This is what I experienced as a Filipino nurse in the USA ( 2 years in North Dakota)
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- This is what I experienced as a Filipino nurse in the USA ( 2 years in North Dakota)
Hello guys, if you're deciding whether to go to the USA or Europe or Australia and you're having a hard time deciding, watch this vlog maybe we can answer some of your questions thru this video conversation.
I want to thank Mr. Ely Vernon USRN for participating in this VLOG!
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One biggest thing I have learned having been here in Emerald Isle, is the value of your time with friends turned to family and the contentment of being simple in living here. Earning more money in a different country is lucrative but it still brings it one's preference at the end of the day. Love your videos!
Hello , thank you, very well said. ❤❤❤❤ its something na ngayon konlang din narerealise , thankfully. And thanks for watching the vlog⭐️
In every States, there are different cases and rates.I worked in Ireland as well for 8 years before going to the US. I didn't save a lot even though I had a part-time job. The cost of living is high. I have a family so even though I was earning max still it wasn't enough. My husband couldn't get the right job and not to mention the tax. I couldn't afford to have a mortgage. Even television tax needs to be paid every year. So, I decided to move to the US. I think it is the best decision that I made.First stop was in SC, I got 32/ hr after my contract of 3 years in the agency ( it was 25/ hr). I need to look for the second job to sustain my bills.Then, I moved to TX, I earned 64/ hr. Every year it will increase and there will be a merit as well. I didn't do OT or a second job anymore. I have savings now and an emergency fund. TX has a low cost of living. I am in Houston. It is a city, but I can afford.My child is in private school,2 cars and a house. I live my life to the fullest. It is up to you or depends on how you live your life.
This is such a very helpful comment. Thankyou very much for sharing your experience and comparison. Apprecite it. Its something to think about.
As an RN who worked in the Middle East before I moved here in the US, a part of me regrets moving here because there’s more work-life balance and unbelievable level of safety in the Middle East. You can go to so many places within a minutes to just a couple of hours, public places are extremely safe to the point of not being worried of my stuff being stolen. Work wise I’m dismayed with the unprofessional expressions and behavior of the staff and doctors. I’ve been a nurse for 15 years and I”m never experienced medical and nursing staff say F words and Sh words at work, only in the US. Although they’re nice but extremely unprofessional that you get embarrassed. If money is more important to you than morals then USA is the place for you. But if you want a peaceful life surrounded by people of etiquette and respect, and a tax-free and fear-free life then Middle East awaits you. Di ba ang daming sinabi 😊
Hi Kristina, interesting yung pount of view mo. Para syang taliwas sa karamihan. For others usa is better when it comes to professionalism and safety vs Middle east . But ika nga nila to each is own, (tama ba) hahaha. Anyway. Dpende tlaga sa bawat tao. So are you still in the USA? Glad to hear your comment.
Interesting thought.I am guessing you are back in the middle east?
I worked in Khamis Mushayt,KSA as an ICU nurse. I didn't finish my contract coz I had a bad experience. Karamihan dun manyakis. I thought I would be safe KC MGA soldiers pero Hindi.Though Hindi siya strict masyado,still dami Bawal esp.sa MGA babae. Delikado. Dapat you have somebody with you going out to souk or taxi. When I was young, I missed KSA KC kayu2 lang, walang family to mind. Pasyal at party. Puro friends,but then as you mature. Nagiiba perspective mo sa buhay. You want more security for yourself and your family' s future in terms of finances. KSA is a good start for abroad. KC matagal processing sa US at Europe. I don't know if may benefits na like sa retirement period sa KSA. Once you finish your contract. You can get some money for years of service but that's it. USA has 50 states:) You can explore. Crime is everywhere Lalo n kpg madaming itim.Ingat lang lagi. Don't go sa MGA hotspot. Ugali ng MGA American are very straightforward.Hindi sila tutulong kung di ka ask ng help. Daming tamad din:) Hindi mahilig sa tsismis:) I never seen them reading about "artista" more on politics. Since I moved here in TX. I noticed their main focus is family first. Every weekend, they need to go out or dine with family. I have closed ties with the Filipino community, so we have parties every now and then. In terms of balancing work and life, as I said,it is up to you. If you want to work more,it is up to you. Some here,Wala pang 50 yo, part time na lang siya KC may work din hubby niya. I am still full time pero di na ko work to the max unlike before KC may work hubby ko. Just pray, God will direct you which way you will go:) 💖
Different region, different culture different comments and different experience.
