I worked in the UK for a period of 28 months and I have been in the USA since May 2023. In terms of cost of living, I’m comfortable in the US even without picking up extra shifts and in a month, I earn 5 figures salary after taxes and insurance whenever I pick up extra shifts like I was doing In the UK. In the UK, my survival depended on bank shifts - I don’t regret my move. Overall, this was an excellent video.
Hi whereabouts did you move? I'm currently working in the northeast, I'm thinking of moving to USA, with my wife and child. You are right, here in Uk I have to do banks just to have extra money to save.
Hey Manassey, Nanelle Griselda told me you shouted out our channel. I love this video and your production quality is on point! I'm glad I helped guide you on your journey to the US. Congrats and welcome to the states!
OMG I can’t believe this. You’re such an inspiration Jason, thanks for all you do. Keep leading the way and hopefully I get to meet you before you jet off to NY 😄😄
You sound very much like Dr Amu, a urologist at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital. A very nice man, and wealthy too. I like your honesty in talking about the bills in the US.
You have said it all about earnings and expenses in the USA (no matter the srate). Life looks better in the UK. More savings if one works in private hospital here in the UK.
Thank so much for your sharing 🎉I’m from Thailand I wanna to be a registered nurse in US ,and I passed Nclex done .I am just waiting for EB3 visa backlog 😂and the result of English exam .I hope you are doing well in your job in USA 🎉.
I have never been confused about a decision than i am now. I have been a UKRN for over a year now and i dont see myself progressing here i feel like everything is just too high for me. Im in london and you know how expensive it is and i was thinking of moving to USA coz i have also been following nurses to riches channel and looks like the US has better opportunities. I have started my application for New York as the requirements are less, am just waiting for my ATT. But after watching your video am not really sure if i have made the right decision, i wish i could get more clear guidance on this. Do you think the US is better than UK. Il really appreciate your honest advice.
@@ManasseyTetteh thank you for your response, ill continue with my US process. I know both places have their cons i think i choose suffering in the US than this UK😂
Hi Manassey, I’m registered nurse in Uk but now in US willing to work as RN . Have done my evaluation through cfgns and has been approved but my Georgia board of nursing emailed I have educational deficiencies of maternal infant learning, nursing care of children and gynaecology. What should I do now?
This is a very interesting video. Thank you. subscribed! does the scope of competencies change in US compared to UK? is there still progression like in the UK you can become a CNS, ANP etc.
Well, I didn’t actually say that. I just gave an opinion as a new nurse in a new country feeling confused about some things. The interpretations will be different, just as my experience was different.
Thanks 👍 sir for your videos we appreciate you 🤝 But we were asking we want to submit our applications though an agency in August 2024 We were asking how long process or months will it take inorder for us to arrive in America to start working. Help us 🙏🤝👋👋
Please is there any information for UK trained nurses who wishes to practice in the US . I am a UK trained nurse with 10 years of ICU nursing experience as well Accident and Emergency. I am interested but just clueless
Thanks for your videos sir, but I would like to ask you if I land in America though company or agency can I be to apply for dv lottery process in am already there.
Thanks for your videos, advice we appreciate you 🤝 We need your assistance, we were asking we want to apply for immigration though visa scholarship online jobs. But is it true when we apply our doors are open in America to start working though visa scholarship. Help us sir 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for sharing your experience in the United States, but to give clarity to some of us affected by retrogression or still planning to take the NCLEX and come over; WHAT STATE ARE YOU IN? I’m only asking because of the percentage’s you’ve given out with regard to spending. Thanks 👊🏽
I’ll be happy to discuss more details in private Nana. But this video just gives information that can be used as pointers in what plans to make prior to your migration journey.
@bglr2783 how sure are you? I have only 3carers with me on the shift and per the home's policy, we act as a 4th carer in addition. Which means pairing with one carer to do personal care and repositioning in the morning b4 medication round plus Insulin and Bm monitoring. Coupled with any issues that may arise. It may be easier where you know but not where I am
@@maryasamoah9378 yes the medication rounds in the morning is usually just then 7:00am meds which will be very few. Nursing home staffing in the US is terrible as well from what I have heard. 30 plus patients for one staff. So no difference.
