Hospitals in Metro Manila Currently Hiring Nurse Applicants

[burbeestar]

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.

[persh blue]

i just wanna ask do you have any update about the job hiring in Pacific global medical center in QC? and do you happen to know if they have online submission of CVs.

thanks.

[brigz]

I really want to work in other hospital because my current employer really abuse us!

I'm assigned in the operating room and we have an average of 35 cases a day but the nurses are so limited!

4 of our nurses got pulled-out because of research and the other 2 gave birth.

Our working hours is only 8 hour shift but because we're short of nurses, we always go on overtime for at least 5 hours a day!!!

They are saying that they are paying our overtime but STILL it's not worth it because most of our OT pay just go to our taxes!!!

Since I already have more than 3 years experience, I applied for Middle East since January but unfortuantely, Saudi, Qatar and Oman only accepts female nurses.

I'm really depressed and frustrated...WHY DID I TAKE UP NURSING?!

[nash11]

@ fellow nurses, i am also planning to apply at metro north medical center and pacific global medical center.. please do mail me any information regarding this hospitals, and to where i can pass my credentials..please do email me... [email protected] or [email protected].. thank you so much!

i actually called pacific global medical center this afternoon, they said that they aren't accepting applicants yet because they still don't have an hr. they advised me to call again after 1 month... o_o

[ninap_12]

Hi, im also interested in those hospitals that were mentioned in previous posts, please do email me at [email protected] Thanks fellow nurses!

[JLLandero]

Ugh.. don't bother RNHeals. They will only give you a certificate of competency and not a certificate of employment. And those are not accepted when applying abroad.

[dearose]

I really want to work in other hospital because my current employer really abuse us!

I'm assigned in the operating room and we have an average of 35 cases a day but the nurses are so limited!

4 of our nurses got pulled-out because of research and the other 2 gave birth.

Our working hours is only 8 hour shift but because we're short of nurses, we always go on overtime for at least 5 hours a day!!!

They are saying that they are paying our overtime but STILL it's not worth it because most of our OT pay just go to our taxes!!!

Since I already have more than 3 years experience, I applied for Middle East since January but unfortuantely, Saudi, Qatar and Oman only accepts female nurses.

I'm really depressed and frustrated...WHY DID I TAKE UP NURSING?!

Hey brigz, apply in Australia! No cash out. 100% financing available. contact Philmanagement Inc. and tell them I referred you :) Message me for my complete name. I also applied and I'm just waiting for AHPRA decision letter and available school.

[amazingraceRN]

Hey brigz, apply in Australia! No cash out. 100% financing available. contact Philmanagement Inc. and tell them I referred you :) Message me for my complete name. I also applied and I'm just waiting for AHPRA decision letter and available school.

Hi! I just wanna ask if this is for student visa? And, how come, it's no cash-out? Thank you.

[JLLandero]

@dearose

I've contacted Phil Man before about the Australia application and the work gap should not be longer than 1 year. Also I'm confused about the required experience... is it one year or two years?? I've called them before last May and they said one year is ok. Then I called them up again yesterday and they said it should be 2 years.

If it is 2 years, gosh I need another 6 months >.

[r0b0c0p]

I heard that Sta. Ana Hospital in Sta. Ana, Manila is continuously hiring nurses since they'll be opening 3 more floors. Application is accepted at Manila City Hall Personnel Office. Just bring the usual requirements like resume, prc license, board rating, tor, diploma, certificates of trainings and seminars, passport size picture and other application requirements. If you have trainings in Dialysis, 2D Echo, Operating Room, Nursery/NICU, Delivery Room, you'll have higher chances to be hired. Also those with months of volunteer or hospital trainings will be likely absorbed. Once you passed the requirements, you should be patient to follow-up your applications. Maybe once or twice a week would be beneficial. Hope this will help others in their job seeking. :)

[winkies]

Hello!

As a new graduate, is it really advisable or required to get IVT and BLS training first before you apply in any hospital?

[cez1128]

Definitely, especially nowadays where supply of registered nurses is high, having BLS and IVT is but basics. See to it to attend seminars and training too to add to your edge.

[Enigmagurl]

That training is just a basic requirements for the hospitals nowadays, also due to oversupply of nurses here, hospitals are requiring high standards in hiring nurses. So be sure to take other trainings such as acls, ecg, and other specialty trainjngs so that it will be added to your qualifications.