US wins anytym. I am a Kenyan nurse currently working in the UK but am in the process of relocating to US. I love US. The autonomy nurses have is on another lane. US is goals.
Personally speaking, and for someone that has lived in both the UK and the U.S. The UK makes more sense to me. It just has a better system overall. Yes, you can make more money in the U.S. but the health care system (not service) is all about money here.I work in the health sector and I’ve seen people having to sell their belongings to pay for surgery etc because there isn’t a free healthcare service like you have in the UK. The stress of having to pay medical bills even when your already paying health insurance is problematic. America is more of a business/cooperation than a country that’s just the fact of the matter. The Gun culture etc here is also problematic. Each to their own happiness, but I’ve been here in the States for 5 years, and will definitely be heading back to the UK. Peace and blessings.
@@tabernathy0428 The UK by no means is poor. As someone who grew up in US & is now in UK living standards for majority of people is much better in the UK, US is only really better for the rich or certain individuals.
This video just made me make up my mind. My husband has talked so much on relocating to the US and now, I am convinced that the move will be worth it. Thank you so much for this video.
Jenily, I am currently during my internship, I am getting prepared to write my Ielts exams to start my journey, you are my biggest aspiration….. you see USA… I must surely get there…. But will start my journey from UK and advanced….
Thank you for this video,,I'm an RN from Ghana,, planning on traveling to either UK or USA to work. I guess I've made a choice now...only thing I'm worried about is NCLEX.
Interesting perspective about America , there are a lot of negatives surrounding gun crime . So glad to see a well educated and balanced person venture out. Brave move , congrats . Love the video and views , great watch
Thank you for your support. I will have a video out for you guys this week please let me know if there are any subjects you would Like me to approach. Just leave a comment and I will try my best to answer your questions. 😀
I personally dislike living in the uk and am myself a self employed person living in a seaside resort in the north of England but a lot of uk people have different opinions depending upon there experiences and situation eg a person living in the city who has a good job and too preoccupied with it might think differently or the wealthy like the politicians and the royals . But personally I feel the only real positives about living here are the royal family , free nhs (which we have to pay for in our taxes anyways ) , and the economy, employment and education even though where I live there isn’t much of that . But for most it’s getting generally very hard for the young to find cheap housing , education is very expensive as your paying over £40k in student loans for a degree ,food prices and inflation are rising rapidly, a government who is full of promises who’s hardly delivering and isn’t really focused on the people but keeping themselves in power and concentrating on legally lining there own pockets and there’s a lot of inter party conflicts and dismissal , cost of renting has gone sky high , a lot of people can be quite unsociable if your a stranger and a lot of people are weary of each other and there are a lot of social and health issues , isolation and depression - overburdened nhs and long waiting times . The crime rate is fairly high in some parts . Some of the place looks gloomy - rundown shops and old houses , factories , warehouses and a lot of pollution including the air, water and all the chemicals in our overprocessed food - we are one of the most unhealthiest countries in Europe. Loads of homeless and people living in poverty looking to food banks , immigrants - brexit was supposed to have helped but it hardly hasn’t which was about the only distinctive thing the conservatives managed to achieve for us in the last 30 odd years and where I live there are large hotels housing these immigrants whilst the local council ignores the English homeless and druggies and prostitutes and other groups on the fringes of society that are living on the streets just outside . We also aren’t in with the euro like the rest of Europe so it costs more to go on holidays and the hassle of conversion and other problems it brings such as having to pay extra on buying goods from abroad as well as the problems this caused our businesses . Yeah we have the freedom to criticise the government at least which we do a lot of but we wouldn’t have to criticise the government in the first place if we had a good one . But a lot of it for me is the weather- most of the time in England the weather is crap especially in the north where I live - I work from home so because I don’t have loads of friends and family I like to go outdoors a lot to exercise and get fresh air to reduce the boredom of being inside but most the time the weather is gloomy eg it’s like I wanted to go for a long walk the other day and it was p***** it down all day for two days in a row and it’s mid summer - then we get tons of windy cloudy miserable days were it’s hard to motivate yourself to even leave the house - the weathers so unpredictable in the uk as well and you never know how it’s going to behave from one moment to another and that’s just summer - then there’s winter - freezing , raining, windy , Ice, cloudy , and where I live it starts geting dark very early and in mid winter it starts