To all nursing professionals looking to work in Saudi Arabia, it’s important to follow these steps and advice to make your job application process smooth and to avoid paying unnecessary fees. Here's a detailed guide based on insights from Ehsan bin Asim Naqvi, a specialist nurse working in Saudi Arabia. 1. Avoid Agents: The most important advice is to not use agents. Hospitals or companies in Saudi Arabia will cover your flight tickets and visa costs. If an agent asks you for money for these services, they are trying to cheat you. 2. Only Necessary Fees: You should only pay for the DataFlow verification process and the Prometric exam. Before these, make sure your qualifications are verified by the right authorities. 3. Use Online Resources: Use websites like YouTube and Google for instructions on how to complete the DataFlow and Prometric processes. There are real and helpful guides available, especially from the DataFlow group itself. Being active and using online resources c
Are you confused about the terms BSN, BScN, Generic BSN, Post-RN, BS Nursing, and BSc Nursing? We receive many questions about these terms at PKN. This updated post will clarify these terms, especially in the context of recent changes in Pakistan. In short, the Generic BSN is a degree program for individuals who wish to join the nursing profession after 12 years of schooling, while the Post-RN BScN is a degree program for nurses who already have a three-year diploma in nursing. Generic BSN The Generic BSN is an ideal option for those who want to enter the nursing profession in Pakistan. Previously, another option to join the nursing profession was the 3-year diploma in general nursing. However, according to the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan's policies, the diploma in nursing was phased out across Pakistan in 2018. The Generic BSN is a 4-year degree program followed by a one-year internship. An internship involves practical nursing practice in a hospital under