Restore Access to NMC CBT and NCLEX-RN for Nurses in Iran
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Madieh Rostami
5 hr ago
This decision is simply not fair. Preventing Iranian nurses from taking the NCLEX through Pearson VUE denies qualified professionals an equal opportunity based solely on their nationality. Equal opportunity should never depend on nationality.
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Ali Asghar Moayedi
5 hr ago
This decision strongly effects on thousands of nurses from my country and it is unfair to prevent us from taking place in these important exams becouse we are iranian
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محمد جعفری
5 hr ago
I'm a nurse who wants improve my CV and migrate as an RN
This problem changed my future and now I feel depressed
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Mohammadreza Heidari
5 hr ago
Because I am a nurse in Iran and I don't want to stay here.
Islamic regime execute people and the world abandon us.
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Masoumeh Rafiei
6 hr ago
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Rahele Namazi
6 hr ago
Because the tests of this institution are very important for our future work and life, and in fact, banning them for Iranians is equivalent to the loss of many work and life opportunities, which will lead to a difficult future and more limited choices for us.
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Farzaneh Monemirad
6 hr ago
It is a request for a lawful pathway to a professional nursing licensure examination.
On behalf of thousands of nurses residing in Iran whose professional opportunities depend on access to this examination, we respectfully ask the responsible authorities to review this matter and restore a lawful pathway to the NCLEX.
Please sign and share this petition in support of restoring NCLEX access for eligible nurses residing in Iran.
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Fateme Abdolalipour
6 hr ago
Im a nurse in Iran and I love exploring the world , I've just started studying for national exams and now thsts so disappointing
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Farnaz Frb
6 hr ago
Because I am a nurse
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Ali Abrar
6 hr ago
Political issues and their restrictions should be kept separate from academic and scientific matters. As ordinary, educated citizens, we should have the right to take the exam and pursue our professional and academic goals, regardless of political circumstances.
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Mahiiy
6 hr ago
We strongly oppose the cancellation of the CBT pathway for applicants from Iran. This decision is unfair and prevents qualified healthcare professionals from pursuing registration through a legitimate pathway. It would be appreciated if you could reconsider this restriction.
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reza ghaeeni
6 hr ago
As a nurse this has deprived me from accessing important oppertunities
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Golnoosh Ahmadi
6 hr ago
Cause im a nurse in iran and i want to immigrate
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saman gilanizade
6 hr ago
this decision is very infair and cruel
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iman noori
6 hr ago
Since I'm a nurse with nearly 10 years experience seeking a way to work in US
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Ida Kamo
6 hr ago
I am a nurse, and I simply want the opportunity to take the NCLEX. It is unfair to be denied access to an exam because of my nationality. I have worked hard to complete all the requirements, and I only ask for a fair and equal opportunity to become a licensed nurse.
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شادی هادی پور
6 hr ago
I don't want to cancel any en exams
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Mhmd Bahadoran
7 hr ago
Because I want to immigrate to UK and I cannot book NMC exam
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mohammad salamiyan
7 hr ago
I spent my whole life on immigration, and this discrimination is unfair.
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faezeh soleimani
7 hr ago
Because we live under the rule of the devil and we need a civilized escape from this country.
This decision is simply not fair. Preventing Iranian nurses from taking the NCLEX through Pearson VUE denies qualified professionals an equal opportunity based solely on their nationality. Equal opportunity should never depend on nationality.
This decision strongly effects on thousands of nurses from my country and it is unfair to prevent us from taking place in these important exams becouse we are iranian
I'm a nurse who wants improve my CV and migrate as an RN This problem changed my future and now I feel depressed
Because I am a nurse in Iran and I don't want to stay here. Islamic regime execute people and the world abandon us.
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Because the tests of this institution are very important for our future work and life, and in fact, banning them for Iranians is equivalent to the loss of many work and life opportunities, which will lead to a difficult future and more limited choices for us.
It is a request for a lawful pathway to a professional nursing licensure examination. On behalf of thousands of nurses residing in Iran whose professional opportunities depend on access to this examination, we respectfully ask the responsible authorities to review this matter and restore a lawful pathway to the NCLEX. Please sign and share this petition in support of restoring NCLEX access for eligible nurses residing in Iran.
Im a nurse in Iran and I love exploring the world , I've just started studying for national exams and now thsts so disappointing
Because I am a nurse
Political issues and their restrictions should be kept separate from academic and scientific matters. As ordinary, educated citizens, we should have the right to take the exam and pursue our professional and academic goals, regardless of political circumstances.
We strongly oppose the cancellation of the CBT pathway for applicants from Iran. This decision is unfair and prevents qualified healthcare professionals from pursuing registration through a legitimate pathway. It would be appreciated if you could reconsider this restriction.
As a nurse this has deprived me from accessing important oppertunities
Cause im a nurse in iran and i want to immigrate
this decision is very infair and cruel
Since I'm a nurse with nearly 10 years experience seeking a way to work in US
I am a nurse, and I simply want the opportunity to take the NCLEX. It is unfair to be denied access to an exam because of my nationality. I have worked hard to complete all the requirements, and I only ask for a fair and equal opportunity to become a licensed nurse.
I don't want to cancel any en exams
Because I want to immigrate to UK and I cannot book NMC exam
I spent my whole life on immigration, and this discrimination is unfair.
Because we live under the rule of the devil and we need a civilized escape from this country.