IF YOU WANT TO BE BROKE, WORK IN THE NHS |NANELLE GRISELDA FT OVERSEAS NURSE TOSIN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2022
- TOSIN, an overseas nurse and a friend from Nigeria currently working in the Uk compares her experience working in a Carehome vs Nhs. She spoke about the pay difference, job satisfaction and elaborated on how working in the NHS made her BROKE ! This video is straight to the point and interesting. Enjoy!
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Care Home it is for me coz I am not looking at career growth nursing wise , looking at making that money and growing my business & be back home .Why grow in being employed when you can be your own boss .Lets tale that pound 💷 & go grow back home
You make alot of sense
Ikr
I absolutely love the vibes Nanelle brings out in me. She’s a star ⭐️ Thanks guys for your nice comments! 💙
You are too much🥰
Please it’s not me it’s all you 😅😅😅
You too Good we love ❤️ you
Tosin my namesake🥰 she is so smart and beautiful😍
Wow Tosin dear you're doing great and you look beautiful too 🥰
Personally, I have never regretted leaving the care home, I’m even being paid higher here than the care home, Overtime here is double salary, so no need to do agency. However, I was in her situation when I was in Chelmsford financially, but moving to Nottingham has been the best decision I’ve ever made here in the Uk, so I will say I think it’s just about finding the right trust and department ( I always tell people to join specialties that will give them enhanced rates as well) cos I’m currently doing a Bsc that is funded by them at Nottingham Trent university (those in the care homes are funding their own studies and their studies is even done online).
Overall, I will say the NHS isn’t bad, you just need to find the right one, pray about your choices and be a reliable person as well.
Wooooow Justice this one de3 I need you back on the channel to share . Congratulations dear
@@NanelleGriselda bring her please to talk about specialties because adult nursing isn't really for me
Justin please which specialities can you suggest
I love this
@Justin please advise on which specialties to go for.
It all depends on what you are looking for. If u want money start with care home and if u want to be more knowledgeable on the Uk health system and career growth start with the NHS. I mostly tell people coming in new to the uk to start with the nhs and it adds a good record to ur portfolio, you can always move at anytime.
I agree with you
I wish I could get any. I've been sending out applications for a long time now.
NHS is a brand!!!
I don't think they do visa sponsorship for people with no experience.
How much experience do you need to have with them to be offered sponsorship
@@OlamideAyodamola prepare a good personal statement for NHS jobs. You can be lucky to get a job with no experience but I should think one year healthcare experience is good enough to get a job with NHS. Also check different NHS hospital vacancies to get an idea what experience they usually require. Check out a youtuber by the name of Frontline gist, she works for NHS and is a recruiter for them as well. Send her questions, she will answer. She also said people with no healthcare experience must not be intimidated by nurses who have experience, if your personal statement is good NHS can consider you for a job.
I'm so glad i found this channels... I must say its a perfect timing before I make a decision
Great content as always. Thank you Nanelle and Tosin.
I believe regardless of where you start from since you can move at some point, it's not really a problem.
Above all we pray the Lord directs us and helps us to make the right choices.
Well said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks a lot ladies, this has helped me make a decision in my career.🙏
Woow that was encouraging. Thanks ladies for always inspiring us. We shall meet one day in the UK ladies😊😊😊
Tosin is very real about what she says. Kudos to you guys.
Wow! Such an eye opener. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Nanelle for the information, I really appreciate alot 🤗
Thank you Tosin and Nanelle. God bless you
I just can't watch you enough.
Thanks for all the stress you go through to bring us Interesting content
Awwww thanks dear
Nanelle, this is really one of your best videos. Tosin is so lively and the environment where you shot it lit it up.
Thanks dear 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for this informative video... keep it up 😊
OMG, I love Tosin soo much, her vibe is different. We are expecting ur channel girl. Nannelle, thanks again for always bringing us good content. Love u💕
Thanks for the Love hun
❤️Tosin Thank you guys so much
I’m still taking all these innn
I love what you're doing, girls keep on, it inspires so many
From the many videos I’ve constantly watched, it’s so clear that there can never be a middle ground between the nhs, private facilities, and care homes. So everyone to make a final decision on their own.
Thanks for this video Nanelle. I love Tosin so much both her accent and vibe, please bring her more to ur channel.
I definitely will. Thanks dear
Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing. Love u guys 😍
Its always encouraging when I watch you interview other nurses, am looking forward to having an encounter with you one day Nannelle... well-done Tosin... God bless.
Hi Amanda I can’t wait . Stay in touch ❤️
@@NanelleGriselda sure I will always..
