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  1. To all foreign nurses in the US, will you retire in US or go back to your homeland?

    pilgrim replied to dhel28's topic in International Nursing

    Oops, wrong I meant What's especially touching is that Palawenos have vowed that they will NOT allow their beloved province to go the way of

  2. To all foreign nurses in the US, will you retire in US or go back to your homeland?

    pilgrim replied to dhel28's topic in International Nursing

    Dunno what happened, but my posting got prematurely sent. For the benefit of those who are interested, allow me to continue. El Nido is located at the tip of the island and it faces the South China...

  3. To all foreign nurses in the US, will you retire in US or go back to your homeland?

    pilgrim replied to dhel28's topic in International Nursing

    "Is Palawan safe for Americans? That is next on my list. I heard it expensive (American Terms)? I found Camiguin Islands last visit, it on the Northern part of Mindanao, About a 2 hour Super Shuttle...

  4. To all foreign nurses in the US, will you retire in US or go back to your homeland?

    pilgrim replied to dhel28's topic in International Nursing

    The next time you come, Daly City RN, may I suggest that you visit Palawan. The island is so rich in natural beauty that's simply breathtaking. Even one who does not believe in God would have to ask,...

  5. Already posted but was told to post here...

    pilgrim replied to palmpalm's topic in International Nursing

    I think you're being very sensible. Whilst being a nurse, you'll gain a lot of insight into another side of patient care which can help you become a better doctor in the future. Loads of luck and all...

  6. For those who have taken the NLE more than once

    pilgrim replied to gwafuh_rn's topic in International Nursing

    originally posted by pilgrim "please don't misunderstand, but have you checked the passing rate of the graduates from your gf's school? maybe it would be useful/helpful to analyze it from that...

  7. For those who have taken the NLE more than once

    pilgrim replied to gwafuh_rn's topic in International Nursing

    Please don't misunderstand, but have you checked the passing rate of the graduates from your gf's school? Maybe it would be useful/helpful to analyze it from that

  8. anybody from Global Nursing Solutions?

    pilgrim replied to forexinegirl's topic in International Nursing

    "and to all nurses who are going to be deployed here in the u.s. anytime soon please..if you worked with an agency please fulfill the contract that you signed with them. they might have offered you an...

  9. My Canadian Dream

    pilgrim replied to marieposa's topic in International Nursing

    I think your confusion stems from a lack of appreciation of the actual situation. In the Philippines, the general perception is that Filipino nurses who work in Alberta are allowed to do so as LPNs....

  10. Mandatory 5 YEAR Nursing Course starting June 2009

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    Your point is well taken, woknblues. As a matter of fact, I totally agree with you. If you'd care to read my other posts on this thread, I've taken the position of flatly disagreeing with this...

  11. Mandatory 5 YEAR Nursing Course starting June 2009

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    "sorry, but i don't really understand what you're trying to say but if this is how new nursing graduates in the phillipines communicate and write, then i'm all for the extra one year in school..."...

  12. Too many nurses in the RP

    pilgrim replied to greenjungle's topic in International Nursing

    Thank you for sharing this article, greenjungle. It's an intelligent and well written piece about the current situation of the nursing profession in the Philippines. It's also another excellent...

  13. to my fellow filipina/filipino nurses working abroad

    pilgrim replied to nursey2008's topic in International Nursing

    This kind of behaviour is nothing short of reprehensible. Quite frankly, regardless of nationality, anyone who does this should be fired. Immediately. This does not only put patients at risk, it's...

  14. Mandatory 5 YEAR Nursing Course starting June 2009

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    A fellow alumni who finished a doctorate degree in public health was made chairperson of a committee which was tasked with evaluating the performance of the over 500 schools of nursing in the country....

  15. anybody from Global Nursing Solutions?

    pilgrim replied to forexinegirl's topic in International Nursing

    Oops, I meant no one, not anyone. Thanks for correcting,

  16. sentosa recruitment

    pilgrim replied to esjay's topic in International Nursing

    On January 17, 2009, the Suffolk County Courts ruled in favor of the Filipino nurses, and overturned an earlier decision finding the nurses and their lawyer guilty of some suit filed by the Sentosa...

  17. anybody from Global Nursing Solutions?

    pilgrim replied to forexinegirl's topic in International Nursing

    Listen up nurses, and please listen good. With retrogression in place, anyone who is just being interviewed now or is just being asked to submit documents, can be guaranteed of a probable date of...

  18. to my fellow filipina/filipino nurses working abroad

    pilgrim replied to nursey2008's topic in International Nursing

    Sadly, this looks to me like an example of reverse discrimination. I agree with you that as professionals, we should be respectful of our colleagues at all times. Thus, speaking in our native tongue...

  19. SEC assessment ? A JOKE !!

    pilgrim replied to dhatcher's topic in Immigration Advice

    Well done! I'm pretty sure you'll do well in the CRNE

  20. Outlook for "New Hires" in overseas nursing jobs ..Dismal!!

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    The situation might look grim, but while there are opportunists,there are also the good. They are the teachers and CIs who completed their master's degrees and/or worked abroad who chose to come home....

  21. Mandatory 5 YEAR Nursing Course starting June 2009

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    If the additional year will actually produce better educated nurses, I have no quarrel with it. Unfortunately or fortunately, nursing is a field of study where the patient can't exist in textbooks...

  22. Colorado employer, Legal or not?

    pilgrim replied to haywire nurse's topic in International Nursing

    With retrogression in place, crooks and scoundrels have become more creative (and successful) in getting nurses to part with their hard-earned cash. Quite truthfully, this is in large part due to the...

  23. Outlook for "New Hires" in overseas nursing jobs ..Dismal!!

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    I'm aware of that fact because the university where I graduated was the first, and used to be the only one, that made that kind of training a part of the curriculum. It was a very enriching (and fun)...

  24. Can I have 2 employer processing my documents??

    pilgrim replied to pinoyRNako's topic in International Nursing

    Just for clarity, pinoyRNako, may we know your reason for having 2 employers process your visa documents, when you can obviously work for only one? It also seems that you're consciously witholding the...

  25. Outlook for "New Hires" in overseas nursing jobs ..Dismal!!

    pilgrim replied to Hoss's topic in International Nursing

    Your point is taken, Daly City RN. Afterall, we can agree to disagree in a respectful fashion. Following your argument, shouldn't the government then add another year of high school instead of doing...