Foreign Educated Nurses

Emerging Trends in Global Nursing Education: The Shift Toward Baccalaureate Level Education

Data, Statistics, & Reports on Migrant Nurses, Foreign Educated Nurses, Nursing Education

January 10, 2023

by Maggie Maiyer, Alliance Program Coordinator While three primary pathways exist to becoming a registered nurse (RN) in the United States—diploma, associates, and bachelor’s degrees—new findings from the CGFNS Nurse Migration Report 2022 indicate an international shift toward baccalaureate nursing education as the preferred pathway into the nursing profession. This…

How can Ukrainian Nurses work in the United States?

Foreign Educated Nurses

September 23, 2022

CGFNS International is proud to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, and we pledge our support to help the nurses and healthcare professionals of Ukraine. Recognizing that special attention must be given to those forced to flee their country to escape war and persecution, CGFNS is proud to…

Nursing Shortage and Migration: The Benefits and Responsibilities

Foreign Educated Nurses, Migrant Rights, Thought Leadership

July 5, 2022

by Frances Hughes, RN, BA, MA, DNurs, FAAN, Col (ret), JP, CNZM , Director Strategic Global Initiatives, FEN advisory member Nurses migrate to more developed countries for better career opportunities, and to provide better income and security for family members back in their home countries. This is not a new phenomenon,…

Embracing Migrants Across The Globe: Benefits For All

Foreign Educated Nurses, Migrant Rights, Thought Leadership

June 16, 2022

by Frances Hughes, RN, BA, MA, DNurs, FAAN, Col (ret), JP, CNZM , Director Strategic Global Initiatives, FEN advisory member Throughout history, people have made the journey from one country to another. There are many reasons why someone chooses to start such a journey, which is why it is important…

TruMerit™ (CGFNS) and the DAISY Foundation™ Honor Outstanding International Nurse Recruiters

Gender Equality and Economic Empowerment through Nurse Migration

2023 Nurse Migration Report

The Economics of Nurse Migration

Foreign Educated Nurses

Emerging Trends in Global Nursing Education: The Shift Toward Baccalaureate Level Education

How can Ukrainian Nurses work in the United States?

Nursing Shortage and Migration: The Benefits and Responsibilities

Embracing Migrants Across The Globe: Benefits For All

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