by FutureUSRN

I took the RN local board in the Philippines last year. Together with me who took the exam was a family-friend and also our doctor. She asked me to phone her once I've seen the release of the list of passers. So one night I was browsing the internet - PRC website and INQ7 to look for RN passers when suddenly both publish the list. In short, I tried to look for my name and was filled with joy when I saw it. I remember the request of my friend so I look for her name also and saw it too.

So I phone her and told her "Doktora, nurse na po kayo!!!" (Doctor, you're now a nurse!!!")......

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Originally Posted by FutureUSRN

I took the RN local board in the Philippines last year. Together with me who took the exam was a family-friend and also our doctor. She asked me to phone her once I've seen the release of the list of passers. So one night I was browsing the internet - PRC website and INQ7 to look for RN passers when suddenly both publish the list. In short, I tried to look for my name and was filled with joy when I saw it. I remember the request of my friend so I look for her name also and saw it too.

So I phone her and told her "Doktora, nurse na po kayo!!!" (Doctor, you're now a nurse!!!")......

hahahahahahaha, nice one

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*sigh.... the joys of passing.... those were the times...

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cool

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Originally Posted by FutureUSRN

I took the RN local board in the Philippines last year. Together with me who took the exam was a family-friend and also our doctor. She asked me to phone her once I've seen the release of the list of passers. So one night I was browsing the internet - PRC website and INQ7 to look for RN passers when suddenly both publish the list. In short, I tried to look for my name and was filled with joy when I saw it. I remember the request of my friend so I look for her name also and saw it too.

So I phone her and told her "Doktora, nurse na po kayo!!!" (Doctor, you're now a nurse!!!")......

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akala ko ang joke don eh.."duktora, di po kayo nakapasa."
(i thought the joke was.. "doctor, you didn't pass.")

Re: Doc! You're Now A Nurse

Sounded comically ironic, didn't it? But many second coursers from managerial/supervisorial positions seem to take the switch to nursing quite well. I often take the chance of asking them about it. The doctors-turned-nurses usually recount the frustrations (local) and cite risks (overseas) of being a doctor abroad. Those from other fields don't speak as much as evidence the enthusiam of learning the nursing ropes. It's a marvel to watch these people!

P.S. When I grow up I wanna be a nurse too!

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before: BS Nursing was a pre-med course
now: Med is a pre-nursing course

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I like it, it was good

Re: Joke time (ease the pain of waiting)

Originally Posted by FutureUSRN

I took the RN local board in the Philippines last year. Together with me who took the exam was a family-friend and also our doctor. She asked me to phone her once I've seen the release of the list of passers. So one night I was browsing the internet - PRC website and INQ7 to look for RN passers when suddenly both publish the list. In short, I tried to look for my name and was filled with joy when I saw it. I remember the request of my friend so I look for her name also and saw it too.

So I phone her and told her "Doktora, nurse na po kayo!!!" (Doctor, you're now a nurse!!!")......

more jokes...more...more...

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umm actually there's a Nursing Humor category somewhere around here in the forum. lets not **** off the mods.