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markEmark

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  1. lucky? i think not, my friends, and other friends' friends. who didnt take the local exam and also are immigrants have received their ATT and some of them already passed and got their licenses. maybe you should check your sources. its not only me.
  2. same as others.i dont intend on staying in the PI because im an immigrant, my family are here.
  3. yeah. ur correct. we graduatd from the same class. or the same year. and yeah. we graduated 2008 from the philippines, we are all immigrants, didnt take the local exam, passed the nclex, got our license and now starting our work as UR RNs.
  4. suzanne. i passed my nclex. and i am now holding my license. i am about to start my job as an RN in a hospital. i have also met two other people, who have the same situation. they didnt took the exam in the PH but still they wer able to take the exam, get their license, and work here in calfornia. im out of the limbo. take care.
  5. i have a question for you guys ( moderators and staff). sorry but i would like to know where you get your answers, where do u base them. does anyone of you work for the CABON? or has inner contacts inside the Board of Nursing? do u know anyone who was denied of his/her license even though he/she passed the examination? i would like to quote a part of the letter i received from CABON.. " this is to inform you that the CABON has evaluated your application and you have been found eligible to take the nclex". eligible - i believe it means only one thing, they have evaluated and approved yuor aplication. they are letting u take the exam. and i think they wouldnt give you false hope after passing ur exam they would just take away ur chance of getting ur license. and i think it is unfair to re-evlauate an application coz one dont hold a license. and someone already evaluated my case and she said that she would let me take the exam if i pass a certain document. then i did then i received my eligibilty. and please guys, im not criticizing u all. i just want to share that not everyone are required. there are "exemptions too". like my reasons y i didnt take my exam - my evaluator accepted it so as my three friends who have the same cases like mine.
  6. haha. thats scary... thats y i hate OB and maternal nursing.
  7. maybe from 30-35. depends on the hospital and the city. well for SF they pay more coz living expenses there is higher.
  8. yeah. with out economy right now, i think they have to cut something. either the budget or the employees.
  9. i like their cuts. but its too expensive for me.
  10. print design: plain color style: i love pockets too. and a lot of them. fit: i like it body fit. i dnt like it loose. color: any dark shade of any color except for pink and birght girly colors. brand: pro and dickies.
  11. whats the reqs to be a SRNA?
  12. its a rip off.... never trust anyone unless they are registed on POEA... check on them first.
  13. i know that type two can be controlled by diet and exercise alone. i didnt know that insulin is given to diabetics (type 2) now... is this practiced in the Us?
  14. i want to be a nurse specializing on this one. i like both diabetes and endocrine as a specialty.
  15. i do go to the gym after work. i see to it that even after working for 12 hours a day, i still can go to the gym. its fun though. it really is a stree-reliever.

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