nylam

hi maybe this advice is nonsense but it works for me all the time, since you said youve studied so hard, you might have already done your best to absorb every information you could. maybe you forgot to take a time to rest i usually alot 1hr of sleep before rrview and after.and i make sure i have 1hr of sleep before exams. and during exams i sleep for 5 mins every 20 questions. YES i can manage to sleep at my desk. in fact my proctors have labeled me sleepibg beauty. and believe me i have always landed on good scores. i also did it board exam. :) just try it if its "applicable" to u :)

thanks for the respobse i really need a good talk. im taking my masters, if i volunteer i wont be able to continue it for financial reasons, my salary provides for my tuition. What do you think is more worthy? education or the training? btw my salary is just enough but higher than those of the staff nurses' here.

Hi guys, I am a registered nurse from the Philippines, ive been an RN for almost a year now, I work as an occupational health nurse, and i dont love what im doing (but im here because I need salary and at the same time i want to work as a nurse somehow). I want to work in a hospital but as we all know here in the philippines, if you want to work in the hospital you have to volunteer, no salary for a year or so. Even you have been promoted as staff you'd be paid of a salary which isnt even enough for your personal needs. Now I'm confused on what I should do, where do i start, what do i aim for, of course i'd love to work abroad just like every nurses had ever dreamed of, but i have no idea how and when, should i volunteer. I know this post is very general and broad, but you know how it feels to be a newbie, i dont even know what to ask. No one could guide me. Please help me guys. Any advice of any matter would do I feel like an empty can, I know youve felt the same way at first. THANK YOU.