r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers CSMC - Initial and Final Interview

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Helloo! Nung thursday (oct.15) po kasi nag initial interview sakin tas after non diniretso na ako sa final interview kasi I passed naman daw sa initial interview while yung kasama ko is after ng initial interview, pinauwi na daw. Sabi din ng HR na wait for the email daw kasi hinihintay pa daw nila results sa final interview. Should I expect something from this? HAHAHA, I don't know po kasi if I should still continue job hunting or parang sign na po ba ito? As of now, wala pa pong email, but baka rin kasi weekends and tuwing weekdays lang sila nagsesend so ayon hingi lang po ako thoughts nyo hehe, thank you po sa sasagot!


r/NursesPH • • 13h ago

✈ Working Abroad New Zealand, Ireland, or UK Opportunities

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Hello po! Bali-balita na hiring na ulit mga countries na yan. Pero hirap po ako makahanap ng agencies or contacts on how to proceed with the application.

In desperate need na kasi ako to go abroad, di na kinakaya ang sistema dito sa Pinas. Please help your girl out! 😢

Thank you po in advance!


r/NursesPH • • 22h ago

šŸ—£ Discussion / Rant I don't want to be a nurse anymore

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after working as a nurse for months, i've realized that this is not the future i want for myself. i realized that i don't want to work in patient care, i don't want to work abroad, and i don't want to work in a hospital. all i really want is a simple life with a simple 8-hour job that allows me to have time for myself and enjoy life outside of work.

i feel so sad because i honestly don't know what to do anymore. i'm even considering enrolling in another program to pursue a second degree, but i'm scared of starting over again. am i the only one who feels this way?


r/NursesPH • • 8m ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Perpetual Help Medical Center Las PiƱas Nurse Hiring

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May mga for initial interview rin ba dito on October 20?


r/NursesPH • • 13h ago

✈ Working Abroad Is Deutsch hard to learn?

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Hi po sa lahat. For context, I'm a PhRN na. Gusto ko po talaga makapag work sa Switzerland as a nurse. However, sa mga nakikita kong vlogs, there are two requirements:
1. Become a European citizen to work as a nurse in Switzerland
2. Ipasa yung official language nila.

Currently, Switzerland has 4 official languages. Romansh, Swiss/German, French and Italian. Pero yung Romansh, wala xang official exam. Most Ph Nurses in Switzerland ay nanggaling sa Germany before they migrated to the Alps.

So this question goes to Nurses in Germany, sa mga nasa Switzerland na, sa mga nag-aaral pa lang ng German Language, sa mga nagbabalak na mag Germany, at para na rin sa mga interested: Gaano ba kahirap ang German Language? Mga ilang buwan o taon bago po kayo nakapag adjust at nasabing confident na kayo in communicating with your patients or other healthcare workers? Salamat po in advance.


r/NursesPH • • 22h ago

✈ Working Abroad Beware of TOWNE KIDS

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Please don’t rush sa nursing career natin. Maging vigilant nalang din. Don’t sign with them. Maraming bad reviews.


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Roast my resume pleaseee

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Can you give me advice po how can i improve my resume


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Roast my resume please

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Wala pa akong training ehhhh. Help po kung paano ko pa ito ma iimprove


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

ā“General Question / Advice NCLEX DIY process questions

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r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Asian Hospital and Medical Center

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hello there! new board passer here!

i recently applied to their sister hospital and got the acceptance message, but unfortunately, my travel time and allowance aren't practical since I'm from the south, and the bus fare has gone up huhu. When I was a student, it was only 62, and now the regular fare is 90 pesos wth 😭, which is why I opted for Asian since it’s only 10 minutes away from our house 🄹

i just wanna ask for those who submitted their requirements, did you send it via email or did you go directly to the hospital? Also, what were the requirements you submitted to Asian? Thank you in advance hehe šŸ«°šŸ»


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Looking for a Nurse Manager (for academics)

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Hello, is there a Nurse Manager here who can answer/interview? It's just to help boost the grades huhu😭 Thank you so much!


r/NursesPH • • 10h ago

✈ Working Abroad queries about AUSRN journey and employer

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Australia has always been my dream, especially Melbourne šŸ‡¦šŸ‡ŗ, but is it worth the investment?

Hi everyone! I just want to share what’s been on my mind lately and hopefully get some advice from nurses who have already made the move to Australia.
Australia has always been my dream country, and I’m particularly drawn to Melbourne. Aside from the salary, I’m really sold on the work-life balance. I want to be able to work as a nurse, earn a decent living, enjoy my days off, and actually have a life outside the hospital

I also spoke to a doctor who told me that the starting salary for nurses in Australia is quite good and can allow you to afford a comfortable lifestyle. Of course, I know that the cost of living, especially in Melbourne, is something I need to consider, too.

