Oh, and I would also like to add that you'll be able to finish BSN (NOT Associate's Degree!) in the Philippines within 2 years on most 2nd courser programs. There are a lot of outstanding nursing...
Hi Lyn! If you think you won't be having problems with the immigration then I suggest that you go back to the Philippines. IMO, it's the most practical decision for you. In the Philippines, you'll...
mickeeey replied to johncfRN's topic in Philippines
Volunteer on private/public clinics, as a school nurse or look around for medical missions while waiting to get accepted for a job. There are tons of nursing seminars as
I don't think the difficulty of the actual exam matters on where you take it. It's a national exam after all. Different states usually have varied requirements
Oh wow! I feel terrible that you went through all that Never ever let anyone bully you again! I hope you're in a better state now. ^^ Anyways, I suggest you leave out that work experience on your...
Technically, most colleges and universities in the Philippines accept "second coursers". On some of these institutions, you can get your previous subjects and classes credited allowing you to bypass...
You're right Jeryl, they have the word SCAM written all over their "agency's" name. Being "selected" even though these nurses did not directly apply to them. How the hell would that even make sense,...
mickeeey replied to chadaniel0415's topic in General Nursing
I guess it's okay, no biggie...but, seriously, if I'm a patient in a hospital, the last thing I want to see on tv is the same thing that I could see no further than five feet away from
Don't be shy to ask around about the basics things that you need to know. They must have an orientation period for newbies like you so that you'll get familiarized with your new workplace. Also, try...
The President threw this proposal out the window a few weeks ago but CHED is still pursuing this matter regardless. They said that they are reevaluating the situation and will have definite answer by...
There IS a huge demand BUT there's not a lot/enough visas. As I can clearly see on the news, here in US, and from what my nurse friends tell me, there is STILL indeed a huge demand for nurses and a...
Hi everyone, I'm a green card holder who's going to comeback to the Philippines and have my Nursing degree. Beforehand, I'll get a re-entry permit (Form I-131) which is usually valid for at least two...