Version 1.0 · Effective 2026

The Nurse Bridge
Ethics Charter

Five commitments that govern every page, every item, and every sponsor relationship on this platform. They are not marketing language — they are the constraints the product is built inside.

  1. Education only

    The Nurse Bridge is an exam-readiness education product. We are not a recruiter, a staffing agency, an employer, or an immigration service, and we never represent ourselves as one.

  2. Never advertise employment

    We do not carry job postings, salary figures, or "work in Canada" recruitment framing anywhere on this platform. A nurse using The Nurse Bridge is here to get ready for an exam, not to be sourced for a role.

  3. No employment-contingent fees

    We never charge a fee that is contingent on a nurse obtaining employment, a placement, or a contract. Pricing is for access to preparation content and tools, full stop.

  4. Honest, published claims

    Every statistic we publish is sourced and labeled. Every readiness score in the product is marked provisional. We do not claim a pass-rate guarantee, and we state plainly on our pricing page that no regulator endorses any review course, including ours.

  5. The nurse's interests come first

    When a sponsor relationship, a pricing decision, or a content decision creates any tension with what is best for the nurse using this platform, the nurse's interest governs. This includes never sharing per-nurse performance data with a sponsoring organization for employment decisions — see how sponsorship works.

We don't move nurses. We prepare them — and the charter is how we keep that promise honest.

Enforcement

How this charter is enforced in the product

Principles only matter if the architecture holds them. Each commitment maps to a concrete constraint.

Physician review

Every question item carries a review status. A licensed physician reviews and approves content before it is published to the general item bank.

Aggregate-only sponsor reporting

The sponsor dashboard is architecturally limited to cohort-level aggregates: size, average ability, 7-day activity, and readiness-band distribution. There is no per-nurse view.

Minimal data collection

We collect an email, a password hash, a track selection, and answer events. No health data, no immigration status, no employer-visible identifiers beyond cohort membership. See Privacy.

Labeled uncertainty

Readiness bands (building / approaching / ready-provisional) are always shown with their basis — typically a 25-item placement plus drill history — so no number is presented as more certain than it is.

Talk to us

Questions about this charter?

Reach the founder directly.