Hospitals in Metro Manila Currently Hiring Nurse Applicants

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Hi everyone! I've visited a particular thread with the list of requirements for application, however, I wish to know which hospitals are currently open to hire and absorb nurses. :specs:

Yes I personally hand in my requirements at their HR. These are the requirements:

1. 3 pcs. 2x2 picture with printed name at the back

The ff. reqts. should be photocopied in 2 and segregate:

2. Application Letter addressed to Mrs. Susan Veloso-Canono, MMBM

HRD Manager

Chong Hua Hospital

Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City 6000

3. Comprehensive Resume

4. Recommendation Letter from Dean

5. PNA card

6. PRC license

7. SSS number

8. TIN number

9. Philhealth number

10. Cert. of previous employment if any

11. Community Tax Certificate

12. TOR

13. RLE

14. Prof'l Tax Receipt

15. Board Rating

16. Board Certificate

17. Diploma

18. NBI

19. Birth cert.

20. Marriage contract if any

21. Not more than 30 yrs. old

hi! are they accepting applicants via courier mail? or by personal talga? thanks

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hi.. -address to send appLication?

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hi!

I plan to have mg ecg inerpretation, bls and ivt training at philippine heart center... can you hand me some tips so I can register in these courses with much ease... I've called them twice yesterday to inquire, unfortunately they're quite rude..hehe.. I think I have to try later...

thanks in advance!

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hi! are they accepting applicants via courier mail? or by personal talga? thanks

I handed my requirements personally. I stayed in Cebu City for a day just to pass it. I'm sorry I don't know if they will accept it through courier, but then just give it a try.

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I handed my requirements personally. I stayed in Cebu City for a day just to pass it. I'm sorry I don't know if they will accept it through courier, but then just give it a try.

thanks newbornballer... can i get ur exact address of the hospital? thanks

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Specializes in ICU.

It's not in Metro Manila but it's just in the outskirts. I think Unciano Medical Center in Antipolo City is accepting trainees, if not now, soon. They always do so all-year round, I'm not sure, though exactly when. You can inquire at the Nursing Director's office.

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from joshypototoy

i send them the requirements they need personally at the HR 1st week of april and yes they looking for staff nurses w/ or w/o experience.. i think acls is not required only latest bls training certfcate..

hey josh! just wanna ask where did u actually or personally sent your requirements/application for Metro North Medical Center. I called them a while ago but the guy said, they will accept resumes next year. So lucky of you..u have chance to be employed in that hospital..I think Metro North MC is the sister company of Commonwealth Hospital and Medical Center..plz do mail me if you have time where exactly u passed ur resume. it's [email protected]

Thanx a lot and goodluck to us Nurses..

hello, favor? please also send me info on where to pass my resume. [email protected]

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hi!

I plan to have mg ecg inerpretation, bls and ivt training at philippine heart center... can you hand me some tips so I can register in these courses with much ease... I've called them twice yesterday to inquire, unfortunately they're quite rude..hehe.. I think I have to try later...

thanks in advance!

I was once an ECG Recognition Trainee at Philippine Heart Center last Nov 2009 and it was a wonderful experience. Though applying for it is hard. My friends and I had are slot from PURE LUCK. They will give you the exact date when to apply. The area of application is located at the top most level of the PHC (roof top area). Since Heart Foundation offers a worth paying seminar and training, healthcare professionals from all over the metro are really dying to be part of the list. From my experience, it was a short list of trainees like a 100 I guess for every field ( ACLS, BLS, ECG Recognition). First come first serve basis, as soon as you arrive there and the office/lecture room is open, they will let you sign your namen on a bond paper taped at the door. e got there at around 7am I guess and it was jampack already. All list were full plus the excess names written under 100, people who are actually waiting in case someone changes their mind. We were about to leave and I was standing in front of the list when a guy accidentally hit me, he caught my attention and as I was eavesdropping at their conversation I found out that he wrote their names on the wrong seminar. He erased 3 names from the ECG Recognition Seminar, like what I've said it was pure luck. I hurriedly wrote our names there. We got called immediately since we were at the top of the list or should I say the people who first wrote there and had our applications filed then we paid for it and voila we got in the list. The only advice I can give you with regards to PHC training is to always be on time or rather be way way early and don't forget the requirements needed. :) Goodluck

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nice to hear more about hospitals hiring here...regarding bls,ecg training. I heard also that taking bls training in CCNAPI under also in philippine heart center is better that phc trainings. They have different prices, some are cheaper than phc. You can pay your bls trainings also in phc, they have schedule there.

visit this: http://pinoynursetambayan.blogspot.com/2011/08/ccnapiseminarsworkshops-for-month-of.html

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Specializes in critical care.

CCNAPI and Philippine Heart Foundation are different..

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CCNAPI and Philippine Heart Foundation are different..

yes i know thats why I said they have different prices of trainings. But you still have to pay in phil.heart center though their trainings were conducted in d.tuazon qc...just called them yesterday.

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Specializes in critical care.

I believe CCNAPI is not under PHC but their office is located at PHC. Anyways, CCNAPI offers BLS-AHA and ACLS-AHA. However, I believe its not that important whether it is with AHA or not when applying to hospitals here in Philippines. And besides even without AHA accredited BLS or ACLS, they still aligned their teachings to standard of AHA. So don't misinterpret it. Although AHA is better, it cost higher.

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