The world’s largest credentials evaluation organization for the nursing & allied health professions since 1977
The world’s largest credentials evaluation organization for the nursing & allied health professions since 1977
“CGFNS is a highly reputable and reliable credentials evaluation organization. They were able to help me get my overseas education assessed in a smooth and timely manner. From attaining my CES report for NCLEX exam to VisaScreen, I had no issues with them. I would definitely recommend CGFNS.”
-Katrina D.
“Definitely recommended for those who seek documents assistance. Very friendly evaluator and does reply quickly. Thank you CGFNS for making things happen.”
-Jay M.
“No problems for me. My papers were credentialed and sent to my state board in less than a month. They responded to my questions over email in 1 business day.”
-Ian J.
“I highly recommend CGFNS for evaluation purposes and in fact I recommended it already to my colleague here in Saudi Arabia”
-Dang C.
“CGFNS has a very nice supportable staff, and had help me a lot over my bachelor certification from Brazil into US. They are quick after they receive the documents and very trustful. I recommend it’s process 100 percent! = )”
-Daniel E.
Since 1977, CGFNS has been at the forefront of providing opportunity to nurses who wish to migrate to energize the countries they are migrating to and quite often, the countries they return to, transforming themselves and their families in the process.
We at CGFNS salute nurses who create change in healthcare policy, in migration, in society, in their own lives—and most of all, in the health and well-being of those they care for.
CGFNS International, Inc. is proud to join the United Nations in celebrating its 75th Anniversary on United Nations Day by renewing our commitment to cross-border collaboration during this time of great disruption and contributing to civil society’s efforts at the UN to address to global issues.
To learn about CGFNS’ work with the UN, go to: www.cgfns.org/calendar/united-nations-day-2020/
#cgfns #unitednationsday
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hello sir/mam, i wanna ask a question about IELTS for visa screen. i wanna know which IELTS is required for visa screen, general or academic??? plz guide me asap. i wanna apply for visa screen
We proudly support the 11th Annual McGinley-Rice Symposium: 'The Face of the Person Who is Hungry' in honor of the Chair of our Board of Trustees: Sr. Rosemary Donley, PhD, APRN, FAAN (Professor of Nursing and the Jacques Laval Chair for Justice for Vulnerable Populations , Duquesne University) & recognize CGFNS' own Mukul Bakhshi, JD (Director, Government Affairs & The Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices) who will be speaking about 'The Just Distribution of Food: Rethinking Food Delivery Channels'
Learn More: www.duq.edu/academics/schools/nursing/events/mcginley-rice-symposium
CGFNS joins the UN in recognizing Oct 17 as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
Despite progress on global economic development, the UN estimated that almost 8% of the world’s workers and their families lived on less than $1.90 per person per day in 2018.
But poverty isn’t just about low wages; the theme for this year, acting together to achieve social and environmental justice for all, is a reminder that to truly #EndPoverty, we cannot focus on income issues alone.
People in poverty often experience interrelated challenges that end up reinforcing their socioeconomic status and preventing them from living in dignity, such as limited access to healthcare, poor job prospects, dangerous work conditions, and no voice in the halls of power. As an NGO in consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, CGFNS is proud to lend its expertise in global health workforce recruitment, development, and mobility in support of multilateral initiatives to eradicate poverty through holistic solutions that address the multidimensional issues that perpetuate it worldwide.
Learn More: www.cgfns.org/calendar/international-day-for-the-eradication-of-poverty-2020/
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Poverty is very bad
CGFNS recognizes the courage and dedication of healthcare workers everywhere working in difficult conditions to provide quality care during COVID-19.
Nurses were already vulnerable to stress and burnout before the pandemic, which has only magnified the effects of such risks on their mental health, such as anxiety and depression. According to @ICN, 60% of national nursing associations have received consistent reports of mental health distress from nurses in COVID-19 response, but there has been no additional funding for mental health services in 80% of countries since the pandemic began, a WHO survey found.
This a critical workforce issue with implications for the recruitment and retention of nurses even after this time of crisis: The lost productivity resulting from depression and anxiety, two of the most common mental disorders, costs the global economy US$ 1 trillion each year, according to the WHO. The good news is that there is a US$ 5 return for every US$ 1 invested in scaled-up treatment for those conditions. Hospitals, healthcare facilities, and their administrators can also have a significant role in promoting nurse’s mental health, as a recent study in Nursing Management found that resilient nurses and those who perceived higher organizational and social support were more likely to report lower anxiety related to COVID‐19.
That’s why we are proud to join the WHO this #WorldMentalHealthDay to call for more investment and support mental health services, including for all healthcare workers facing unprecedented challenges from COVID-19.
Learn More: www.cgfns.org/calendar/world-mental-health-day-2020/
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How does one pay for the Credentials Evaluation Service (CES) Professional Report Application
CGFNS International recognizes the contributions of the global #healthworkforce and proudly observes #WorldPatientSafetyDay
This year’s theme, Health Worker Safety: A Priority for Patient Safety, is particularly important for CGFNS as a recognized global standards-setting organization and the world’s largest #credentialsevaluation organization for the #healthcare sector.
For the past 43 years, #publicsafety has been at the core of CGFNS’ mission and our commitment to serving with #fairness and #transparency each of our stakeholder groups: #migrating #healthprofessionals, the #regulatoryauthorities that rely on our expertise, and, of course, the #patients to whom our applicants must ultimately provide high-quality health care.
CGFNS Supports Health Worker Safety on World Patient Safety Day
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CGFNS International recognizes the contributions of the global health workforce and proudly observes World Patient Safety Day on September 17, 2020.
