Riri88

those who earn more than £35,000 pays 40% tax? coz I have a friend who's going to transfer to UK. I told her your money has bigger value so probably you make more too. I think I gave a bad advice.

I'm sorry if I am posting this in the wrong forum. I am an RN with BSN degree, now working in Texas. 1. Do you know any good school in Houston that I can go and take my MD courses? 2. Do I have to start from the bottom to become an MD or my BSN RN will be helpful. Thanks.

I thought the methodist is the best hospital to retain nurses because they are nice to employees. Atleast, thats what most of my friends said. Anyways, probably, not all methodist. And also, their job postings also require 18 months US exp.

Hi, im also a filipino nurse. Im from Houston.

Thank you all for the responses.. I will start next week's Monday. Whew, I am hoping for the best. I hope the patient's tech are not as rude as what other Davita Nurses here posted.

I am a Filipino Nurse with philippine exp in nursing field and I just got my License last June 25 here in Texas. I applied in different hospitals, LTCs, and home care agencies. I had a couple of interviews. In home care, they want to hire me but i have to get a Driver's License. I also had interviews in different hospitals. I turned down the one in Dallas because I'm pretty scared about the GROUP-I thing. Call me a coward but it's just how I am. I also turned down the one in edinburg,tx (renaissance) because my husband wouldn't let me work there since it's near mexico. So I have no choice. Yesterday, I went to DA VITA job fair. I was interviewed first by 2 American Nurses, then they sent me to another room with 2 Filipino Nurses... This time they are looking for an experienced dialysis nurse. They turned me down but gave me a piece of paper with the name and number of the charge nurse in one of the DaVita branch 15 mins drive from where I leave. I called the number and she set an interview appointment for me today. I went there and it was a fun conversation. At the end she said, she'll hire me and I have to wait for my offer letter next week. I will be on training (18 months, 36 hours per week) My pay rate is the same as the staff nurse they have. She told me, I can apply in different center or hospital if I want, just make sure I wont be late during my duty hours in Da Vita. I am new to Dialysis and I've heard horror stories about Davita. Im pretty scared. But I want to take the risk, after all it's the only way to grow and gain experience in our career. What can you say about Dialysis Nsg? what about Da Vita?