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"The slots have been filled up" - HR

why? In a Med-Surg area... just like everyone else who started to train there.

Nope. I WAS a trainee there a few months ago. I just didn't choose to re-enroll. Their training program provides you the best experience. So if you don't have any hospital experience yet, it's a good thing to try this. Their exam is one of the easiest, if not the easiest, among the hospital exams. Just some drug dosage and essay questions. :)

There is... if you have a good backer. In short, there is a small possibility of being absorbed there. It's a big miracle to be absorbed in a gov't hospital.

Correction: not 9 from the last batch... but 12. Thanks.

PhP 1,000.00/month .... You need to be there for two months.. then you can re-enroll for 4 more months. Enrollment is per month, so it is your choice whether you want to stay for a long time.

I think what the HR meant there is they already have 25 nurses and they only need 5 more. They need 30 nurses all in all and according to the HR, they already have 20+... :) Yes, they got 9 nurses from the last batch, 7 from the previous batch... and I don't know how many from the first batch.

thanks.... can you choose your schedule and the days you can go to training?

I need help from those who have taken their training in Quirino already. I would like to know the normal schedule or shifting they have for their trainees. I need to know their schedule to adjust to my non-nursing job. thanks

I did. yup. It's better to go there personally.

Is there anyone here who knows if Quirino is accepting applications for PNTP right now?

I just called Quirino... They told me that they are not accepting applications for training anymore. I'm confused.

USTH's training runs for three months, so most probably they will be starting to get applications on March. However, you have to know the exact day when they are going to accept your applications. To know that, you should be vigilant in calling their nursing service. The important thing to remember to get into their training is have your name enlisted. They will not allow you to apply if you're not enlisted for their training. After getting into the list, you should pay as soon as possible. They don't screen applicants. They accept nurses in a first-come, first-served basis.

UST does accept nurses for training... it costs 5,000 pesos for three months... However, they are already done accepting applications for January-March period.

the new hospital their company is going to build has not yet started... They told me that they are set to open that one in 2013... so much for waiting...