No. A professional assessment may address qualifications, but the actual duties and other TN requirements remain relevant.
Define what the service establishes
Separate credential services, legal review and current government fees. Paying for an evaluation does not create a qualifying job or promise approval.
The health-care worker certificate involves credential evaluation, an English test where required and a fee to the certifying organization; state licensing adds its own application, verification and examination costs; transcripts and licence verifications often carry charges from the issuing institution. Board application fees, examination fees, credential verification through the issuing university, and travel to sittings can add up well beyond the government immigration charges, and the timeline they impose has its own cost in delayed income. Sequence the spending too: a preliminary review of the profession, the qualification and the citizenship condition costs less than a full document package, and an unfavourable answer at that stage avoids the larger expense entirely.