getting dark by 1pm and it can be dark as early as 3pm- and it’s almost as bad as this for almost half the year and it’s so depressing . And then when you eventually get a good day but because you’ve been so depressed having been stuck inside because of the bad weather you find it hard to motivate yourself to go outside and you’ll find you need a car a lot of the time especially in winter but it is a bit warmer in the south if your lucky enough to live there or can afford to live there but it’s not much warmer there either and there can be flooding in some parts . Then there’s all the heating bills you have to pay just to keep your house warm most of the year . Then when you do go outside your breathing in all the crap air full of pollutants so your probably doing yourself more harm than good and especially a lot of the beaches are polluted and the water is freezing and a lot of the food is highly processed and a lot of people are in poor health . I hate the UK- it’s just a small crappy post industrial island . I mean there are worst places in the world and other countries have there own problems but it wouldn’t be a bad place if the weather was better and the days were longer in winter as our economy is quite good and there are some interesting places to visit and there are things to do eg night clubs , bars, theatres , theme parks, cinema , beaches, countryside, large city centres and shopping , parks etc but when the weathers bad they are not that appealing . I personally wouldn’t recommend people come to live here if they have good weather and standard of living in there own country unless they are from a poor country with little prospects and not even for a holiday unless you want to visit a few of places worth visiting that have some cultural heritage like London inc Westminster or oxford or a warmer seaside resort like Cornwall - don’t bother with the rest . That’s why a lot of people move abroad from here which is what am going to do soon and am sure I’ll never look back .
They don't take post 2000 nurses unfortunately. You need a degree with clinical and theory hours in Peads, adult, psyche and obstetrics, which UK courses don't offer any more.
Hi,thank you for all u doing,it helping us alot. I writing my oet soon n was planning yo go to UK,but with this video I've changed my mind,however I don't want to wait for 2 years for the process,would you advise that I go to UK then take off to the usa from there,am linah from south africa.
Nursing used to be a popular profession in Britain, the trouble is that unlike the private sector nurses pay hasn't kept up with inflation. Hopefully the Tories will be gone after the next election and nurses will get paid what they deserve. We really appreciate you nurses and really hope that you want to stay, but completely understand why you would want to move on. Although Australia tends to be the go to destination for nurses
Hi Jenny, I am inspired by the RN Lola your guest, and I want to know, what are the Job prospects for newly qualified Matured Nurses migrating to the USA from UK.
I'm a UK nurse that wants to transfer but I keep getting told they don't take UK nursing degree trained nurses due to not having clinical and theory hours in all four branches of nursing.
hello,I'm a Kenyan nurse working in UK.,Planning to move to US. I'm worried about expensive health insurance in US yet health services are free in UK. what can you say about that
@@bglr2783 permit me to disagree with, yes the NHS is free but you will probably be at the verge of dying before you will get necessary care. And it's even worse for POC.
UK is a beautiful country and so are the people. But they are not treating nurses well. they’re not paid well and the fees that u need to pay just to live and work here is just ridiculously expensive! Like how could a nurse afford to pay that ILR fee alone for themselves?? £2885? Thats way more than what they make in a month’s wage! What more if they have a family? Its like their way if telling us to leave the country! I wont be surprised if the nhs will collapse due to understaffing in the next five yrs!
Thank you for your video because I’m new qualified RN and always thinking about to move US but I’m scaring because no idea about life style and … Can I ask you one question about the exam which I heard if you wanna move to US you need to pass the exam what’s the name and how can I give the exam please. I really appreciate.
Have always had zero interest to UK knowing that nurses are not that respected. USA is the winner, Im now waiting to file and i140 and hopefully soon I can move across
How can you compare 50 states country with a 4 states country in terms of opportunities and salaries and besides UK population is one fourth of USA: 67.33 million against 331.9 million as at 2021. I prefer UK than USA as is more safer for a black man.
The issue with UK is that they don’t respect nurses even though they know how much they need them, imagine being not entitled to public funds while you pay taxes,NI and all the rubbish. The 5years wait for ILR is nonsense and by the time you hit five years you’re worn out, I don’t know why they’re not taking an example from other countries like USA
Hello mam I definitely enjoyed your videos I also watched how you relocate to US from UK I'm also a nurse planning to move to the US with my 2 kids the agent ain't giving me the details I need 😩 Can I please get your Gmail so I could discuss with you
US wins anytym. I am a Kenyan nurse currently working in the UK but am in the process of relocating to US. I love US. The autonomy nurses have is on another lane. US is goals.