Informative and educative but I think you generalised everything which I found to be a little off. In terms of salary, cost of living it’s always going to depend on the state you live in and once you put everything under one umbrella it makes it tough.
Your feedback is true but, let’s scope of this video is not to delve into the details of every state I’m speaking from my experience, which is why I stated that that is what I pay. It is unfortunate that it came across to you as a general representation of what’s happening in every state in the United States, which is not what I said. But I hope this video helps bring some value to you. Thank you.
@@ManasseyTetteh, unfortunately that is how your video seems to say . In other to be fair it would then be appropriate your state that in terms of which state you are currently living
It depends on a number of things mainly the immigration climate at the time. For instance under the current retrogression, nobody knows how long it will take.
@@ManasseyTettehThis video is very informative and one can tell a lot of preparation went into it. Good job. I could get 2 or even 3 seperate contents from this video. 1. Why you moved to the US (5 MIN) 2.Opportunities for nurses in the US 3. Personal experience as a nurse in the US and even 4. Living conditions in the US compared to the UK Most people are not interested in long videos with no exciting visuals but just an individual seated giving what almost sounds like an academic speech. It can be shorter and more fun, even if you have to seat at one place. I guess 5 to 7 min is great. These are just suggestions
Excellent summary. However, I particularly like the fact that in the end everyone gets to choose the part of the video that was most valuable to them. After all it’s his experience he is sharing. I will also rather have a complete story than a story told in bits😅.
🤣🤣🤣have been laughing for the past 5 days after watching your video and I think I should put down a comment. You have explained everything very perfectly except the fact that you clearly defended your financial illiteracy. You can’t just increase your standard of living and even go beyond it and expect to save money. Maybe first live within your means and be able to save enough then after you can think of what to do with the saved money in order to raise your standard of living. Most nurses in the UK do not even drive a car that would cost them 100pounds a month and you move to US and probably start paying $600 a month for a car eeii🤣. Ma guy you have a lot to learn about money and until you do no matter the amount of money you make would be enough
If you are a ghana registered nurse, you can convert and work in usa as a registered nurse. You need to use ERES for yr credential evaluation and not CGFNS
So say I’m driving a car in the uk I bought for a 1000 pounds and now I move to the US and because I’m earning a lot I immediately get a Range Rover and start paying 1500$ a month and also get other gadgets and I come online and tell you I’m not able to Save $1000 dollars and that I believe I do not have to reduce my expenses but rather work on getting more money 🤣🤣funny . Herrrr this guy paaaa
I share why I moved from the UK to the US. Be sure to leave a comment and subscribe to channel and be part of the journey.
Please I really need your help
Pls where can I reach you privately
I worked in the UK for a period of 28 months and I have been in the USA since May 2023. In terms of cost of living, I’m comfortable in the US even without picking up extra shifts and in a month, I earn 5 figures salary after taxes and insurance whenever I pick up extra shifts like I was doing In the UK. In the UK, my survival depended on bank shifts - I don’t regret my move.
Overall, this was an excellent video.
Hi whereabouts did you move? I'm currently working in the northeast, I'm thinking of moving to USA, with my wife and child. You are right, here in Uk I have to do banks just to have extra money to save.
Hey Manassey, Nanelle Griselda told me you shouted out our channel. I love this video and your production quality is on point! I'm glad I helped guide you on your journey to the US. Congrats and welcome to the states!
OMG I can’t believe this. You’re such an inspiration Jason, thanks for all you do. Keep leading the way and hopefully I get to meet you before you jet off to NY 😄😄
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Your flow of information and delivery is impeccable❤❤❤
You sound very much like Dr Amu, a urologist at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital. A very nice man, and wealthy too.
I like your honesty in talking about the bills in the US.
Thank you 😊
Your correct, I knew him , Dr Amu from unth enugu
You are so intelligent, thanks for a comprehensive information
Glad it was helpful!
