How much does a staff nurse earn in Ireland?/ Critical Care Nurse /Payslip Reveal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Video Title: How much does a staff nurse earn in Ireland/ Critical Care Nurse /Payslip Reveal
Hello, my fellow nurse dreamers! yey! I managed to finish this vlog finally, where I talked about How much a staff nurse actually earns in Ireland and how much do is our take-home money at the end of every payday.
In this video, I shared my 3 payslips to give you an example of how much you can potentially earn as a staff nurse. So you can compare other opportunities and whether or not you would consider working as a nurse in Ireland.
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20% taxed if you earn 41,999 euros. 40% taxed if you earn 42,000 euros. But you are only taxed 40% on any earnings made after 42,000. In this case you would be taxed 40% on 1 euro
I am a nurse earning $6,000. However, however I am starting travel nursing towards the end of summer.I wasn't financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly basis via my investment and got 5 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Very inspiring! I love this. 📌
Thank you for your insights and very useful advice! Everybody has their own timeline and definition of success I believe. The most important thing is you should be happy in what you do, and make the most out of it.
How possible please?
@@stephaniejose5565 investing requires higher knowledge. I invest across the top markets but not by myself tho. i follow the guidelines of Alexandra Diana Jose. you might have heard of her.. I can correctly say she’s worth her salt as a investment advisor as her diversification skills are top notch/ I say because i see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 30 to 5O% on a monthly basis, unlike i can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along. my portfolio just mirrors what her place and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.
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@@paigehuston2060 Thanks Paige. Please how can I communicate with her?
Hello, new subscriber here. I am not a nurse but i want to go to ireland to currently working on my coru recognition. I love what you said "comparison is the enemy of happiness". Stay safe and God bless sir.
Hello Eureka!❤️ welcome to the club☺️ thank you for your kind words, and yes please do come to Ireland. Whats coru recognition?
God bless you too
"Finding contentment in what we have"
That alone got me subscribed. 😊
Awww, thank you Nurse Arianne.❤️❤️❤️
@@BoyetVentura Random question Sir Boyet. 😅
Is Ireland Trans friendly? Or do the hospitals have certain policies where I would have difficulty with self representation like cutting my hair short?
I'm considering Ireland as one of the countries where I would like to practice aside from the US.
TIA, God speed! 😊
@@NurseArianneTV Ireland is very friendly despite of what gender preference u have. Alam ko meron na nga silang maternity benifits for trans people. Im not surr just read it somewhere. You can search it. But I can say they are very welcoming and very liberal when it comes to that matter.
@@BoyetVentura Tysm! More blessings coming your way. 🙏
@@NurseArianneTV same goes for u.
Love from Zambia, thanks for sharing
No worries, you’re welcome!
Thanks for sharing Nurse Boyet! God bless you
Your welcome❤️🙂
I've learned a lot, and well appreciated for an honest review of salary, when mostly others would prefer to make it private. Thank you for a very detailed vlog. 😊 sabi nga ni Chinkee " it's not how much money you earned but it's how you manage that makes a lot of difference".
thanks, nurse Ruby. Very well said. yes, I've read in the Psychology of Money book the same principle, One of the most powerful ways to increase your savings is NOT to raise your income but to raise your HUMILITY. :)
@@BoyetVentura yes indeed, and always being grateful for every day blessings. 🙂
Hi teng.. Level up na vlog talaga! Keep it up. Tax is sureal same here in NZ😬
Hahaha thanks Nac .same same ba? Hahaha.
God bless you for your sincerity
No worries.
Galing “COMPARISON IS THE ENEMY OF HAPPINESS ❤️😇 Godbless kabayan❤
Have u thought about moving to the US? You can easily make $80-100K a year here.
Hello Regina! Yes I have , definitely. But we like the lifestyle here. So for now were just going to stay put. A lot of our friends already left Ireland to go to the US
Hello new subscriber here from Vienna, Austria..thanks for sharing
Your 🙏 welcome. And thank you fro Ireland.❤️
Hello Nurse Ventura, Thank You for honestly sharing how much you earn working in Ireland. May natutunan po ako! New subscriber here! God Bless You 🙏😊
Hello Rna Mae, Im glad may natutunan ka😅❤️ happy to be of help. Even in the smallest way.
kakarating ko lang sa US, doing 2 jobs kagad. work-work balance, yan ang motto ko for my 1st year here, im not a nurse. but working sa hospital too.
no restday, super OT, pagod? uu pero masarap kumita ng dollars eh.
biggest earning ko was $3k neto for 14days of work or 168hrs.
Blessed be sa mga working hard peeps na tulad natin.
God bless ❤️ just remember to take a break
Grabe ang sipag at tiyaga mo. 👍
Very transparent. Goodluck!
Thank you sir!
You’re welcome po❤️
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Europe including Ireland is really bad for nurses. Magsisisi kayo punta na lang kayo US. Lahat kami sa batch namin nagsisi. Nag base kami sa mga vlogs when we chose to come here it's so different. Ask your friends where you want to go na nandun na. Ask them not to sugar coat what they will tell you. Ang daming nurses sa Ireland na mga 20- 30 years na nagtratrabaho pero wala pang sariling bahay. Alilang alila ka pa lalo na pag ang tatamad ng carers kaya lahat ng trabaho salo nyo.
