Tingnan mo nga nman patanim tanim ka jan at luto groceries etc...nakatapos ka rin kaya nman all your hardwork had been paid off road to success mia well done!❤
Now its clear for me kung anong regulation ng Nursing dyan . Well understood na and thx for the info Ms Mia i appreciate your explanation. Wala palang board exam dyan but you have to go through a lot of training assessment and all requirement to be eligible. Ang importante you are confident that you are ready to practice safely and knowlegeably. Pls hwag nmn silang mag comment na under the table because never tayong maging nurse if we dont know what we are doing kaya kau na nag comment pls dont say that kasi nurses deals with peoples lives hindi paper lang ang trabajo ng nurses. I can relate to that coz im also a retired RN here in Canada passed my License . Nag board exam din ako sa pinas which is different . Every country is different so for all your information mga di nakkalam ang trabaho ng mga Nurses ay di.madali at di biro at never allowed to work under the table thank you 😊
The registered nurses in the Philippines are the best in any part of the world for their outstanding services & dedication to their profession. In fact, Queen Elizabeth of England even commended one Pinoy nurse who never faltered in her duties during the Covid pandemic.
I took my nursing in Philippines and in UK believe me all are hard. I geaduated twice in Nursing in the Philippines and in London . Its not easy but it pays all the hardwork. By the grace of God I got First class degree honours in UK.
Nursing standards in the Philippines is the best compared to other countries. Put this in your mind filipino nurses are all Bachelor’s degree holder and for so many years in all the states of America till now we always got the highest level as the best nurses, most qualified and educated nurses in the world.❤️🙏🇵🇭🇺🇸🇨🇦
Thats why the united kingdom they choose filipino's nursing for hired for to help this country during the covid 19 because they know our standard is the best, But the problem is.....? Salary is too low! Compared to another physical job.
@@las5892NCLEX-RN is the same all over the US no matter which US state you are applying to. I took the exam in SF and passed it with just 75 questions in one attempt. And I am just an average student in the Phils. I also find the Phil.licensure exam for nurses much more difficult than the NCLEX because it deals more with the specifics like pharmacology and physiology. NCLEX questions are rooted on the hierarchy of needs so as long as you have mastered that ( and that is very easy) you can handle the exams well. But unlike the Phil exam the NCLEX is interactive. If your answer to a question (which is usually about the hierarchy of needs) is not correct then it digs deeper and asks next about the specifics like pharma and the like.
Thank you, Mia. Here in Canada, it will take 4 years to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Nursing. After graduation, you have to take the Board exam to get a license to work. They call the nurses without bachelor's degree, as Practical nurses. But, they have to take also the License exam to practice or work in a medical setting. They become Registered Practical Nurses. A nurse with a license is called a Registered Nurse or RN. Over there in U.K, every city I think or province have different regulations. We have nurses from U.K. They have to write an exam here in Canada to get their license to work. Nurses in the Philippines have a Bachelor's degree in Nursing but they have to take a refresher course to get an exam for their Canadian Nursing license. Every country have different rules in nursing. Nursing studies continues if you want to get your Bachelor's degree and Master's degree or become a Nurse Practioner like a doctor but with limitations to prescribe medications. That's a higher degree in Nursing. Good luck and take care. May God bless you always.❤
Practical nurse is license vocational nurse in US above nursing assistant the difference they able to give meds if they pass the test,LVN in California where I work don’t hire LVN anymore,more pilipina nurses pass the LVN but can’t pass the Rn license ,LVN is higher than nursing assistant
Let's all be happy for Mia... In my own opinion , nursing is nursing, you might have spent more years in the university, practice a special field of nursing area, it is nursing. Bedside nursing is hard, you need to be compassionate and conscientious, been there than that. It's not how much you earned but how much you saved... Retired at 59 years old😂 Humility is a virtue.. We need to be kind and humble and Love one another...
Merong duty din dito sa hospital sa Pinas and this is what you call Related Learning Experience. In my school we only had 1,683 hours meaning lamang kayo ng 700 hours. Pero may board exam kaya dapat ipasa from the combination of studies and clinical experience para magkaroon ng license. In my opinion kelangan din ng rigid studies bago implement ang practice otherwise magiging less effective ang practice kung walang inaral na rationale. One example, which patient are you going to prioritize in the emergency department, medyo complicated yun. If you don't know the logic of emergency, even if you are hands-on technically, you will fail to deliver the right treatment. Anyways, Congratulations!