Great and useful piece of information bro. Keep the good work going 👏🏾
Thank you! Will do!
Insightful...thanks for sharing
First time watching your channel and I love the brutal honesty. Keep it up
Welcome aboard!
This is powerful 😊
Your video quality and and editing is top tier. I subscribe
Thanks dear 🙏😊
Please do you start as a new grad in USA if you relocate from UK after several years of work?
Manasseh! I’m super proud of you 🙌🙌🙌
Thanks madam Chisom😊😊
You have said it all about earnings and expenses in the USA (no matter the srate).
Life looks better in the UK.
More savings if one works in private hospital here in the UK.
Thank so much for your sharing 🎉I’m from Thailand I wanna to be a registered nurse in US ,and I passed Nclex done .I am just waiting for EB3 visa backlog 😂and the result of English exam .I hope you are doing well in your job in USA 🎉.
You can do it! Best of luck
Congratulations my brother, you have really inspired me
🙏😊
Oh, nice. Congratulations Manasseh 🎊
Thank you so much 🙂
I have never been confused about a decision than i am now. I have been a UKRN for over a year now and i dont see myself progressing here i feel like everything is just too high for me. Im in london and you know how expensive it is and i was thinking of moving to USA coz i have also been following nurses to riches channel and looks like the US has better opportunities. I have started my application for New York as the requirements are less, am just waiting for my ATT. But after watching your video am not really sure if i have made the right decision, i wish i could get more clear guidance on this. Do you think the US is better than UK. Il really appreciate your honest advice.
I’m more inclined towards the US
@@ManasseyTetteh thank you for your response, ill continue with my US process. I know both places have their cons i think i choose suffering in the US than this UK😂
@@audreykasafyaI will say go to UK DONT FEAR WAT U DONT KNOW😂
Hi Manassey, I’m registered nurse in Uk but now in US willing to work as RN . Have done my evaluation through cfgns and has been approved but my Georgia board of nursing emailed I have educational deficiencies of maternal infant learning, nursing care of children and gynaecology. What should I do now?
Send an email to youtube@manasseytetteh.com
Please, which direct agency did you use, passed Nclex
100th comment 🎉! Nice recap! Go you!
Thanks Jenny
I'm happy for you bro👍🏻
Congratulations Manasseh. The information is very Educative.
Enjoy the Yuletide. Keep it up.
Thanks a lot for being honest
🙏😊
Can i work in usa as a german trained nurse holding a diplom?
Hello Mannasey.
Where did you take your vaccinations before your visa interview while in the UK?
Keep the videos coming...your videos are excellent.
Thank you
Kudos to you ❤❤
🙏🙏Thank you
This is a very interesting video. Thank you. subscribed! does the scope of competencies change in US compared to UK? is there still progression like in the UK you can become a CNS, ANP etc.
Yes they do. It’s honestly a little tougher to progress in the UK than in the US.
So, are you saying you've found out you would earn more in the UK if you had stayed back? Your message is not clear for nurses considering the move
Well, I didn’t actually say that. I just gave an opinion as a new nurse in a new country feeling confused about some things. The interpretations will be different, just as my experience was different.
Thanks 👍 sir for your videos we appreciate you 🤝
But we were asking we want to submit our applications though an agency in August 2024
We were asking how long process or months will it take inorder for us to arrive in America to start working.
Help us 🙏🤝👋👋
Congratulations 👏🎉
Thanks Adaobi
Please is there any information for UK trained nurses who wishes to practice in the US . I am a UK trained nurse with 10 years of ICU nursing experience as well Accident and Emergency. I am interested but just clueless
Kudos to your video editor 👌
😊🙏
Thanks for your videos sir, but I would like to ask you if I land in America though company or agency can I be to apply for dv lottery process in am already there.
I don’t really know much about the DV process sir
Hi please does USA accept nurses who are working in Care home in UK
Hi I have been working in uk for 20 years and I am 46. I work as anANP in breast cancer. Do u think I will get hired in 46? Thanks
Anything is possible at whatever age snd stage in life.Never limit yourself 😊
How did you get around retrogression? Or you finished before retrogression set in?