@@daydreamer9774True! Iba din kasi kultura dito sa Amerika.
We lived and worked as Nurses in Dublin, Ireland for 9 years then moved to USA. Ireland is a beautiful country and nice people, the only draw back is the standard of living very expensive vis a vis to the salary. It’s easier to get into the housing ladder in USA, much higher wages double or triple than Ireland. Easy to buy brand new cars, cheaper grocery. In short USA has highest salary among other rich countries then cheaper standard of living.
I lived and worked in London for 6 years as ICU nurse and 8 years in Dublin as ICU nurse too before moving to the USA. Yung sahod ko sa DUBLIN and LONDON kahit pag isahin hindi pa mangangalahati sa sina sahod ko sa California ngayon. My only regret was not moving to the USA sooner, i wasted almost half of my nursing career in London and Dublin. I work 3 (12 shifts) in a week and 4 days off in a week sa California this is the standard work hour dito sa America. Europe tax is higher kasi free ang healthcare, but the pay is abysmal!!
thank you po for sharing your personal experience:)
How old are you if you don't mind? Am almost 38 and thinking if kaya pa ng aking likod as I started sa nursing eh bedside so yung kikod ko parang 50yrs old sa totoo lang .
Kaya pa ba?
Life here in US is very varied. Depends where you are, rural, small city or suburb or large city like LA or NY. Its like night and day. Parang Pinas. The difference lang siguro is population. Sa rural areas natin sa Pinas, there are still a lot of people. Dito sa rural areas nila, the population is really low. If you are from Manila, it will be hard to adjust to rural life here. You will get so lonely or bored. Baka ma-depress ka. So I do not blame him for wanting to leave or transfer. Goodluck.
Thank you for your input .I suppose iba din ang magiging stand nya if nasa big city sya with regards to pay and quality of life. Sa bagay sobrang laki din kasi ng USA.
Hindi ko malilimutan yung sinabi sakin ng mother ng inaalagaan ko actually he's a Chinese business man.. Sabi ko kasi sa kanya.. "Sir mabuti ka pa mayaman nasa sayo na lahat.". sagot nya sakin " Masasawa ka rin".. Yun pag nasawa ka na nandiyan na papasok Kung masaya ka ba sa choice mo sa buhay. Life is short we should choose LIFE.
I like the sense of humor of Mr. Ely ☺️
If you are single, consider cruiseship nurse. Free travels tax free salary, libre lahat and treated as officers single cabin, cleaning sa cabin every 2 days and laundry, can bring family onboard w big discounts etc. Mag duduty na lang and gala every port. Salaries are not bad either. In our company is giving 5.5k usd plus hospital commission. W some other big companies giving even higher rates. But then again, ships life is likely for singles and palagala. Its not as stable as landbased or if you think longterm.
Thank your insight! Yes, i tried applying for a cruise ship, unfortunately for europe they wouldn’t take Philippine passport holder :( so maybe later. But yes, thats also a good option. :)
Agree! Gala muna sa cruise ship saka na mag plano mag stay sa isang lugar.
US kc out of 50 states you have enough to choose if you prefer colder or warmer states, then salary rate or advantage din ang variety like semi urban and rural that way when youre single and wants night life madaming lively town you can hangout. Also you can always do 3 jobs if you like... lalo na pinoy wants to make extra money. I see a lot of other asians most likely Indians they pursue bachelor degrees and then get higher paid job.