Hi Nanelle! Love your videos, you’re such a vibe!! Please could you do a video on agency nursing? Would love to see. Thank you 🙏
Sure will do … just wrote that down 🙏🏽
Nanelle has the most positive energy I've seen from any TH-camr. It's a sheer delight watching her have the conversations.
Awwww Joe ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tosin speaks like a true professional. I love how you speak confidently on your profession and your knowledge. You are a manager material🙂🙂🙂. All the best!
Means a lot cheers 💙
Hi@@tosinolagboye8590 please I am interested is coming to the UK to work as a caregiver. I have never done this before but currently studying about it online. Earlier Care homes in UK were doing sponsorship but most of them now wants only people already in the UK. So my point is that I want to know if there's any connection you have or know that can help me come to the UK to work. I am ready to take care of the bills. Will be expecting your feedback. Thanks
Very Educative content more Grace sweetness 🙏💥
This is so true.
4yrs after qualifying, I was earning less than £12.00 in the NHS. I left to work in a Private hospital, and I was earning almost twice my salary. I earned more in the private sector working the same hours, less stressful environment, less patients and guaranteed breaks at work😁. It was shocking, to say the least 😳
Wooow !
@@NanelleGriselda she getting 3300 nhs and agency correct..how many days in a week is she working
Which private hospital, they are variety available?
@@nkolechanda1212 Hi Nkole. There are several private hospital groups but I worked with BMI Healthcare ( now owned and run by Circle Health Group)
@@JosephineAAmoah so interesting, you left the same private hospital?
Wow , that was beautiful, we love getting more vibes
Thanks dear
I agree with you. You don’t wanna be miserable at work
I work in the nhs i earn over 2300 a month. I work at least 15 days in the month if so much and sometimes 9 to 11 if I take leave. We are encouraged to book annual leave regularly. My contracted hrs are 37.5 and I make sure it is kept within that range and never go over. I get 4 days request off every month and I work mostly 3 times a week with the odd 4 days and 2 days sometimes. If you are really smart sometimes we add the request days off with our annual leave to extend the days we are actually off for. If you do not like your hours you can change to early or late shifts. The rates are different for nights, bank holidays and weekends. I have different working incentives at my trust like overtime which is 19 pounds an hr and bank which ranges from 22 to 45 pounds an hr depending on the rates at whatever time. All NHS are different none are the same and I believe that people should definitely be aware of this. I have colleagues who are in the NHS however at a different trust and the incentive rates are very much different to ours. I think if you go into this just seeking money you will never be happy where ever you go. Find somewhere that actually works for you. It has so many fields of nursing and we continue to fit ourselves in that common bracket.
Wow…. Very well explained 👏🏽
@@NanelleGriselda thank you. I forgot to mention I only do over time shifts just 2 or 3 depending on my mood. I haven't signed with bank yet but if I do I should be making an extra income which is sizeable depending on how much I work. I have friends who make over 3500 doing these things. Also in our trust if we want to lessen our contractual hours we can and if we want the schedule to work for us due to child care it is changed with no issues. Like I said no one nhs, care home or private hospital is the same. I hope your friend finds what works best for her.
@@juniciacampbell5826 pls can you help with the name of the NHS trust you're working with....I'm a registered nurse in my home country (Nigeria) wishing to migrate and work in the UK I would like to start with the NHS
@@ezeribecynthia leeds teaching hospital trust but specifically I work at St James hospital that's the main one out of 7 the trust has.
@@juniciacampbell5826 Thank you so much
Oh Nanelle thank you so much for this info,I wish they do this very fast and I pray they bring it to as low as band 5 cuz as it is right now Nigeria is as good as a death zoom🤦🤦🤦God have mercy.
I’m only working as a band 5 Nurse, in nhs and feeling burnout. I do enjoy patients/clients interaction as well. It resonates with my character. I am feeling bad to leave my current position. Because I am also young, but just at time, working in hospital is not fulfilling. It’s fast paced. Thank u for this, it’s very enlightening coming from a real experience
I like you and Tosin...keep up the energy!!
It’s difficult to dislike the girl 😃
Yay another great video ✔️ very informative
Lovely content. Somebody tell Tosin I love her. The vibes I get from this channel is destressing. When I'm in the UK, I will definitely visit you. #Danzryte passed through
Danzryte !!!! 😅😅😅😅
Tosin says thanks 😁😁😀
Before I comment allow me to admire your glow🌟 eish you ladies look boom💥 😍🔥thank you for the guide now I know where am working from 💃🏾❤️
Hahahaaaaa . Thanks darling
Tosin, nice to see you here again. I believe it depends on individual choice. However, your analysis will be a guide to someone out there. Nanelle keep it up.