Doesn’t seem to be a way around retrogression. You just deal patiently with it.
Please how long was the process from Uk to Usa
Your content is excellent
Thank you
do more videos pleaseeeeeeeeeee, GOD BLESS YOU
Yes ma’am…..new video up shortly. Thank you. 😊
hi! how long did it take you to peep for the nclex
Thanks for your videos, advice we appreciate you 🤝
We need your assistance, we were asking we want to apply for immigration though visa scholarship online jobs.
But is it true when we apply our doors are open in America to start working though visa scholarship.
Help us sir 🙏🙏🙏
Which nclex prep package helped u pass your exam? And did you write the new Gen nclex?
Kaplan and yes I took the new Nclex
Did you go with H1B visa because if you took the new NCLEX then you should be affected by the retrogression
Hi sir,are mental health nurses also needed in the USA too ?? 🙏🙏
Yes I believe so
I know this is couple of months after this video but can a UK trained mental health nurse get a job in the US ?
Grass is not always greener.....
Sonia brought me here 😂. Thanks for sharing
Welcome 😂
Always welcome Bene
Thank you for sharing your experience in the United States, but to give clarity to some of us affected by retrogression or still planning to take the NCLEX and come over; WHAT STATE ARE YOU IN?
I’m only asking because of the percentage’s you’ve given out with regard to spending.
Thanks 👊🏽
I’ll be happy to discuss more details in private Nana. But this video just gives information that can be used as pointers in what plans to make prior to your migration journey.
You're lucky to have 8 patients oo, I'm a UKRN working in a Nursing home on nights with 36 residents and I am the only nurse on the night shift oo.
Wow….thats shocking😳
But all you do is give evening and 7:00am meds which are few. You have carers doing the rest.
@bglr2783 how sure are you? I have only 3carers with me on the shift and per the home's policy, we act as a 4th carer in addition. Which means pairing with one carer to do personal care and repositioning in the morning b4 medication round plus Insulin and Bm monitoring. Coupled with any issues that may arise. It may be easier where you know but not where I am
@@maryasamoah9378 yes the medication rounds in the morning is usually just then 7:00am meds which will be very few. Nursing home staffing in the US is terrible as well from what I have heard. 30 plus patients for one staff. So no difference.
Hi, can you introduce me to any CBT Preparatory class or group?
Sorry I’m unable to do this as I don’t know any such group but there’re many such materials on the internet and on TH-cam as well. Hope this helps.
I believe it is the state you are in the US.
Absolutely 👍
Please sir, how did you study for your Nclex
Kaplan study materials
@@ManasseyTetteh thank you sir
Hello pls who does your thumbnails?
I have a personal designer but lots of options abound on fiverr and upwork.. Thanks
I love your editing. Can you link me to your personal designer?
Informative and educative but I think you generalised everything which I found to be a little off. In terms of salary, cost of living it’s always going to depend on the state you live in and once you put everything under one umbrella it makes it tough.
Your feedback is true but, let’s scope of this video is not to delve into the details of every state I’m speaking from my experience, which is why I stated that that is what I pay. It is unfortunate that it came across to you as a general representation of what’s happening in every state in the United States, which is not what I said. But I hope this video helps bring some value to you. Thank you.
@@ManasseyTetteh, unfortunately that is how your video seems to say . In other to be fair it would then be appropriate your state that in terms of which state you are currently living
Hello bro how can i go Canada i am also a nurse
Wow well done 👏.
After securing a job in the United States how long did it take you to finally land in the United States 🇺🇸.
It depends on a number of things mainly the immigration climate at the time. For instance under the current retrogression, nobody knows how long it will take.
I believe The question was about your own move
@@tendahrt3768 yes that was the question.
Uk is my home too ❤❤❤❤❤
We all looove the UK😊😊
Hlw manassey i want to talk to u
How do i do?
Send an email to youtube@manasseytetteh.com
come back to DPoW, we need you here 🤭
I miss you guys at DPOW too😄😄. Happy new year Karl.