If you hire three Filipino nurses from the Philippines, a million Filipino nurses will follow.
Hmmmm. Probably true😅
America has too many nurses from The Philippines.I need to ask anybody in healthcare if he or she has encounter a Filipino nurse.
@@BoyetVenturaMaybe you can interview Jason who’s a registered nurse and his wife she’s a Filipina.
this is very informative. thanks to both of you. looking forward to more content like this very realistic. good luck and more power mga sir!!!!
Thank you 🙏 and more power din 👍 God bless sir
Thank you for this. I will go back to nursing after 13 years next month (PH practice) and with pending contract to sign na pinag ppray ko maigi because it is a leap of faith!
Offer is rehab and extended care facility, still thinking if it is a good stepping stone to immerse me again after bedside practice here or better to go straight in the hospital setting.
Hi !! Sorry I missed this comment. Its never too late to start again, if thats what you want Go for it. Hopefully you get what you want, and dont forgt to enjoy your journey
Hello, Nurse Ventura! Please continue to inspire us with your vlogs. I love it!
Watching from Cebu City 🎉
Hello! Thank you 🙏 God bless and best of luck.
Tawa lng po ako ng tawa while watching this. Nakakaaliw yung friend nyo po. More vlogs like this po Sir, more people to inspire Thank you.
hello Felna! Im glad napatawa ka :) hahah. and thank you for visiting my channel. Hope to inspire more of our fellow nurses, yes, that's the goal. :) best of luck to you as well!
Is sa pinaka mababa na sahod sa US North Dakota, try asking nurses from Cali, NY, Massachusetts even lately Texas you will realize what your missing
I struggle myself on deciding wether to move to US or not but somehow this video had enlighten me.
Hello Jacquelyn, it’s nice to hear na somehow na enlighten ka. And I hope you find a plcae where youll feel happy and contented and prodicutive as well. Best of luck to you . Sending hugs wherever you are ❤️
10 years ago nagsimula ako as a new grad $20/hr lang sa cardio thoracic step down unit.
Wow, humble beginnings. 🙏 thanks fir sharing nursemate!
USA all the way!! There are 50 States to choose from. It is the number one economy in the world so there are more educational and job opportunities, especially for nurses. Do not limit yourself, earn more, save, invest and be set for life. If you are smart with money, you can get into upper middle class or get rich in USA! US is a HUGE country. I retired at 38 in sunny Southern California. Play your cards right in life.😊
thank you for giving inspiration by sharing your personal journey :) that's really a practical and smart way of doing things :)
Your guest from North Dakota is spot on with his experience. When you’re in a workplace everyone is equal as long as you perform your job and stay on your lane. MDs treat you with respect as their job is dependent on the feedback of nurses. Collaboration among the team is significant for the patients wellbeing. Try and move to a bigger city like Bismarck. You’re saving $$$ for a $350 rent that’s a snag. If you go South Dakota there are plenty of landmarks and scenic places to see. You will get more if you move to metropolis and hotspots will be within reach. Good luck
hello!! thank you for your tips!! :) highly appreciated! this is why I love youtube , people can literally build a community where we can share our experiences and learn from one another.
@@BoyetVentura hey is Ireland on a universal healthcare?
@@BoyetVentura is Ireland on a universal healthcare?
@@gardenrxpert6573 I believe it's not entirely free . If you have medical insurance you can have procedures /tests/elective surgeries done faster , but if you're in the public sector it might take months/years . Im not really sure .Before it's not a requirement to have a medical insurance as an expat but now they are making it mandatory ( If im not mistaken)
@@BoyetVentura thanks for the engagement.
I learned a lot, yeah it’s all about contentment.❤
It is. There’s always gonna be bigger and brighter things, the pursuit of more stuff is never ending. But appreciating what we have instead of what we dont hve brings people joy.. and thats all we need in life, I suppose.