You deserve your milestone Mia. Ive been watching your videos eversince you started as a caregiver all the way to the time you started studying and completing it. Congrats and may God bless you more!
Congratulations Mia! 🎉 Well done. You're a compassionate person, the nursing profession needs one like you! 😊❤ I'm a Canadian RN. It's going to be tough ahead, but remain in your core and it will be fulfilling. Love, Ate SHERYLL
Yes, not like in the Philippines. Even u graduated nursing already if u did not pass the board exam ur not registered nurse yet. And nursing in UK only 3 years.
yeah thats right, I am on my final year of my nursing degree in the UK, all you need to do is complete all placmeentts hours for 3 yrs and complete your profeciencies, thats all
In America. They called as Vocational Nursing Course. But they already abolished the program. Now, you have to complete the 4 year course. And take the State board. They want you to have a Bachelors Degree in which you have to complete 5 years of studies. Same thing in the Philippines.
Yes alam q pnaghirapan mo lhat Yan ksi nsubaybyan q ang student time mo at ng mgwork ka as caregiver Kya you deserve mo kung ano ka ngaun ,I understand you❤
Dito din sa Australia wala ring any board exam on so many courses, and my granddaughter is taking up nursing and she will take it for 3 years also and she is now on her 2nd year, by next year she will graduate.
After graduation they are registered nurse already,no board exam? People go to UK easy to be a nurse no board exam and you are registered nurse already
Ganyan tayo pa ayaw ayaw pero deep inside heheheheeh!!! Minsan din kasi tinetest lang din natin sila kung mag eeffort pa ba sila after sabihan na huwag na 😂 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 🎉❤ ( BELATED ) 👫🏻
Here in Australia registered nurses from Philippines even though they are already experienced they still need to undergo training for two years in the public hospitals in Australia before they can be employed as a nurse. My sister got her nursing degree here in Australia for two years because she's already had a previous degree acquired in Australia. However, there's also pilipinas studied for 4 years here in Australia but still not qualified to practice as an RN because they failed to pass a certain requirement. No board exam in Australia but not easy to qualify as an RN.
@@RizallynMadrileño FYI THERE IS NO BOARD EXAM FOR NURSES IN UK .WHAT PART NO BOARD EXAM DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND.. YOU ARE ANOTHER CLUELESS FOLLOWER. VERY SAD.
Maybe what you took there is the equivalent of “graduate nurse” here in the Phil. before..pero wala ng curriculum na ganyan ngayun sa Phil. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) na. My older sister before is a graduate nurse and she had to take 1 or 2 years more of additional units to become a BSN. Pinning and capping happens on the second year and thesis on the 4th year. You also need to complete certain hours and cases (actual deliveries and assists in maternity), surgery, neuro psychiatry, ortho., pedia, and community health.aside from classroom lessons and exams…i know coz i’m a retired nurse..hope this answers some of your questions…😊oh on top of that you need to pass the Board exam to become licensed to practice..you have 3 tries to pass the board..if after 3 tries and still fail the board,you need to go back to schooling…
Then it’s easy to be a nurse there,no board exam,,complete the qualification and boom you are registered nurse in uk,they are lucky no state board at all
Not easy at all.... you have a lot of essays, you have dissertation and OSCE to pass. Try mo nakaka nose bleed and education din dito..... I believe no education is easy to attain any where in the world. It really needs hard work.
From $10,000 to $55,680 that's the minimum range of profit return every week, I think it's not a bad one for me, now I've enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
the best pa rin ang registered nurse here in pinas. SALUTE TO ALL RN ❤️
Tingnan mo nga nman patanim tanim ka jan at luto groceries etc...nakatapos ka rin kaya nman all your hardwork had been paid off road to success mia well done!❤
Now its clear for me kung anong regulation ng Nursing dyan . Well understood na and thx for the info Ms Mia i appreciate your explanation.
Wala palang board exam dyan but you have to go through a lot of training assessment and all requirement to be eligible. Ang importante you are confident that you are ready to practice safely and knowlegeably.
