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Hi!

Im a nurse here in Philippines,but working outside the hospital setting,im a school nurse and since its been five years that ive not been working in hospital i must admit that im really nervous working in a hospital setting again.Im planning to take my NCLEX exam so that i can work in other country for greener pasture.Am i still welcome to work in a hospital setting or i must start again from the bottom to gain more experience. Please enlighten me im not familiar in US setting.:confused: :imbar

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Originally posted by school angel7

Hi!

Im a nurse here in Philippines,but working outside the hospital setting,im a school nurse and since its been five years that ive not been working in hospital i must admit that im really nervous working in a hospital setting again.Im planning to take my NCLEX exam so that i can work in other country for greener pasture.Am i still welcome to work in a hospital setting or i must start again from the bottom to gain more experience. Please enlighten me im not familiar in US setting.:confused: :imbar

Of course you'd be welcome. The hospital I work at in Florida did a lot of recruiting in the Philippines. You have recent experience as a nurse. That's all you should need. Once you become licensed the hospital you work at will teach what they want you to know. Let us know when you take the NCLEX. We'll cheer you on!

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My hospital also recruits from the Philappines. PLEASE come on in!

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Specializes in MS Home Health.

Ohio State is always bringing in RNs from the Philippines. Yep your welcome in Ohio.....

renerian

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Welcome to the BB !!

Good Luck with the Job Search ! :nurse:

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Specializes in Hemodialysis, Home Health.

:kiss WELCOME!

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Specializes in ORTHOPAEDICS-CERTIFIED SINCE 89.

Welcome. You are wise to check with the NCLEX first. You might also want to check with the State Board of Nursing where you wish to apply for work.

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Thanks for the encouragement! i really need it!

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I talked with a nurse from the Phillipines back in the spring and if I am not mistaken, you have to check the education requirements for taking NCLEX. What kind of degree do you have?

I know for a fact that I worked with a nurse who was a doctor in a foriegn country who could not work as a doctor in the US.

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schoolangel7

hope you can come on in without any difficulty.....

welcome to the bb

anytime :-)

micro

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

welcome to our corner of the world. you are a sister and you are welcome. keep on posting.

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TheLionessRN,

Hi!

I took up Bachelors degree in nursing and pass the local board exam.Im a registered nurse here in our country.

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