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Hiring now — the jobs our community actually lands.

Real openings from DFW employers, pulled from the employers' own postings and checked by hand. Pay is shown only where the employer publishes it. No fees, no gate — you apply straight with the employer.

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Trained as a nurse back home? Here is exactly how Texas licenses you.

The real path, from the Texas Board of Nursing itself — not a recruiter:

  1. Credential evaluation (CES Report). A Board-accepted evaluation company (CGFNS is the best known) reviews your nursing education and sends a CES Report directly to the Board, checking your theory and clinical hours against Texas requirements.
  2. Pass the NCLEX-RN. The national exam. No shortcuts exist — anyone selling you one is selling you a problem.
  3. License verification. Every country or state where you have held a nursing license sends verification directly to the Board, with its official seal.
  4. English proficiency. If your nursing program was not taught in English, you sit an approved English proficiency exam.
  5. Jurisprudence exam + fingerprints. A short Texas nursing-law exam and a fingerprint background check complete the file.

Two doors: already hold an RN license in another US state or Canadian province → apply by endorsement. Texas is your first US license → apply by examination.

While it processes: DFW hospitals hire Patient Care Techs now — and Texas Health's current PCT posting accepts a foreign nurse degree as a qualification route. Hospital income and US experience while your license moves. Those listings are on this board.

Source: Texas Board of Nursing (bon.texas.gov), “RN Endorsement: Instructions for Graduates of International Programs,” v5.2026, accessed Oct 22, 2026. General information, not legal or licensing advice — the Board's portal is the final word on your file.

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