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diary... im planning to work here as temporary by the time that i have enough eexperience den maybe ill go to us.....GN?! Geriatric?!
I am not sure - you could work as a CNA.... Can you work as a graduate nurse in the Phillipines, or do you need to pass a licensing exam before you could do that?
I am not sure - you could work as a CNA.... Can you work as a graduate nurse in the Phillipines, or do you need to pass a licensing exam before you could do that?
that a part of my question!! but one thing i knew is that here theyll accept volunteers!! of w/out salary!!
for example guys if I wud apply as medrep?! is it possible? or if it is will my exp/cert. help for futurre employment?>
The original poster is not from the US, but is from the Philippines. They are unable to work there with the graduate nurse designation as you can in only a few states now in the US.
Working in the US is not even an option now as it will be years before there are any visas available.
Moving this thread to the Philippine Forum where it is more appropriate.
that a part of my question!! but one thing i knew is that here theyll accept volunteers!! of w/out salary!!![]()
for example guys if I wud apply as medrep?! is it possible? or if it is will my exp/cert. help for futurre employment?>
Until you have your results of your exam, you do not know if you have passed that exam or not. You cannot work in the role of an RN until you have an actual license in your country, volunteer or for pay.
Currently, there are many more graduates than there are jobs available. Please be aware that a volunteer position there does not count as actual work experience when applying for a job someplace else. And with the number of applicants that wish to work in the US, you are looking at years before you will even have a chance of a visa for the US.
My suggestion would be to consider another country and get some experience. The CNA and the other positions that we have in the US are not available over there, and they must have an actual license before they can work in a hospital, no working without the license and registration.
There are also many more students than what you are used to seeing here. Currently more than 632,000 in over 400 nursing programs.
caloynik125
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im a new grad nursing student... im still wating for the Board exam result... but i dont want to stay hoe doin nothing. i want to have a job that coukd give me extra income and would give me the experience i can use for the future (as a nurse).... any one i know you have een through this kind of situation!!! so please give some advice.... .