🙏🏽
Thanks sis
I worked in the NHS for 7yrs as a HCA before going into nursing and I have valid argument that the NHS basic pay may not be brilliant but other add-ons plus the job security plus opportunities for growth are all factors that make it a job for life if you may. However, even as HCA you can earn 3k comfortably by doing bank shifts after your contract hour. I did earn 3k (salary+bank) as a HCA and again that's if you choose your employer diligently. London may pay you higher but the cost of living is definitely higher and sucks everything away while u get something good outside London and still save and live comfortably. It's all about being diligent and strategic. NHS surely is good for starting before going scouting. I have friends who are nurses and they do agency earning about 7k per month (approx 80k per year) easily. So everyone to his/her own. Your lifestyle etc all other factors that can affect your income too. I am not an international recruit by the way but a British citizen.
Wooow! Would you like to share this on the channel please???
@@NanelleGriselda Go ahead Nanelle and I will love to listen to your beautiful voice too. 😊
@@NanelleGriselda yes Nanelle, I would be happy to share my NHS career story on the channel and more.
@@victoropara6573 I would love to hear you talk since you once worked as a health care assistant.
@@NanelleGriselda oh sis, I was just about to ask that you interview him when I read your comment. I can't wait!!
As a few people have said, it all depends on what you want. The NHS is a service, care homes/ private hospitals are businesses. If you are planning to stay in the UK, you must look beyond your “now” salary. The NHS pension and holiday policy is second to none. If you actually sit down and work out what the take home is working in the NHS with some o/t or bank, compared to working just agency, now with IR35, it’s not that different. You have to take into account that working agency you don’t get holidays, sick pay etc
This was so inspiring.
Thanks so much guys♥️♥️🙏🏾🙏🏾
Hey love do you mind doing a video sharing nursing agencies you know about please
Hi dear there’s one already on the channel please watch this video th-cam.com/video/T4no9zMzWc4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks ❤️
Thank you for this useful information.
You’re welcome dear
Ladies you are making me consider Nursing homes!🙂 this nhs I’m broke it’s really hard 😂 Thank you Nanelle and Tosin much appreciated 😘
Hahahaaaaa 😂
Very good contain. I love your guest's eye brow. Perfect shape with her face and glasses. Love your outfit Nanelle. You two are so pretty, gorgeous smile.
Thank you Sally
Thank you Nanelle ❤️❤️
Thanks for the information
Thank you very much for the information
Who is this Tosin woman I'm seeing for the 1st time on this chanell😍 I just like her vibes. So real and straight to the point.
Hahahaaaaa Tossin is so loveable
Thanks for encouragement
I enjoy every aspect of your videos because it's genuine/ true talk. Thanks Tosin.God bless you Nanelle.
How do I get access to on one one discussion?
Thanks dear. Through my telegram or email
@@NanelleGriselda
Someone sent me through WhatsApp, but open via TH-cam.
Can follow via Telegram?
Thanks Nanelle and Tosin...🥰
Very informative and full of laughter, please bring g her more often kkk
Thanks for the enlightenment
its an inspirational video, it gives an insight
Awesome! Thank you for the information Nanelle.
Thanks for showing up 🙏🏽
@@NanelleGriselda You're welcome
I believe everywhere has it’s pros and cons. You can’t have it all and you have to work with what works with you. Going full time agency has it’s own cons as well….It’s not about money every time.
True talk
The more you are paid, the bigger you're taxed...
Great video
I love her she is so real. Aww you were freezing 🥶
I swear 😂
Am young, have a family,I love NHS but I think I will go for care home.
amazing content as usual... Nanelle I get this feeling that Nurses are mostly talked about.. how about other medical profession and their pay scale where do they fit in? Nursing is not for everyone and are there career prospects for others like Public health, pharmacology etc
Hi dear …. Will do 🙏🏽
📌
Nanelle,I really love your guests ooo...I've missed Adama too.lol. Do nurses in care homes get agency gigs as well? How often?
Oh yes it depends on you looking and joining an agency
Great video👍
It really baffles me alot to see that other professionals like the Radiologist and physiotherapist are being accepted to work in d UK with just a Prof that they were thought In English and that's all. God pls let this good news manifest into reality as quick as possible,am so excited.
Tosin is smart and brilliant, nice video as always Nanelle
Thanks dear
I'm young and in the care home and I so much love my job. I have kids to take care of alone here in the UK and so NHS is not an option, both with the pay and the flexibility of shifts I enjoy here. So maybe someday I might consider working for the nhs, but I don't know when that will ever be.