Pls hwag nmn silang mag comment na under the table because never tayong maging nurse if we dont know what we are doing kaya kau na nag comment pls dont say that kasi nurses deals with peoples lives hindi paper lang ang trabajo ng nurses.
I can relate to that coz im also a retired RN here in Canada passed my License . Nag board exam din ako sa pinas which is different . Every country is different so for all your information mga di nakkalam ang trabaho ng mga Nurses ay di.madali at di biro at never allowed to work under the table thank you 😊
The registered nurses in the Philippines are the best in any part of the world for their outstanding services & dedication to their profession.
In fact, Queen Elizabeth of England even commended one Pinoy nurse who never faltered in her duties during the Covid pandemic.
I took my nursing in Philippines and in UK believe me all are hard. I geaduated twice in Nursing in the Philippines and in London . Its not easy but it pays all the hardwork. By the grace of God I got First class degree honours in UK.
Tama ka Mia pinag hirapan mo talaga ang pagiging Nurse mo dyan sa UK...Congrats❤
Nursing standards in the Philippines is the best compared to other countries. Put this in your mind filipino nurses are all Bachelor’s degree holder and for so many years in all the states of America till now we always got the highest level as the best nurses, most qualified and educated nurses in the world.❤️🙏🇵🇭🇺🇸🇨🇦
Filipinos nurses who studied in the Philippines are the best ones 😊
Thats why the united kingdom they choose filipino's nursing for hired for to help this country during the covid 19 because they know our standard is the best, But the problem is.....? Salary is too low! Compared to another physical job.
Kudos to Pilipino nurses(l’m one of those.Pasencya na kahit retired na ako but still i’m proud to be a Pilipino nurse 👍).Proud to be a PILIPINO❤❤❤.
@@ellenpadernal618that’s very true..
@@las5892NCLEX-RN is the same all over the US no matter which US state you are applying to. I took the exam in SF and passed it with just 75 questions in one attempt. And I am just an average student in the Phils. I also find the Phil.licensure exam for nurses much more difficult than the NCLEX because it deals more with the specifics like pharmacology and physiology. NCLEX questions are rooted on the hierarchy of needs so as long as you have mastered that ( and that is very easy) you can handle the exams well. But unlike the Phil exam the NCLEX is interactive. If your answer to a question (which is usually about the hierarchy of needs) is not correct then it digs deeper and asks next about the specifics like pharma and the like.
15:56 Congratulations Mia.very happy for you.Sacrifices are rewarded
Thank you, Mia. Here in Canada, it will take 4 years to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Nursing. After graduation, you have to take the Board exam to get a license to work. They call the nurses without bachelor's degree, as Practical nurses. But, they have to take also the License exam to practice or work in a medical setting. They become Registered Practical Nurses. A nurse with a license is called a Registered Nurse or RN. Over there in U.K, every city I think or province have different regulations. We have nurses from U.K. They have to write an exam here in Canada to get their license to work. Nurses in the Philippines have a Bachelor's degree in Nursing but they have to take a refresher course to get an exam for their Canadian Nursing license. Every country have different rules in nursing.
Nursing studies continues if you want to get your Bachelor's degree and Master's degree or become a Nurse Practioner like a doctor but with limitations to prescribe medications. That's a higher degree in Nursing. Good luck and take care.
May God bless you always.❤
Practical nurse is license vocational nurse in US above nursing assistant the difference they able to give meds if they pass the test,LVN in California where I work don’t hire LVN anymore,more pilipina nurses pass the LVN but can’t pass the Rn license ,LVN is higher than nursing assistant
Nurses in the Philippines are one of the best in the world
Congrats Ms mia good job❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
👏🏼 good job
Congrats Mia!!! All your hard work & determine pays off God bless you and your husband.
Congratulations after all the sacrifices you made its all worth it❤🎉🎉
Let's all be happy for Mia... In my own opinion , nursing is nursing, you might have spent more years in the university, practice a special field of nursing area, it is nursing. Bedside nursing is hard, you need to be compassionate and conscientious, been there than that. It's not how much you earned but how much you saved... Retired at 59 years old😂 Humility is a virtue.. We need to be kind and humble and Love one another...