I enjoyed watching this , aliw c friend mo po. 😂
Thank you! Hahah kwela talga yan. He’s a good friend☺️❤️🙏 and thanks for watching, glad u were entertained
Always remember...everybody's different...one's opinion or even contentment being in one place will differ from somebody else....point is...be happy and expect less. Enjoy your job. Diba love? 😁😁😁
Yes love! Love you. And thanks for supporting me always❤️❤️❤️
I feel bad to your friend in ND. Should move in warmer states that pays more being a nurse. Love working in USA. No need to work OT to have fun.
Tama.. respect ang malaking kaibahan sa pagiging nurse sa US at Canada.. Hari kasi mga doctors sa pinas.. atleast sa ibang lugar, nirerespeto ang profession ng bawat isa.. pinas rude na bully pa..
Sa totooo lang sa lahat ng lugar may mga difficult personalities tlga tayo makakasalamuha as nurses. Pero sa Pilipinas iba tlga ang culture at pagtrato ng mga doktor sa nurses, and also senior nurses to junior nurses din hahaha… mejo tlgang dadaan ka sa butas ng karayom.
sa panahon ngyon, natatakot ako sa future ng healthcare ng pinas especially na younger generation ang mga doctors na nagprapractice..
mahirap silang pagsabihan at madami masyadong nagmamagaling..nagdidiscuss ka lang policies ng area ninyo o kinocorrect lang ang maliit na pagkakamali ay sobrang offended na agad...🙄🤦♀️
Ireland is better than US, I have been here on and off the country not working I love it here people are nice and very respectful and no racism.
Thanks for sharing this ❤️I will agree that people in Ireland are very respectful. Racism is debatable.😅
I love Ireland! I lived there for 4.5 years. Coming here in the US started as an adventure that become my home ❤️ Earning 3 times I earn in Ireland with almost free healthcare, I really can’t complain. ❤️❤️❤️ But I won’t exchange Ireland for the quality of life and chukchakan with my ex. Charot lang 😂😂😂😂😂
Sana ol chukchakan sa ex 🤣
love the quote. 😍
Thank you. Its really a powerful quote😉
More vlogs like this plss.tnx
Hello, thank you! For sure , il❤️☺️
I am actually scared to go to US pero nagtry pa din ako magapply. I am already contented here sa Abu Dhabi. Sobrang hindi naman busy ang work ko sa ambulance. Work life balance here and madaming Pinoy including stores, restaurants, products na hindi ka mahhomesick. I guess I just want to feel and try for my self how is life working in the US as a nurse. Dami ko rin nababasa and nakikinig na sobrang different kung galing ka sa Middle East. I hope ok yung decision ko pero who knows, lahat naman tayo naghahangad ng mabuting future. So good luck to me and other aspiring nurses worldwide. Mabuhay tayo haha
Totoo naman, we all just want to live our lives comfortably, follow our passions , spend time with loved ones and live to the fullest. If you’re doing that , wherever you are, you will be okay. Whatever decision you make, if it comes from the heart, youll be fine…
I would encourage you to practice nursing in the US. You will be treated with respect, just remember respect is a 2 way street. You can get a job wherever you are in the US. The job is endless. You can choose what field in nursing you want.
@@gardenrxpert6573 thanks po.
Time and time again, many American recruiters hire Filipino nurses from the Philippines because they can adjust to American culture and language faster.
It is but imperative for American recruiters to hire Filipino nurses from the Philippines.
Just give us some websites,complete hospital addresses, employers name and such.
Thousands of Filipino nurses here in the Philippines are waiting for deployment abroad be it in Saudi Arabia,Austria,Germany Japan,Singapore,Abu Dhabi,Dubai,Oman or the United Kingdom.