Nice video
Thanks
What about midwives? Do we have a chance of working in the usa as international midwives?
Absolutely midwives do too😊
Nice video. Both countries are good. But I personally prefer the USA. To everyone their own
Difficult to tell which is better but you need to have experienced both worlds to fully get it.
Eii Chairman, can you just make things a bit straightforward?
How do you mean sir?
@@ManasseyTettehThis video is very informative and one can tell a lot of preparation went into it. Good job. I could get 2 or even 3 seperate contents from this video.
1. Why you moved to the US (5 MIN)
2.Opportunities for nurses in the US
3. Personal experience as a nurse in the US and even
4. Living conditions in the US compared to the UK
Most people are not interested in long videos with no exciting visuals but just an individual seated giving what almost sounds like an academic speech. It can be shorter and more fun, even if you have to seat at one place. I guess 5 to 7 min is great.
These are just suggestions
Excellent summary.
However, I particularly like the fact that in the end everyone gets to choose the part of the video that was most valuable to them.
After all it’s his experience he is sharing.
I will also rather have a complete story than a story told in bits😅.
Can you get information on physician assistants ......is it easy to get a job in usa
I’ll have to do more research on that please. Thanks
❤hi brother thanks for sharing nursing is not only many making job please save human life with Jesus for scay forever life God bless you more brother
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Thats because you earn more
You mean the taxes?
🤣🤣🤣have been laughing for the past 5 days after watching your video and I think I should put down a comment. You have explained everything very perfectly except the fact that you clearly defended your financial illiteracy. You can’t just increase your standard of living and even go beyond it and expect to save money. Maybe first live within your means and be able to save enough then after you can think of what to do with the saved money in order to raise your standard of living. Most nurses in the UK do not even drive a car that would cost them 100pounds a month and you move to US and probably start paying $600 a month for a car eeii🤣. Ma guy you have a lot to learn about money and until you do no matter the amount of money you make would be enough
Are you aware you cannot live in the US without driving?
That’s not even the point big man. But I would just leave you to figure what I said out again
You must be a billionaire 😂. Tell us more please.
Especially how to pay just $20 as car payment.
We will be learning boss
Read your own comment and see if you made sense. Must be a billionaire and then now teach you how to pay $20 for a car… ??? 🤣🤣
Relax boss.
I can tell you saved all your billions from making sound financial decisions so feel free to share.
What about midwives?
I may have to research that 😊
If you are a ghana registered nurse, you can convert and work in usa as a registered nurse. You need to use ERES for yr credential evaluation and not CGFNS
Wonderful information
@@Baros4444does ERES issue visa screen certification
Your cheeks were bigger in the UK 🇬🇧….. UK all the way !!!!
Nanelle, this is Violence ooh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha…..my boss Nanelle😃. You love UK way too much✅. Thanks for the kind words😃
😂😂😂
The comment I was looking out for 😂😂😂@@carenchepngeno2435
What is the point to earn so much and after not able to safe?
This is why thrift stores are popular in USA... u get really good stuff for bargain prices
So say I’m driving a car in the uk I bought for a 1000 pounds and now I move to the US and because I’m earning a lot I immediately get a Range Rover and start paying 1500$ a month and also get other gadgets and I come online and tell you I’m not able to Save $1000 dollars and that I believe I do not have to reduce my expenses but rather work on getting more money 🤣🤣funny . Herrrr this guy paaaa
😂😂😂
If you came with an agency,of course u will not make big money
Thank you 😊. I agree 💯
Comparing the UK to the US is unfair. This comparison is like comparing Aples to Oranges in all ramifications..The UK is a poor country..
🤣🤣🤣 be kind dear…..the UK has a fantastic social system.
You must be kidding. As most Americans, you seem to have no general knowledge.
You pay more and earn more
U need to reduce your expenditure aswell. Seems you are paying for a lot. Half ur pay goes to rent and bills?😂😂😂Not the narrative for most nurses
How about racism in USA?
What about it?