IML Registered Nurses all possess a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Nursing (BSN) from accredited foreign nursing schools and are proficient in
English. Our nurses have successfully completed all the government
education requirements (CGFNS, or IELTS) in addition to be
NCLEX-RN certified via the exclusive Vanderbilt certification program prior to entering the U.S.
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Exclusive Programs for IML Nurses
We offer our clients the best qualified foreign registered nurses through our
unique recruitment strategies. All IML nurses meet or
exceed the highest standards and competencies in the industry.
Initial Competency
Evaluation
The initial stage of the competency evaluation screening process verifies that
the applicant meets the following standards:
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Graduation from a 4-year general nursing program at an accredited school
of nursing. This program must be equivalent to a U.S. Bachelor of
Nursing Degree; |
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Two years of acute-care experience in specialties such as intensive care
(either adult, pediatric or neo-natal), coronary care, medicine,
surgery, emergency room, general theatres, recovery and obstetric
nursing.; |
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References of job-related work experience are verified; |
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Is in possession of licensure/certification requirements for the
position and/or state; |
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A passing grade on the qualifying exam of the Commission on Graduates of
Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS); |
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Completion of a self-evaluation skills checklist pertinent to the
specialty; |
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No disciplinary action has been taken against the candidate; |
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Must qualify for U.S. Visa, e.g. no criminal record. |
Orientation & NCLEX-RN Tests - Vanderbilt Training
During this stage the applicant must complete written & oral tests provided by
IML. Then the nurses must go through the Vanderbilt training curriculums and
pass the NCLEX-RN tests in order to be certified as an eligible IML RNs. The
key curriculums within the 12-week Vanderbilt training program is outlined
below:
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Organization of U.S. health care system |
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Organization of hospitals-where services are provided |
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Roles of health care providers |
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Universal precautions
– Medication administration and lab
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Wound drainage systems and lab
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Suction/oxygen process-equipment and lab
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CPR and emergency code situation and lab |
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Health care information systems – general knowledge |
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Legal issues in healthcare |
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Physical assessment and lab |
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Assessment of baseline knowledge (HESI Exam) |
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Psychiatric nursing |
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Medical surgical nursing |
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Pediatric nursing |
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Respiratory system |
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