500 hundred dollars sa Harvey, N.D> is cheap.. kaso nga na sa small town.. usually it is cheaper living out in country, I live dito sa U.S. din pero in the cities in Minnesota .. katabi ng N.D. ... tama work work work buhay dto.... P.R. status ko.. kaya ipon ipon ako lang hindi ako mag retiro dto.. pero uuwi pa rin ako, ptayo bahay at maliit na business sa Pinas. Amerika is not like what was the American dream even for sa mga americano ang pag sabi nila.. which is true!
Hello! Thank you for sharing your own experience. I agree with you 100 % mganda padin tlga sa sarili nating bansa.
Madami akong kakilala na nag move na tkga ng USA from Ireland for a greener pasture,
@@BoyetVentura best to take advantage of it pang d2o sa U.S. as savings tapos uwi! Kahit mataas ang sahod to.. kaso it's living standard expenses ma uubos din. Kaya nga na sabi ko mas mura ....
pang malayo sa mga cities na ka tira.. mas mura ang rent.. dto sa cities or outskirt ng cities sa mga apartment ay 1,200 to 1,500 dollars..plus koryente at tubig at basura o anoman dagdag sa bills.. kung mataas gusto mo sahod .. you have to commutel.. gasolina itself doon ma punta ng sahod so it depends kung ano trabaho ma pa sukan mo kung kaya.. the more people in your dwelling home the better. hati hati sa bills.
God bless po sa iyo and to your friend (hugs). Maraming salamat.
You’re welcome po! And God Bless din po - XoXo ❤️❤️❤️
Watching at around 2am.. lakas tawa ko sa grasshopper lol
Hahaha! Kalog tlga yan si Ely! Hahaha comedy.😅😅😅😅😂 glad u smiled hahaha
Thank you Sir😍🇴🇲🇵🇭🫂🫂
You’re welcome po ❤️
Interviewhin mo na din ako teng😂
Kaloka ka sabi mo ayaw mo hahaha
piliin yo usa you'll have higher percentage
of becoming richer and happier.
America is a capitalist country and has ingrained in us to work, work, work, pay taxes and die.
They claim to embrace work, life balance, but it's nothing but talk. I was caught up in the matrix and work was my only identity. Then one day a colleague of mine passed away suddenly and his job was posted, before his obituary. 😢
Yes, money is important in order to achieve our goals (home ownership, travel, pay down debt, retirement), but do not allow it to be your only focus. I know it's easier said than done, especially when you have family that may be depending on you.
There are so many other countries where you can thrive professionally and personally. I've had so many friends that have left America, due to the lack of work, life balance and community. 😢
Nonetheless, make yourself a priority, because no one else will.
Omg! What you said really hit me in the ❤️ , thanks for sharing your thoughts about this matter, this is a struggle most people/nurses do face.
Are you filipino yourself? 🙂
@@BoyetVentura my mom is filipina and dad is American, but I do have family that migrated from the Philippines to USA and Canada. I ❤️ our filipino/filipina nurses. I honestly don't know what the USA would do without them, you guys are truly the best.
@@veroniquefaison thank you for your kind words and compassion with overseas Filipino workers❤️❤️🇵🇭 God Bless you. And I appreciate your very detailed and inspiring comment🙂 Im sure a lot of our fellow kabayans will relate to what you just said
Next naman na vlog, face to face nung 2 friends mo sa ibang state. 😂😂😂
Hahahha pwede din!!!
Aw rin pa interview sir hahahahaha
Sige nga daw Rez!
Laughtrip lang heheehe..
Hahaha ma joke tlga yan…😊😊
@@BoyetVentura nakakagoodvibes hahahaa
Sir, gud pm.
Preferred ko na country is yung may good healthcare at tatanda ako di mauubos assets ko if mahospital ako at may work-life balance. 😄 kahit hindi na malaki ang sweldo bsta tama lng at priority ko yung mental health ko. What country do you think best suits me? Introvert po ako. Ireland? New Zealand? what do u think po. wag po pilipinas parang awa nyo na.