Congrats mia🎉🥳
Congratulations on your success
Congrats Mia ❤❤❤
Merong duty din dito sa hospital sa Pinas and this is what you call Related Learning Experience. In my school we only had 1,683 hours meaning lamang kayo ng 700 hours. Pero may board exam kaya dapat ipasa from the combination of studies and clinical experience para magkaroon ng license. In my opinion kelangan din ng rigid studies bago implement ang practice otherwise magiging less effective ang practice kung walang inaral na rationale. One example, which patient are you going to prioritize in the emergency department, medyo complicated yun. If you don't know the logic of emergency, even if you are hands-on technically, you will fail to deliver the right treatment. Anyways, Congratulations!
Congrats mia,,,deserve mo yan,,silent followers nyo po ako,,cgro kaumpisa mo palang ng vlog at hanggang,,God bless
Congratulations Mia,youve done a good job.
congratulations mia for passing board in uk , god bless more on your success
Congratulations iha....❤❤❤
You deserve your milestone Mia. Ive been watching your videos eversince you started as a caregiver all the way to the time you started studying and completing it. Congrats and may God bless you more!
Congratulations Mia! 🎉 Well done. You're a compassionate person, the nursing profession needs one like you! 😊❤
I'm a Canadian RN. It's going to be tough ahead, but remain in your core and it will be fulfilling.
Love,
Ate SHERYLL
Congrats 👏👏👏
Congrats Mia❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulation mia🎉
Congrats Mia your the Best 👏👏👏
Love you John and Mia ❤️ GOD bless you both 🙏🏾💕
Happy Anniversay to you both cheers for more loving and peaceful life together❤❤❤
Congratulations mia, God bless you more n ur hubby❤❤❤
Congrats Mia😍
There is no nursing board exam in uk …after graduation and have completed the NMC requirements and become a member of NMC then you can work as a nurse
Yes, not like in the Philippines. Even u graduated nursing already if u did not pass the board exam ur not registered nurse yet. And nursing in UK only 3 years.
yeah exactly as Mia has explained.
yeah thats right, I am on my final year of my nursing degree in the UK, all you need to do is complete all placmeentts hours for 3 yrs and complete your profeciencies, thats all
In America. They called as Vocational Nursing Course.
But they already abolished the program. Now, you have to complete the 4 year course. And take the State board. They want you to have a Bachelors Degree in which you have to complete 5 years of studies.
Same thing in the Philippines.
@@chie6152yes you are right and a midwife gets higher salary than nurses
Congratulations on you're success
Congrats mam mia god bless
Congratulations Mia deserve mo po yan success mo🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations Mia!👍👍
Congratulations 👏👏👏 mia
Congrats Mia God bless you always 🙏😇👌
congrats🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Woo congrats❤❤❤
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤
Congrats ma'am Mia
Congrats Mia👏👏👏❤️
Congrats Mia you deserve it
Congratulations Mia your passing your board examination. Your very smart and pretty. God bless you and jhon
If you decide to work in USA you have to take the nursing board
Congrats 👏🎉 you make your Family proud specially your Hubby 💗
Congrats Mia.Godbless❤🙏
Hala ikw na pinaka the best na nurse sa buong mundo..grabe ka nman mka pag sbi na takot sla mag handle ng emergency. Hala ikw na pinaka marunong..
Huh? Pinanood nyo po ba ang video? Kasi wala akong maalala na sinabi ko po yon. 🤗
Well done Mia you deserved ala the success
Exactly Mia
Congrats po ingt po kyo lgi
Congratulations mia...!
Congrats.. i'm your silent viewers from palawan..
Congrats mam
Well done ❤❤❤
Mostly preceptors ang mga nagpapasa sa mga student nurses. Mga preceptors ay mga staff nurses din.
Kaya mas gusto nila ang mga nurses dito sa pinas dahil mga pasado sa board exam at bago sila makaalis dapat may experience sila
Congrats👏🏻
Congratulation miss mia Godbless
Yes alam q pnaghirapan mo lhat Yan ksi nsubaybyan q ang student time mo at ng mgwork ka as caregiver Kya you deserve mo kung ano ka ngaun ,I understand you❤
Congratulations❤
Halos naman mga Pilipino pumasa ng exam.