Hahahaaaaa perfectly understandable
How do u cope with ur kids since u r in d nursing home
Thanks Nanelle
I love Tosin! and You🧡 please share her agency, just for research purposes i.e. what to look for in an agency/care home ? Why she loved hers/yours so much?
Please watch this video | UK NURSE RECRUITMENT AGENCIES FOR OVERSEAS NURSES | UK NURSING JOBS| NANELLE GRISELDA |
th-cam.com/video/T4no9zMzWc4/w-d-xo.html
I love her so much and love her last words. I connected to those words on a level that is inexplicable. God bless you both.
Tosin spitting the truth. Love you dear.
I don't think it's possible to earn £85 a year in a nursing home. It could be possible if you work 365 shifts a year, each shift being 14 hrs.
I am an international nurse working with the NHS, I am also a single mother and I'm working in London, my son is already here with me in the UK as I had no other choice and I'm telling you it's really stressful. I am considering whether a carehome might be a good option for me.
Awwwww do what you think will work for you my dear . I think you should watch this video . She was is a similar situation like your self th-cam.com/video/6ruc1k6COMA/w-d-xo.html
Depending on the hours you work, you could try and supplement your income either by working bank, or a few days a month in a care home via an agency. “Mobile nursing” jobs pay well and generally come with company cars / car allowance, but as a single parent, it doesn’t sound like that would be an option for you..
Can I send you an email
Hello Nanelle
I know unlike NHS you can apply with band 6 for homecare jobs.
Is it possible to switch to NHS after sometime or you'll have to write ielts to improvecthe score
No please you CAN’T APPLY WITH BAND 6 FOR CAREHOMES AS A NURSE !!!! It’s STRICTLY BAND 7 AND AT LEAST 6.5 IN WRITING REGARDLESS OF WHETHER YOURE IN A CAREHOME OR NHS
Hey nennale ,I want to ask something I Just passed my bsc nd looking for NHS tell me it's that bad to to move uk nd work as a NHS nurse , really they r paying low wages acc to work please respond ASAP 😊😊
Hello Nanelle,there are so many experiences about the NHS.I just wanted to ask if these also includes doctors?would you say it's the same experience for doctors at the NHS?I honestly haven't seen a positive comment from most people at the NHS.Lol
For me, I’ve seen more comments and videos on nhs being good and better.
Will research on that
Hey Nanelle, can someone work in a care home as he or she is doing a top up degree in Nursing from a diploma?
Or it's strictly a hospital???
Normally, your training would include placements which will be organised by the university that's for undergraduate but not sure if it's the same with the top up. However l think if you have to make a choice, go to the hospital for your training as the care you would provide plus the experience cannot be compared with the care home. I hope this helps
Good to know
Interesting
For some with kids coming in as a healthcare assistant which is better, NHS or Care home ?
Yeah, I'd like to find out as well
Thank you Nanelle, as always, great video
I think it all depends on the perspective from which you’re viewing your options. In all, nobody can truly tell you what to do. It depends on a lot of factors that culminate in CHOICE and what’s convenient for you.
@@tosinolagboye8590 True , but for someone there already you can give advice. It will help in decision making.
What a good news girl
Can't agree less, Tosin is smart! Nannelle you look good in your braids!
Thank you
Is it true that majority of NHS nurses are single due to higher divorce rates and inability to find partners?
There was a major NHS survey anc these shocking results was meant to increase wages, did ig ever happen?
Please comment
Hi....are there any vacancies for public health,if you know please help
So does this mean nhs isn’t good…? And with nhs done overtime and bank shifts and weekends shifts and nights pay extra? I’m confused please
NHS is great dear!!! She’s only sharing her experience based on the pay difference
@@NanelleGriselda Alright thank you was kinda confused
@@NanelleGriselda Ask yourself that if you're comfortable with ur pay why will u do overtime, holidays and weekends when you're supposed to be resting? Lol
Nanelle please I have band 7.0 in academic IELTS but I just heard I need the UkVI rather .I am an enrolled nurse in Ghana and want to apply for the senior carer roll.please explain to me because I'm confused right now.hope to here from you soon.thanks
Please watch this video th-cam.com/video/CGcEW-iT_xk/w-d-xo.html
As a patient the nhs is so valuable the staff are fabulous, hardworking and skilled. The government take advantage of the old school approach of “nursing is a calling” and that nurses and other staff won’t down tools and walk out. Yes it takes a certain person to thrive and be a good competent skilled and compassionate nurse but we have houses to buy and families to raise. Any professional should be paid for their skills and 25-30k don’t cut it. The level of education required and continued learning, the skills and care nurses need to have to maintain safely they require being paid for this. The NHS no longer fund degree training as such I owe nothing to the nhs in that regard so will definitely be going where the money is and also where I can practice safely and not be thrown under the bus when things do go wrong.