Awww. Saan kayo sa Ireland before? Its good to hear you’re enjoying sa USA and doing better. That’s nice. I heard a lot if good things din sa mga friends and all sa USA so Im happy for them ❤️ as well.
Cool! This is nice to know. Looking forward for your content on how to save/tips to earn more as a Nurse in Ireland. Tia!
hello ! you're welcome ! no probs , I'll work on that . hehehe. asa Ireland ka na ba?
Still starting to process myNMBI. Hoping may children's ward po kayo. I have been a Pedia nurse for 5 years.
Hello! Good luck on your NMBI process ❤️ and best of luck in your Ireland application journey , yes madmi Childrens ward dito, especially sa Dublin ❤️
Hello. Kumusta na po yung process nyo? Nandyan na kayo sa Ireland?
After completing masters in science in nursing (international,,) in MTU Kerry
Is that easy to get a job in Irland as nurse
Should i appear for aptitude test again??...
Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. God bless you po!
❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank you maam 😉😅❤️🇮🇪💯🥰🥰🎉🎉
Salamat Sir!
You are most welcome!
Thank you for sharing the video. I will be moving with my husband and will be on stamp 2 VISA. I have some questions which I would like to discuss with you regarding staying in Ireland. Let me know how can we connect you.
Yes, absolutely , can add me on ig link in BIO
Do you get paid every two weeks? I am a bit confused if it is for a month or two weeks:)
Some hospitals / care homes do every month i think , but most give every 2 weeks
do you have any idea about pay of laboratory scientist?
Bakit parang mas malaki pa ang kita sa saudi kesa sa ireland?
I think one reason is the tax na bnbyaran dito sa Ireland is 40% , so dun palang mejo talo na. If sa Saudi tlgang mas okay yung pay
Hi Bro, are dialysis nurses in demand in Ireland ?
I believe , there are lots of opportunities for nurses in Ireland , no matter what speciality.
Am a pre registered nurse here.my salary slip shows a tax reduction of 204.33 euro.is it refundable?
Special thanks that you shared the information in English. Much appreciated.
I tried my best 😅🇵🇭🙏👍⚡️🇮🇪
Great video , do you know anywhere I post rooms for rent near an Irish hospital?
Sorry, I didnt understand the question? If you’re looking for rooms to rent -hmm you can check daft.ie , it’s a website where you can find rental apartments and rooms for rent ❤️
What is the official language used in hospital setting ?
Hello, English is the official lnguage ❤️❤️❤️
@@BoyetVentura thank you for your reply
How frequent do you get pade in a month?
Hello so we get paid every 2 weeks. Or as we call it here every fortnight
@@BoyetVentura so you get paid a total of 26 times in a year??
@@caduceus7095 twice a month🙃💰 yes
@cadu ceus. It is 24 times rather
Are you working on you Irish citizenship now?
Hey , no I still have the Philippine passport
Nakakaiyak po yung tax! Pikit mata na langggggg hahaha
Yes, hehehe. Pikit mata na ng lang. ang importante sumwesweldo 😅 👍👍
Ay teka. May opening kayo? Haha.
Hahha di ko alam swelduhan jn sa UK? Mas okay ba dito? Hahaha lipat na! Lol
Lagi tlaga ako may take home lesson sayo.. God bless you NurseVentura! 😊
Hello! Mabuti naman po at may na add na value sa inyo ang vlog ☺️🙏🥰🥰 wlang anuman po. Thank you for watching the vlog ❤️🇮🇪🇵🇭
what do u mena by pre registered?like u ve worked as HCA?
1399eur ?!?!?!?for one month in 2023??!!!for a nurse??
Pre registered is before you get your nursing registration from the nursing & midwifery board of Ireland🙂
Hi dear Nurse Ventra, can you pls tell me the highest paid specialty in Ireland pls
Thats a good question. Hmmm. I think its the Advanced Nurse Practitioners but it requires a lot of studying….
@@BoyetVentura what about peadiatric and mental health nurses?
@@emechetacynthia7713 if ur a staff nurse not that much
@@BoyetVentura which group of specialties are categorized into staff nurse?
Every 2 wks po ang sahuran po diyan po?
Hello yes po, every 2 weeks in govt hospitals ( as far as I know ) ☺️
Musta Man.
Hala ang dami palang kaltas
100k sa pesos nalang natira sa sahud mo every month?
Opo. Madmi bawas 😅😅😅
Hi sir. Pre registered po means under adaptation period palang? Thank you sa insights. 🙏🏼
Hello, yes hehe under adaptation or before obtaining your registration pin - kumbaga
US tlga the best
Hello, with salary , oo cgro hehe usa tlga ang pinaka galante sa pasweldo☺️👌💰
Thank you for sharing nurse Boyet! I share your sentiment about comparing yourself to others, it's hard not to look at other people's greener grass. I've lived with so much less in the Philippines, with no rent, good food and enough for some gala, and was happy. But after living in Ireland for 5 years, though paying a lot of tax and a lot of bills, I am financially independent and living a life with peace of mind, work life balance and opportunities I would never have had in Pinas. And I doubt anywhere else in the world. ❤️
thanks for sharing your insights Macel, Yes I do agree, it's easy to take things for granted sometimes and pinpoint what you don't have, but you're right, all things considered, Ireland has a lot to offer. no matter where you are a balance of everything is the key to living a better life.
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