Absolutely 👏
Could you please advise me on how best to go about it
Am also a kenyan working in Germany as a nurse n would like to relocate to the US siz, started the process yet?
Personally speaking, and for someone that has lived in both the UK and the U.S. The UK makes more sense to me. It just has a better system overall. Yes, you can make more money in the U.S. but the health care system (not service) is all about money here.I work in the health sector and I’ve seen people having to sell their belongings to pay for surgery etc because there isn’t a free healthcare service like you have in the UK. The stress of having to pay medical bills even when your already paying health insurance is problematic. America is more of a business/cooperation than a country that’s just the fact of the matter. The Gun culture etc here is also problematic. Each to their own happiness, but I’ve been here in the States for 5 years, and will definitely be heading back to the UK. Peace and blessings.
Facts!
I would love to live in UK
The fact that her family did not moved with her to the US, tells a lot that UK is better in general than in the US.
Lol . The UK is poor and has low living standards compared to the US. Life is rough in the UK.
@@tabernathy0428 The UK by no means is poor. As someone who grew up in US & is now in UK living standards for majority of people is much better in the UK, US is only really better for the rich or certain individuals.
Weldone Jenifa, I just passed my nclex. Thanks for the videos.
Congratulations on passing your NCLEX 👏👏
Hi Adedoyin.. congrats on passing your NCLEX.🎉
If you don't mind, I would love to ask what materials and learning aids you used in studying. Thanks
@@lilyflowrr thanks, I basically used alphaslice
Thanks
Hey Jenny, it’s Sharlene here. Nice to watch your videos! I’m thinking to go to US too for a change 🥰 Hope you and family are well xx
This video just made me make up my mind. My husband has talked so much on relocating to the US and now, I am convinced that the move will be worth it. Thank you so much for this video.
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Jenily, I am currently during my internship, I am getting prepared to write my Ielts exams to start my journey, you are my biggest aspiration….. you see USA… I must surely get there…. But will start my journey from UK and advanced….
And you will get here soon
Same here 😃😃 . Wanna go to the US but will start from the UK 😃😃
Very nice conversation thank you for this. After near 8 years in UK I am getting ready for US.
Beautiful conversation. I know that feeling of being at home
Absolutely
@@Jenilymicha 🤍🤍
Thank you for this video,,I'm an RN from Ghana,, planning on traveling to either UK or USA to work. I guess I've made a choice now...only thing I'm worried about is NCLEX.
Don’t worry about Nclex, you just need to take time and study for it you will pass by gods grace. 😀
Amen!
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Interesting perspective about America , there are a lot of negatives surrounding gun crime . So glad to see a well educated and balanced person venture out. Brave move , congrats . Love the video and views , great watch
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Gun crime, in Chicago yes. It always depends where you live
@@wisdomasculture3173even in Chicago, just a small area among the blacks, thats all, the rest is paradise
Thanks for this video, i will support her channel
Thank you for your support. I will have a video out for you guys this week please let me know if there are any subjects you would
Like me to approach. Just leave a comment and I will try my best to answer your questions. 😀
Thank you Glory❤️
I personally dislike living in the uk and am myself a self employed person living in a seaside resort in the north of England but a lot of uk people have different opinions depending upon there experiences and situation eg a person living in the city who has a good job and too preoccupied with it might think differently or the wealthy like the politicians and the royals . But personally I feel the only real positives about living here are the royal family , free nhs (which we have to pay for in our taxes anyways ) , and the economy, employment and education even though where I live there isn’t much of that . But for most it’s getting generally very hard for the young to find cheap housing , education is very expensive as your paying over £40k in student loans for a degree ,food prices and inflation are rising rapidly, a government who is full of promises who’s hardly delivering and isn’t really focused on the people but keeping themselves in power and concentrating on legally lining there own pockets and there’s a lot of inter party conflicts and dismissal , cost of renting has gone sky high , a lot of people can be quite unsociable if your a stranger and a lot of people are weary of each other and there are a lot of social and health issues , isolation and depression - overburdened nhs and long waiting times . The crime rate is fairly high in some parts . Some of the place looks gloomy - rundown shops and old houses , factories , warehouses and a lot of pollution including the air, water and all the chemicals in our overprocessed food - we are one of the most unhealthiest countries in Europe. Loads of homeless and people living in poverty looking to food banks , immigrants - brexit was supposed to have helped but it hardly hasn’t which was about the only distinctive thing the conservatives managed to achieve for us in the last 30 odd years and where I live there are large hotels housing these immigrants whilst the local council ignores the English homeless and druggies and prostitutes and other groups on the fringes of society that are living on the streets just outside . We also aren’t in with the euro like the rest of Europe so it costs more to go on holidays and the hassle of conversion and other problems it brings such as having to pay extra on buying goods from abroad as well as the problems this caused our businesses . Yeah we have the freedom to criticise the government at least which we do a lot of but we wouldn’t have to criticise the government in the first place if we had a good one . But a lot of it for me is the weather- most of the time in England the weather is crap especially in the north where I live - I work from home so because I don’t have loads of friends and family I like to go outdoors a lot to exercise and get fresh air to reduce the boredom of being inside but most the time the weather is gloomy eg it’s like I wanted to go for a long walk the other day and it was p***** it down all day for two days in a row and it’s mid summer - then we get tons of windy cloudy miserable days were it’s hard to motivate yourself to even leave the house - the weathers so unpredictable in the uk as well and you never know how it’s going to behave from one moment to another and that’s just summer - then there’s winter - freezing , raining, windy , Ice, cloudy , and where I live it starts geting dark very early and in mid winter it starts getting dark by 1pm and it can be dark as early as 3pm- and it’s almost as bad as this for almost half the year and it’s so depressing . And then when you eventually get a good day but because you’ve been so depressed having been stuck inside because of the bad weather you find it hard to motivate yourself to go outside and you’ll find you need a car a lot of the time especially in winter but it is a bit warmer in the south if your lucky enough to live there or can afford to live there but it’s not much warmer there either and there can be flooding in some parts . Then there’s all the heating bills you have to pay just to keep your house warm most of the year . Then when you do go outside your breathing in all the crap air full of pollutants so your probably doing yourself more harm than good and especially a lot of the beaches are polluted and the water is freezing and a lot of the food is highly processed and a lot of people are in poor health . I hate the UK- it’s just a small crappy post industrial island . I mean there are worst places in the world and other countries have there own problems but it wouldn’t be a bad place if the weather was better and the days were longer in winter as our economy is quite good and there are some interesting places to visit and there are things to do eg night clubs , bars, theatres , theme parks, cinema , beaches, countryside, large city centres and shopping , parks etc but when the weathers bad they are not that appealing . I personally wouldn’t recommend people come to live here if they have good weather and standard of living in there own country unless they are from a poor country with little prospects and not even for a holiday unless you want to visit a few of places worth visiting that have some cultural heritage like London inc Westminster or oxford or a warmer seaside resort like Cornwall - don’t bother with the rest . That’s why a lot of people move abroad from here which is what am going to do soon and am sure I’ll never look back .
You making sense
Thanks so much jenny for bringing Lola to your channel, it's so helpful for me
Thank you so much for this video. It has really helped me makeup my mind now. I am certain now 🙏
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4:30 - 5:15 U.S.A 🇺🇸 it is. Thanks so much for this video ❤❤❤
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It’s all about purpose and where HOD wants you to be
i needed to hear this! i’m in 2nd year of uni in the UK. i definitely want to leave for the US once i’m done
They don't take post 2000 nurses unfortunately. You need a degree with clinical and theory hours in Peads, adult, psyche and obstetrics, which UK courses don't offer any more.
@@TopherL wow really? i’m sure there must be a way
@@TopherL😮can you say why. Is it because it's not general nursing in the UK but adult or paed or mental health nurse being offered
Hi,thank you for all u doing,it helping us alot. I writing my oet soon n was planning yo go to UK,but with this video I've changed my mind,however I don't want to wait for 2 years for the process,would you advise that I go to UK then take off to the usa from there,am linah from south africa.
