Passing the NLE - What's Next?

After passing the recently concluded December 2010 Nursing Licensure Examination, you may have been thinking of the things you need to accomplish so as to finally cement that "Registered Nurse/ R.N." title in your name. Certainly, you are not alone as many other nursing board passers are also a bit perplexed with the process. Worry no more as here is your personal itinerary in realizing your dream of being a registered nurse.

WHAT TO DO LIST AFTER PASSING THE NLE
Things you have to accomplish after passing the NLE:

1. Verification of grades (PRC)
- bring your NOA or any valid IDs
-after verifying your grades, secure a request form for your certificate of passing and certificate of ratings (employment purposes)
-get oath taking form
-check for the schedule of prc license registration

2. Tickets for Oath Taking and PNA membership (may require you to pay a certain amount for the ticket fee)

3. Oath taking Proper

Passers must come in their white gala uniform, nurse’s cap, white duty shoes, without earrings and corsage, and with their hair not touching the collar.

4. Registration of PRC License (alphabetical order)

As per R.A. 9173 and R.A. 8981, other than those stipulated requirements upon the NLE Results Release, the major requirement of the law is that ALL NURSING BOARD PASSERS MUST FIRST HAVE THEIR OATH AS PROFESSIONALS!

Initial Registration

Instructions

Initial registrants should come personally to the PRC Central Office or to the nearest Regional Office to file his/her application for registration and to affix his/her signature in the registry book. They will also pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2011-2014. All Registration Certificates and PRC ID shall be claimed by the licensee personally at the Central Office or the Regional Office where the application for the same has been filed. If there is an unavoidable need for a representative, he must present his/her identification paper with picture and a Special Power of Attorney.  

Requirements

1. Duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal. DOWNLOAD THE FORM HERE.
2. Current Community Tax Certificate (cedula)
3. Two pcs. passport size pictures with name tag (for Oath Form and Certificate of Registration)
4. One pc. 1”x1” picture in plain background with complete name tag (for Registry of Professionals)
5. Two sets of metered documentary stamps (for Oath Form and Certificate of Registration)
6. One (1) short brown envelope with name and profession

Should there be changes in the aforementioned steps, you may also visit and ask for more information from your respective schools to be guided with the some new process.

DECEMBER 2010 NLE Overall Rating of Nursing Schools in the Philippines

Overall performance of Nursing schools in the Philippines in the recently concluded DECEMBER 2010 Nursing Licensure Examination

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DEC 2010 NLE TOP PERFORMING SCHOOLS

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NURSING SCHOOLS WHO HAVE CONTINUED THE TRADITION OF PROVIDING EXCELLENT NURSING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS!

Top 10 nursing board examinees of DEC 2010 NLE

December 2010 Nursing Board Exam Results List of Topnotchers:

1. Weanne Myrrh Razon Estrada, Adventist University Of The Philippines: 88.40%

2. Mary Grace Bermudez Rallo, Central Luzon Doctor's Hospital Educational Institution: 86.80%

3. Maria Kristina Pamintuan Bicas, Saint Louis University: 86.60%

4. Vanessa Garma Elumbaring, Saint Mary's College-Tagum: 86.40%

Kimberly Medina Malubago Southern Luzon State University-Lucban (SLPC): 86.40%

5. Jessa Lorraine Dejan Andalan, Xavier University: 86.20%

6. Yugie Caroline Murillo Demegillo, Iloilo Doctors' College: 86.00%

7. Hanako Sasaki Aranilla, First Asia Institute Of Technology & Humanities: 85.80%

Teena Marie Junio Pascua Saint Mary's University: 85.80%

Nonah Vee Cornelio Sareno Davao Doctors College, Inc.: 85.80%

Elnathan Samson Subardiaga Universidad De Zamboanga (For.Zaec) 85.80%

Karl Marie Sta Ana Tuvilla University Of Negros Occidental-Recoletos 85.80%

8. Karl Gabriel Alferi Bonifacio, Colegio De San Agustin-Bacolod City: 85.60%

Dennis Gonzales Duran Pamantasan Ng Lungsod Ng Maynila: 85.60%

Bernadette Lumibao Guevarra Cotabato Medical Foundation College: 85.60%

Criselle Lyn Guerrero Li Father Saturnino Urios University (Urios Coll): 85.60%

Vincent Jubelag Sumergido West Visayas State University-La Paz: 85.60%

9. Jacquiline Jane Banzuela De Jesus, Arellano University-Pasig: 85.40%

Rizyl Jem Franco Japitana, Colegio De San Agustin-Bacolod City: 85.40%

Christine Jannie Paez Rivera, Pamantasan Ng Lungsod Ng Maynila: 85.40%

Nicole Anne Albaladejo Sales Diaz, Colegio De San Agustin-Bacolod City: 85.40%

10. Jaime Dela Roca Bonifacio Jr., Adventist University Of The Philippines: 85.20%

Micaela Orevillo De Guzman, Xavier University: 85.20%

Rose Angela Reyes Mahipus, Davao Medical School Foundation: 85.20%

Irene Kate Faustino Nicolas, Pamantasan Ng Lungsod Ng Marikina: 85.20%

Cesar Ryan Espera Ortiz, Aquinas University: 85.20%

Roby Ann Gutierrez Prado, Colegio De Dagupan (For.Computronix Coll): 85.20%

DECEMBER 19 and 20, 2010 NLE RESULTS

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DECEMBER 19 and 20, 2010 NURSING LICENSURE BOARD EXAMINATION PASSERS!

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Nursing Board Exams

December 2010 Nursing Licensure Examination Results will be released midnight of FEBRUARY 15, 2011 according to some sources. However, we all realize that the Philippine Regulation Commission (along with many other Philippine government offices *durr*) usually has a bad habit of announcing the Nursing Board Exam results some time after the actual release date.

Approximately a 100,000 nursing graduates who took up the said examination will keep an eye on the results on February 15 to 20 wherein a greater possibility of announcement will fall on either Feb. 19 or 20, 2011. Let us all keep our fingers crossed as we wait in exuberance for the much anticipated nursing board examination results.

the hopeful nurses

December 19 & 20 Nursing Licensure Examination - THE VERDICT

It has been almost more than a month and a half already since nursing graduates across the country took the December 19 & 20 Nursing Licensure Examination to formally embark in their voyage as nursing professionals. Many have been said about the content of the examination, such as, board takers arguing and raising their own thoughts about the correct answers, review centers bragging their fair share of final coaching inputs which apparently hold the similar idea to the questions present in the actual board examination, and some even say that they have encountered similar questions already; etc--we exactly do not run of any possible explanation to those things just to pacify the tensions that we have in our mind and body.

Rumors spread a couple of days ago that the result will be released some time this week, February 7 or so in particular, but then again none of those is really true. But having said that, according to a source, some people were fortunate enough to ask a member of the BON (when they apparently held some sort of "seminar" or what snickers at a local province here in Mindanao) who said that "the results will be made public on February 20 this month" *sigh*.

God knows how many recent board takers became so religious in devoting their time visiting as many churches as they can, climbing the steepest sacred hills or so, lighting as many candles as they can to bolster their prayers, writing the longest prayer novena and even duplicating them in writing!! Take the superlative, the most, the best, the extremes, all of those things, any possible thing will be done just for us to pass this board exam.

And finally it will very soon reach the point wherein all of our prayers and aspirations will be answered, the final day of verdict, that is, to the highly anticipated event of our nursing career which is to PASS and even TOP the December 2010 Nursing Licensure Examination.