7 band in all components to register yourselves in the nursing council. Hence, if you have this IELTS score then you can apply for 1 year top up programme for Nursing. In other words, this will be final year of B.Sc. Nursing which will lead you to do registration in the nursing council to work as Staff nurse.

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B.Sc. (Post Basic) is a type of B.Sc. (Honors), in which the candidate has done some prior academic work which is lower than that of a Bachelors degree. For example if you have done GNM (Nursing), than you can directly opt for a Post Basic B.Sc. (Nursing), in lieu of spending 4 years of doing B.Sc. (Nursing) again. The minimum IELTS score requirement is an overall band of 6.5, with no band below 6.0. Applicants for Undergraduate Nursing programs: IELTS 7, with at least 6.5 in reading and listening and at least 7 in writing and speaking. Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing (P. B.Sc. ): Who should opt? Aspiring eligible candidates for the course would possess the following traits: Compassion: a sympathetic, caring attitude towards patients. Flexibility: Ability to work odd hours. Stamina and will to work for long hours, often without breaks. Patience: adeptness at dealing with patients belonging to different age groups (children, adults and the elderly). Good communication skills: for good interdepartmental coordination and patient-related communication. Discipline: professionalism and dedication to work. Competency: sound nursing knowledge and skills. An eye for detail. Awareness of the constant developments in the realm of nursing Career options: Nurses are healthcare professionals who play an important role in the field of healthcare. They work under the aegis of qualified doctors and perform medical assistance as specialists, educators, administrators, and others such. Qualified nurses find decent jobs in both government and private sectors, hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, the Armed Forces, in various healthcare initiatives and schemes run by Government, targeting specific communities and rural areas. Services of qualified Indian nurses are much demanded in developed countries, such as the USA, the UK, New Zealand, Australia, and other European nations.

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