Really good conversation 👌
Thanks boss❤️
Nursing used to be a popular profession in Britain, the trouble is that unlike the private sector nurses pay hasn't kept up with inflation. Hopefully the Tories will be gone after the next election and nurses will get paid what they deserve. We really appreciate you nurses and really hope that you want to stay, but completely understand why you would want to move on. Although Australia tends to be the go to destination for nurses
California is the best for nurses. High pay and state mandated nurse patient ratios
Hi Jenny, I am inspired by the RN Lola your guest, and I want to know, what are the Job prospects for newly qualified Matured Nurses migrating to the USA from UK.
You can get jobs irrespective of your age and some agencies or employers are willing to employ newly qualified nurses
I'm a UK nurse that wants to transfer but I keep getting told they don't take UK nursing degree trained nurses due to not having clinical and theory hours in all four branches of nursing.
Did you find a way around this?
First evaluate your papers with the USA body from there you can find way through
Hello Jenny, pls I've been watching your show, pls am in UK, so how will one know the best recruiters in USA if one wants to relocate. Thanks
hello,I'm a Kenyan nurse working in UK.,Planning to move to US. I'm worried about expensive health insurance in US yet health services are free in UK. what can you say about that
You have employer health insurance and then you pay part. Good healthcare is not free😅
@@Jenilymicha unfortunately you are wrong there. UK medical care is one of the best. Lately the NHS is not able to handle the pressure. That's it.
@@bglr2783 permit me to disagree with, yes the NHS is free but you will probably be at the verge of dying before you will get necessary care. And it's even worse for POC.
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@@oboshiifunanya5031I strongly agree, the NHS is sinking
She just made it clear, however l wish to know about childcare and cost of living
Nice one. just followed her
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Please can you do a video about caregivers in us
I have a video in that already
Can’t find the link to Her TH-cam channel please
It’s in the description box and I tagged her as well
UK is a beautiful country and so are the people. But they are not treating nurses well. they’re not paid well and the fees that u need to pay just to live and work here is just ridiculously expensive! Like how could a nurse afford to pay that ILR fee alone for themselves?? £2885? Thats way more than what they make in a month’s wage! What more if they have a family? Its like their way if telling us to leave the country! I wont be surprised if the nhs will collapse due to understaffing in the next five yrs!
i still want to experience the US feeling 😁😁i hope to find a way there soon😁💃💃
Soon mama😍😍
We are on the same table I swear down
Thank you so much for the video. If you want to relocate, how do you go about the immigration/green card..
What’s lola’s channel? Thanks❤
Thank you for your video because I’m new qualified RN and always thinking about to move US but I’m scaring because no idea about life style and …
Can I ask you one question about the exam which I heard if you wanna move to US you need to pass the exam what’s the name and how can I give the exam please. I really appreciate.
NCLEX is the exam and I have a detailed video on that on the channel
I love it❤
You earn more you pay more... You work hard and get less vacation. That's the sad truth... don't be deceived 😊
Lol a lot of people think us is the best just because of movies lol I loved my uk
Have always had zero interest to UK knowing that nurses are not that respected. USA is the winner, Im now waiting to file and i140 and hopefully soon I can move across
How can you compare 50 states country with a 4 states country in terms of opportunities and salaries and besides UK population is one fourth of USA: 67.33 million against 331.9 million as at 2021. I prefer UK than USA as is more safer for a black man.
The issue with UK is that they don’t respect nurses even though they know how much they need them, imagine being not entitled to public funds while you pay taxes,NI and all the rubbish. The 5years wait for ILR is nonsense and by the time you hit five years you’re worn out,
I don’t know why they’re not taking an example from other countries like USA
what's Lola's TH-cam handle?
The link to her channel is in the description box and also I tagged her
4:30 ❤️
Hello mam
I definitely enjoyed your videos
I also watched how you relocate to US from UK
I'm also a nurse planning to move to the US with my 2 kids the agent ain't giving me the details I need 😩
Can I please get your Gmail so I could discuss with you
Uncle Joe’s country wins anytime, any day over Auntie Lizzy’s country 🤩🤩🤩💃💃💃💃.
I totally agree 😂😂
Hahhahah you gerrit 😂😂
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beautiful. we on it😍😍😍😍
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Hello Jenny, pls I've been watching your show, pls am in UK, so how will one know the best recruiters in USA if one wants to relocate. Thanks