Hello ! Hmmmm. Introvert din ako eh. Im not sure about New Zealand kasi ndi naman ako nag work doon. I think mas versatile ang New Zealand when it comes to landscapes and all and close sa Pinas. Sa Ireland naman same din puro nature and simple living , tapos malapit sa mga European countries, easy mag travel around. Pero malayo sa Pinas . May pros and cons I think. Di lang ako sure sa cost of living sa New Zealand , pero sa Ireland mejo mahal tlga manirahan.
@@BoyetVentura i see. Kasi alam ko na po na medyo pricey ang mga rental dyan tapos high ost of living lalo na sa mga cities like dublin. Mas ok po siguro if town or a small city wag naman yung cliff at dagat na kahqrap mo Sir 😄. New zealand din australia lng malapit Sir pero malapit sa pinas.
@@BoyetVentura , kaworkmate ko pala dito sa Riyadh si Jeremiah Garon. hehe at kilala ka niya.
@@jhoarryvonberberio1547 oh yes naka work ko sya at some point ❤️❤️❤️ send my regards ❤️❤️❤️
@@jhoarryvonberberio1547 un nga mejo land down under hehehe . Althougg malpit sita sa aten at southeast asian countries pero if u want to explore europe pang nasa australia ka or new zealand mahal flights p europe and malayo…. Sa ireland nalapit silang lahat at mura flights
$30 an hour living in Harvey wow you can save money since the low cost of living is cheap. $300 for 1 bedroom is cheap here in cali i rented a room for $700 2 bedroom apartment is $2000. Move to Bismarck ND if your not Happy in Harvey ND Your friend is funny when you ask him about the taxex ako rin i dont look my defuctions nakakainis lang. im not a nurse but if have money i will choose to move in NZ
Hi!!! Sorry for the late response! Thank you for your insight. And sharing your experience as well. Sa NZ? new Zealand? Mag ttransfer ka from the US? Thats interesting , unless ibang NZ un sisnbi mo? Hehehe. Let us know.
@@BoyetVentura New Z. But i dont think they will allow me to live there since i dont have enough money. To go there as a tourist theres no problem since im a naturalized citizen Good luck to you
@@erwinbravo5981 that’s cool, but if youre a nurse , you would be able to get work and get a permanent residency?
ako hindi na learning ang hanap ko yung medyo relax na work tama na yung 8 years na bedside nurse ako sa middle east,
haha , there is a point in our career, where ang hanap nalang natin is stability and comfort. I think we go through phases, as we age we change our perspective and goals. I agree with you. Sometimes gusto ko nalang mag central supply or mag gawa ng cotton balls:) ( sa totoo lang)
@@BoyetVenturaoh no to cotton balls as your day job. But if this is how you view life work balance ~so be it.
@@gardenrxpert6573 It's just a joke:) hehhee. but of course, we wouldn't get fulfillment from that alone. As a nurse I get satisfied from patient interaction and socialization with colleagues , sometimes Work can get really crazy and it's nice to imagine a more relaxing job, but deep inside I enjoy looking after patients and making a difference in their lives no matter how minute it is:)
@@BoyetVentura don’t get stuck with bedside nursing. Take advance courses or are there nursing jobs that would allow you to WFH?
@@gardenrxpert6573 just finished a post grad diploma course this year. Hmmm . work from home as a nurse, I dont thinks there are that many options. I found a telephone triage nurse opening and got interviewed for it however, I feel like it's too early to leave bedside:) ahahah so I back out. Are you a nurse yourself?
Kuya lipat ka ng los angeles 74 per hr akos a kaiser yun nga lang madami gastos kasi dami magagawa dito haha
Thanks for sharing book reco. Will read the book.
Hello! You really very welcome, loved that book dami ako natutunan- thanks for being here and more power to you! Wherever you are ❤️
Sounds like a miserable time in the USA. Why don't you look outside yourselves and consider working in the Philippines? You know there is a nursing shortage. Very short tenure for floor nurses. You guys claim alot of professional expertise. Seriously, you are needed there!