Congrats love🎉🎉🎉❤
good job Mia
Congratulations 🎉
Those are part of qualification only in US esp. CA the one you are explaining that’s why pilipina studied in UK can’t pass nclex in California
Hello Mia😘🥰♥️ your so blessed 🙏
Congrats po🥰🎉👏
Congrats ❤🎉🎉❤
Congrats po..❤❤❤
the best parin ang RN sa pilipinas
Go sis tnx sa sharing
Congratulations 🎈🎊🍾🎉
Dito din sa Australia wala ring any board exam on so many courses, and my granddaughter is taking up nursing and she will take it for 3 years also and she is now on her 2nd year, by next year she will graduate.
dto sa pinas 4yrs at pag ka graduate mo mag review k tas board exam na pg nka pasa yon nan my license k na
Congratulations sister
parang mas mggaling kng gnun ang mga nurses dito sa pinas..
Ilang year's natural magaling na yun sa Pinas 😅
congratulations Mia watching from hongkong hello sir John
Congratz
Congratulations
Congratulations completing your program…. So you are licensed now and registered or are you fulfilling the requirements to be registered?
They are registered nurse now
After graduation they are registered nurse already,no board exam? People go to UK easy to be a nurse no board exam and you are registered nurse already
Ganyan tayo pa ayaw ayaw pero deep inside heheheheeh!!! Minsan din kasi tinetest lang din natin sila kung mag eeffort pa ba sila after sabihan na huwag na 😂
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 🎉❤ ( BELATED ) 👫🏻
Hello Mia and John❤❤❤
wow congratulation
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Here in Australia registered nurses from Philippines even though they are already experienced they still need to undergo training for two years in the public hospitals in Australia before they can be employed as a nurse. My sister got her nursing degree here in Australia for two years because she's already had a previous degree acquired in Australia. However, there's also pilipinas studied for 4 years here in Australia but still not qualified to practice as an RN because they failed to pass a certain requirement. No board exam in Australia but not easy to qualify as an RN.
Those requirements are qualifications to take NCLEX exam in California state board exam is a must and high standard in California
Congratulation👏👏👏🙏🥰 for passing the nursing board exam you really deserve it!!!🥰🙂
@@RizallynMadrileño FYI THERE IS NO BOARD EXAM FOR NURSES IN UK .WHAT PART NO BOARD EXAM DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND.. YOU ARE ANOTHER CLUELESS FOLLOWER. VERY SAD.
@@RizallynMadrileño fyi NO BOARD EXAM IN UK … WHAT PART OF NO DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND. ANOTHER CLUELESS FOLLOWER….SAD.
They don’t have board exam after graduation registered na sila that’s weird not high standard that’s the lowest standard I imagine
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Maybe what you took there is the equivalent of “graduate nurse” here in the Phil. before..pero wala ng curriculum na ganyan ngayun sa Phil.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) na. My older sister before is a graduate nurse and she had to take 1 or 2 years more of additional units to become a BSN. Pinning and capping happens on the second year and thesis on the 4th year. You also need to complete certain hours and cases (actual deliveries and assists in maternity), surgery, neuro psychiatry, ortho., pedia, and community health.aside from classroom lessons and exams…i know coz i’m a retired nurse..hope this answers some of your questions…😊oh on top of that you need to pass the Board exam to become licensed to practice..you have 3 tries to pass the board..if after 3 tries and still fail the board,you need to go back to schooling…
💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Bachelor degree kaba or B.S.N graduate ka diyan sa U.K.
Then it’s easy to be a nurse there,no board exam,,complete the qualification and boom you are registered nurse in uk,they are lucky no state board at all
Not easy at all.... you have a lot of essays, you have dissertation and OSCE to pass. Try mo nakaka nose bleed and education din dito..... I believe no education is easy to attain any where in the world. It really needs hard work.
Do you have a nursing license before you start working at a hospital?
👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🎉
I dont think John trust you enough to drive his Range Rover 😅
From $10,000 to $55,680 that's the minimum range of profit return every week, I think it's not a bad one for me, now I've enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Is this for real? $10,000- $55,680 profit every week salary?
True diri pod sa Spain plus the language pa more mahirap
Walang under the table dito sa UK when it comes to become a nurse sa aton lang talaga yan. Cguro