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From: Rabuscar: I also passed the NPE last October 28, 2011, and have submitted the requirements 2 weeks after the results were posted. I was then referred to a lady assigned at the Nursing Director Office to get a schedule for a Panel Interview. Congrats for passing the NPE. The lady you are referring to is Clerk Ms. Cecile Reyes of the Nursing Services Office. She may be very strict but she’s nice. In the 3 years of waiting for my application, I always came up to her to update my resume or contact details to let her know of my interest in the position. I remember when I came in a few minutes late for my final interview, I was not allowed and had to reschedule. She’s really strict but that’s her call. That is why when I was accepted for the position and our batch came in, she gladly welcomed us. Just an advice: Be on time during your series of interviews. From: caisaki Hi, I want to apply at PGH next week, but I just want to ask if they need the original documents as opposed to photocopies. They require original documents and they will keep it if you passed the NPE, panel, final and when they hire you. From theweirddebonair I just like to ask what if I fail the NPE, can I re-apply? Yes, you can re-apply. As for IVT training, the DNET has its own IVT training. The same as ANSAP’s but with some modifications especially in the return demo. It is more comprehensive and practical to what we do at PGH. The pioneers of ANSAP came from PGH kaya same lang. Guys, like I posted in the past, “Patience is a virtue” and waiting for your application and hiring at PGH is worth the wait. I’ve waited for 3 years since the time I applied, interviewed and for HRDD to call me up for my medical examination. Working at an institution like the Philippine General Hospital is a great opportunity for a Filipino nurse aspiring to serve our people. Patience my colleagues. And when the time comes, we welcome you to be part of the 1,800 plus strong nursing services staff members of the Philippine General Hospital. The challenge of serving be at the 16 wards, 12 pay wards, 8 ICU/CCUs, 30 ORs, Cancer Institute, Cardiac Lab/Transplant Surgery Unit, ER, HICU or SOJR (Sentro Oftalmologico Jose Rizal). See you soon at the Philippine General Hospital.

Hi! Been following this thread for a long time. Just want to share my experience with the PGH process. I had my Nsg Proficiency exams Sept 2009; panel interview Feb 2010, and*my final interview with Deputy Director for Nursing last May 2011. Yesterday, got a call from HRD that I have to process my medical exams this week for possible deployment by January 2012. Been a long wait for me and I'm in a dilemma of leaving my work and friends. Life-changing decision to be made. "Patience is a virtue." INDEED!

this is actual action i did for my vsc and not hearsay. thread edited to conform to the tos of this site. suzanne4

The $10 Copy Of Test Results for VSC of CGFNS/ICHP for NCLEX-passers for CA BRN who do not have SSN can actually avail of this. I have checked my status order and they have received and reviewed the copy of test results as proof of successful completion of the NCLEX-RN.

I'm an NCLEX-Passer for CA BRN without SSN. For the license verification requirement of CGFNS/ICHP VSC requirement of successful completion of NCLEX, I just paid $20 for 2 copies of test results to be sent to CGFNS and to my address for personal files. Just write a letter to CA BRN requesting them to send a copy to CGFNS and attach a photocopy of your notice of passing the NCLEX-RN.

Anybody here who has availed of the Copy of Test Results ($10) from CA BRN after they took their NCLEX-RN? I passed the NCLEX last month and was wondering if the copy of test results contain the scores one got from the exam. Thanks...

Took my exams last 04/03 and passed. Didn't know there were changes..

NCLEX is difficult and very expensive to fail so you really need to prepare for this exam. As for the NLE, it is also difficult but at a more cheaper price if you fail it. You need P900 ($22) just to retake the exam...Besides, some questions in the NLE were taken from Nursing books and NCLEX reviewers.

Thanks for that news. That machine readable passport almost got me into trouble when I sat for the NCLEX-RN at Pearsonvue Makati since the new passport does not have any provisions for signature unlike the green passport. Good thing I have my signed PRC License ID card when I presented my ATT, passport for the registration for the exam. Oh well, need to get that certified copy one of these days at the DFA.

Graduated 2007

The best NCLEX RN Review Books by two Lindas: Saunders Comprehensive Review for NCLEX-RN by Linda Silvestri and Prioritization, Delegation and Assignment by Linda LaCharity

After 26 days of waiting for the results from CA BRN, I just got the good news that I PASSED the NCLEX-RN... Thanks for all your prayers.... God is so good!!! All honor and glory are all for Him!!!

Martinez Hospital in Maypajo, Caloocan is also offering regular IVT trainings (accredited by ANSAP). Slots get filled up so you have to sign up on their list. They will send you an SMS for the schedules available and payment of a P500 reservation fee.

Just an addendum on the BON member's forte: Carmencita Matias-Abaquin >> endocrine disorders, burns Marco Antonio Sto. Tomas >> IMCI Leonila Faire >> OR

I've posted on the NCLEX forum regarding my NCLEX but that doesn't mean I don't want to pursue my dream of becoming part of the academe in the Philippines. So I'm inquiring on pursuing higher studies in the here. I am also aware than MAN is different from MSN degree in the USA. Perhaps I can pursue both in the future. :wink2: I'm thinking of pursuing my MAN either in UP Manila or at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Thanks again.. God bless