Thanks for the suggestion 👍
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Hi! Im currently as ICU nurse here in dubai , and by this coming November deployment kona sa US, stepdown ng icu ako nilagay sa maryland , masyado lang shocking kasi parang medyo down grade yong offer sakin 😅, Worth it pa ba yong usa-dream ko ,or lulunukin ko nalang mona ung offer for the time being and grab my green card ?
Pls enlighten me.
hello Denden! first of all congratulations on your USA application:) and I'm glad to know you're also working in the ICU :) Bakit mo nasabi na downgrade? Kasi step- down? Ikaw na nga nagsabi , to go to USA is your dream, I don't know what's the system in USA pero dito sa Ireland nag start din ako sa stepdown for ilang months before ako trinansfer sa ICU:) think about your "why" bakit ka mag USA? is it to become an ICU nurse ? to live a better life and earn more.? You can always change your post while you're in USA na, it will be easy. I wish you luck, and just enjoy the journey.
@@BoyetVentura sa stepdown mona ako for 6 mons. For observation and trainings btw thank you , I really need some advices right now❤️👍
@@dendenlux8662 no problem, :) I'm sure you'll do great sa training. Para sakin , mas okay pa nga - atleast step down muna, you get to feel and test the waters, iba din kasi system ng bawat bansa, even thou ICU ka sa Dubai there will be a lot of things na iba sa ICU sa USA practice wise, (in my opinion) , Pursue your goal no matter what the roadblocks are. Prayers:) and trust your instinct (you'll do thr right thing/decision)
@@dendenlux8662don’t feel bad. You will go through an orientation process; HR, mission of your hospital, eCharting to name a few before you get your hands on patient care. I suggest to be flexible, be objective, be ready to help a colleague, and think out of the box. There are plenty of avenues in nursing, shoot for NP, CRNA, or Doctorates degree or faculty member. I wish you all the best.
@@dendenlux8662 there's no harm to be in stepdown, you can apply in the ICU once you are here. Lagi Naman may vacant:) Americans always want an easy job. Transfer agad sa admin or look for good offer. There will be certification for critical care.Itvis an advantage to increase your rate.I am working mix, Cardiac IMU Med Surg. The more certification, the more money you get,walang kahirap2. You can be a Nurse Practitioner as well if you like.
Kamusta din po ang work life balance sa ireland?plano nyo na po ba jan mag retired o sa pilipinas pa din?salamat po.
Hello!!! 😊😊😊 okay naman ang work life balance dito sa Ireland - kasi 37.5 hours a week lang ang full time work hours , so 3 12 hour shifts if 12 hours ( long days) duty mo. 3 days work then 4 days off 😊 so not too bad. With regards sa pagreretire -- mejo malayo pa un eh , hehe well cross the bridge once we get there. Xmpre wla pa din tatalo sa sarili nateng bansa, mas at home. But we’ll see 😊
@@BoyetVentura salamat po sa mga info plano ko din sana mag work jan,sorry kung mdaming tanong😅uso din po ba jan sa work sa ireland yung mga groupchat tapos pag nsa bahay kana bigla ka nlng ma memention pag may mali ka🤣minsan kasi dto imbis na mag pahinga kana pag off mo ma sstress kapa.
@@mobkun1761 hehehe okay lang. wala pa ako g na experience na ganoon dito heheh sa Pinas lang ata yun mga gnyan na scenario. Hehehe.
@@BoyetVentura thank you po,sana makapag work din jan,yung kahit pano mas may peace of mind😁
@@mobkun1761 san ka nagwowork at the moment?
Makakaipon ka pa ba as a nurse para makapag pundar??
hello Lance, sa USA ba or sa Ireland yung question mo na makakaipon? I think saan ka man naroroon , you can always save, no matter how small or big your salary is - if you live below your means, or atleast within your means. :)
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