Yeah personally I feel nurses should be on 40k or 50k... It's a degree level role, saving lives and it requires a lot of scientific knowledge. In some cases nurses can treat you as well (some GP surgeries nurses see you instead of the doctor if it isn't a new diagnosis it's an existing health issue that needs follow up ).
Actually there's gonna be nursing apprenticeships where they do fund the degree and you work full time so get paid too. It won't be 30k during the apprenticeship it'll be like 25k but it's better pay than nurses during a standard degree who don't get paid for the student nursing hours they have to put in..
Keep an eye out
@@NatashaWarden yes I am aware of apprenticeship route but this also won’t suit everyone same as standard degree option. Some progress for some at least . I’d like to see student debts wiped for those who do commit to working in the nhs for a period of time say 5 years.
@@hmull4882 ok I don't know why your response was so bad tempered as I was informing you as apprenticeships in nursing are new. So I was trying to help. Never said that is for everyone, I instead tried to help. There was no need for you to get sensitive and highly strung over me trying to be nice to you and help you !!!!
Tosin will be my friend p333 , she's beautiful inside out
I remember last Thursday, one man was telling me, you are so young, why are you not in the NHS?
I was like please I don't want to be doing hand to mouth. Plus I have got children to take care of 😂😂😂
Hand to mouth 😅
@@NanelleGriselda yeah, because if I am not able to do agency work or more over time due to child care I get to take home what will only take care of my bills. Chai, Lai Lai I am not doing o. Maybe I might change my mind later but for now NO!!!😃😃😃
How much is NHS and care home paying monthly?
@@abahesther3994 Depends on your location
Hello, please, I would like to ask if Nigerians can still apply for care assistant jobs in the UK. A friend in the UK discouraged me and said Nigerians are no longer being accepted.
You can apply for the jobs from Dubai but not sure about the visa though
Thank you for your response. I appreciate
Does this mean it's true that Nigerians can't apply for this tier 2 visa?
Sorry, when you say apply from Dubai; do you mean one should be living in Dubai before application
Work in more cosmopolitan areas in the UK, such as London, as there can b some r*"':;!? in more southern areas...sad but true...
🙏☮️🫂☯️✝️
Will you be able to further your education being the the nursing care home?
Oh yes !
Tosin...love Ur vibes❤️
Hi Nanelle, am your new subscriber. Any tips for other professions especially lawyers?
Use your knowledge of law to help nurses at NMC hearings, which are trials. Most ar probably whistleblowers...
Teach nurses legal and 'court room' skills: how to protect themselves from bullies, narcissists (managers), dishonest regulatory/disciplinary prosecution lawyers. Avoid working for KNLLP,BDBPittsLLP who are Corrie...
@@julietcrowson3503 can I get your Instagram handle please
You both look lovely 😍
Thanks dear
You both are gorgeous and smart
Thanks hun ☺️
Thanks Nannelle this is really a good insight 🧐
Notification gang😊😊😊
Thanks for showing up🙏🏽
Nenelle please what about people who learn optometry, please let's talk
Please can you share carehome links giving sponsorship to Nigeria Nurses?
Please watch this video
|THE UK 🇬🇧 STOPS RECRUITMENT OF NURSES FROM GHANA, NIGERIA & 45 OTHER COUNTRIES |
th-cam.com/video/qeR3C3ROi3c/w-d-xo.html
And this
SENIOR CARE ASSISTANT JOBS IN THE UK 🇬🇧 |BECOME A NURSE ASSISTANT IN THE UK| NANELLE GRISELDA |
th-cam.com/video/aHwJ41wtimY/w-d-xo.html
I gave out several links they work for both nurses and care assistants
Please while working in the nhs is it possible to do agency shift in another nhs hospital
Oh yes it is
Tosin is so smart
Hello Nanelle, Liked the video. Hv a question. I am a student in UK and my wife will be joining me shortly on a dependent visa. She will be free to work anywhere in UK on a dependent visa. Can she work as a assistant nurse in any hospital in UK on a dependent visa. She has not given OET test. She is a registered nurse in India. I would appreciate your reply
Yes she can . She doesn’t need Ielts or OET since she’s a dependent
Personally, I'd go for carehome coz i love money. They say different strokes for different folks right 🤔
Exactly!!!
How about Doctors? Where is the best place for doctors to earn more?