:arrow: First of all di ko pinost sa School Section ito kasi Pinas lang. Iba-iba kasi ang mga meds dito at sa ibang countries, iba-iba ang style and rules sa pagiging nurse sa pinas sa ibang countries
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2008-07-23 08:15:36
- Angeli_7
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Re: :arrow: First of all di ko pinost sa School Section ito kasi Pinas lang. Iba-iba kasi ang mga meds dito at sa ibang countries, iba-iba ang style and rules sa pagiging nurse sa pinas sa ibang countries
[quote=ducheszv]Oh. I'll be goin to San Francisco i forgot which part lol 
im choosing between Chicago and SF but i think id go SF. Angeli youre a filipina right? Where are you now? i mean are you abroad? Europe? Is it true that in Europe, they treat nurses like the lowest level in the food chain unlike in the states?[/quote]
[b]I'm a Filipina 
Sometimes i go with my dad to Europe..California is okay.. They don't require you to be a CG passer 
but it takes like forever for them to process your nclex documents especially for eligibility 
I've heard about that but i don't think that's true...I know some people just treat nurses like they're nursing aides, caregivers or even just domestic helpers 
But Filipino nurses get along with other foreign nurses in the States than in Europe..US is the best state to practice the nursing profession but really hard to get work there (so many requirements needed and there are no available immigrant visas yet, probably just working visas).. In Europe, the cost of living is really expensive there..[/b]
im choosing between Chicago and SF but i think id go SF. Angeli youre a filipina right? Where are you now? i mean are you abroad? Europe? Is it true that in Europe, they treat nurses like the lowest level in the food chain unlike in the states?[/quote]
[b]I'm a Filipina Sometimes i go with my dad to Europe..California is okay.. They don't require you to be a CG passer but it takes like forever for them to process your nclex documents especially for eligibility I've heard about that but i don't think that's true...I know some people just treat nurses like they're nursing aides, caregivers or even just domestic helpers But Filipino nurses get along with other foreign nurses in the States than in Europe..US is the best state to practice the nursing profession but really hard to get work there (so many requirements needed and there are no available immigrant visas yet, probably just working visas).. In Europe, the cost of living is really expensive there..[/b]
Last edited by Angeli_7 (2008-07-23 08:23:32)
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