Awesome video! I'm a Fil-Am myself and I'm planning on moving to the Philippines this summer. Like him, I'm at the same level in Tagalog skills...This video gave me a lot of peace of mind and I'm very excited for my med career. Maraming salamat po!
its make me happy to hear kids who grew up in US or somewhere outside philippines to appreciate and leard from filipinos experience as a student…more power to u guys and keep it up future docs!
I hope more Filipino students go into medicine more than just nursing. PHils don't have enough doctors and have too many nurses. And also more Pinoy doctors in the US instead of just nurses.
My son really want to go in medicine but I cant afford it as a single parent. But Im proud hes taking nursing and tell me after he finish it he want to work and pursue medicine 😁
Yeah, not speaking the local language may seem endearing and classmates happily oblige to help translate. In the beginning. It becomes stale after a while and you'll be resented for having to rely on others to communicate with patients. People aren't confined in Med City, St. Luke's GC, or Asian Hospital alone.
Awesome video! I'm a Fil-Am myself and I'm planning on moving to the Philippines this summer. Like him, I'm at the same level in Tagalog skills...This video gave me a lot of peace of mind and I'm very excited for my med career. Maraming salamat po!
its make me happy to hear kids who grew up in US or somewhere outside philippines to appreciate and leard from filipinos experience as a student…more power to u guys and keep it up future docs!
Agree with his every advice!!! 😊
Interview international MBBS students studying in the Philippines.
how much do residents get paid in the US?
Hi,
Is it hard to get a medical degree in Philippines, and then going to USA to use that degree?
Is it valid in USA ?
Thanks,
would Gino be willing to share his socmed so we can follow him? and if he would entertain any questions about his exp, process, reqs? tysm.
helloooo! im planning to study med school in italy for 6 yrs after my undergrad, pls interview an international MBBS student :)
I hope more Filipino students go into medicine more than just nursing. PHils don't have enough doctors and have too many nurses. And also more Pinoy doctors in the US instead of just nurses.
My son really want to go in medicine but I cant afford it as a single parent.
But Im proud hes taking nursing and tell me after he finish it he want to work and pursue medicine 😁
Yeah, not speaking the local language may seem endearing and classmates happily oblige to help translate. In the beginning. It becomes stale after a while and you'll be resented for having to rely on others to communicate with patients. People aren't confined in Med City, St. Luke's GC, or Asian Hospital alone.