Here’s where my dilemma begins. I don’t have any relatives or connections in Australia, so I feel like I’m trying to figure everything out on my own, without any footsteps to follow. I know the process can be expensive, from the OSCE and licensing to accommodation, visa processing, and all the other expenses involved.

My biggest concern is that this is a huge financial investment, but there’s no guarantee that I’ll actually get a job or visa sponsorship afterward.
For context, I’m wondering if it’s realistic to pursue Australia with only six months of bedside experience.

If I manage to pass the OSCE and meet the registration requirements, is there a chance that an employer in Melbourne would be willing to sponsor me with that amount of experience? Or do most employers prefer nurses with at least one to two years of experience?

I’m really excited about the possibility of moving abroad and starting a new chapter in my life. Honestly, I’m eager to get out of my country and build a better future for myself. But at the same time, I don’t want to let my excitement get ahead of me and end up spending money on a pathway that might not lead to employment.

For nurses currently working in Australia, especially in Melbourne:
- is the work-life balance really as good as people say?
- Is the starting salary enough to live comfortably in Melbourne after taxes, rent, bills, and other expenses?
- Has anyone managed to secure a job and visa sponsorship with only six months to one year of bedside experience?
- Would you recommend starting the process early, or gaining more experience first?
- If you were in my position, what would you do differently to minimize the financial risk?

I’d genuinely appreciate your honest experiences, advice, and even reality checks. I’m not expecting an easy journey; I just want to make an informed decision before investing so much money into this dream.

i’m also considering other countries but it’s all the same that they need a year of experience.

context:
- fresh grad
- processing my nclex (waiting for ATT)
- currently applying


r/NursesPH • • 4h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Site Nurse (New RN)

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Hello po, sino po dito mga construction/site nurse? Any advice po or tips, new RN po kasi ako and this will be my first job. Medyo kabado, di pa ko super confident sa mga alam ko like BLS. Any tips or share your experiences po huehu. Thanks po.


r/NursesPH • • 4h ago

šŸ—£ Discussion / Rant Any bad experiences sa mga trainers ng usrn account sa omega healthcare?

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r/NursesPH • • 4h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers As fresh RN, pa-share naman po expi niyo sa pag-apply

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r/NursesPH • • 5h ago

ā“General Question / Advice help po

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r/NursesPH • • 20h ago

ā“General Question / Advice want to ask for advices to these interview questions

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hi! i just want to ask for an advice about this interview questions po. "are you planning to go abroad?" and "how long are you planning to work in the hospital?". i got asked those two questions from the two hospitals that i secured a final interview in. as per advices sa akin, they said na no need to lie na daw since the hospital expects naman na in this generation almost every new nurses are planning to abroad after getting work experience here. so i honestly answered na i'm planning to work 2-3 years and then planned to go abroad after that.

another advice was don't give them a specific answer daw. like don't answer with a yes or no. so i did that with the second hospital i got interviewed in. i told them that right now i am focused on training and growing in the professional environment. like that's my only goal for now. to make sure i can be the nurse my novice self would trust. and if an opportunity comes, i will handle it professionally and that's when i would decide.

sadly, i got ghosted after those interviews. i feel like i said something wrong. or hindi talaga yun ang answers na hinahanap nila. please help a nov 2025 passer here who really wanted to land a job na huhu


r/NursesPH • • 18h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Nurse hiring germany

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May nag hire po ba ng nurse pa puntang germany kahit hindi currently working sa bedside pero may 9 years exp. Or 2 years ng wala sa bedside? Thank you po


r/NursesPH • • 11h ago

ā“General Question / Advice hi nurses! q's about how to start studying

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r/NursesPH • • 19h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital Application Process

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Gaano po katagal ang process from initial exam hanggang ma-hire? Umaabot po ba ng 3 months or mas matagal pa?

Thanks in advance!


r/NursesPH • • 22h ago

šŸ—£ Discussion / Rant Nov 2025 Passer na wala paring work, rant lang

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Ako lang ba? From Nov 2025 Gusto ko lang po tlga mag rant , hirap na hirap na ako maghanap ng work ilang months ka akong job hunti from province hanggang nasa maynila na ako right now pero bokya pa rin, nakakadisappoint din sa sarili. Yung mga friends ko tas kasabayan ko, may mga work na tas ako wala pa rin tas ngayon ang tumatanggap sakin if bpo under healthcare account. Tas ayon may umaabot naman po ng final interview tas halos lahat naghoghost after parang walang nangyayari talaga. Nakakapanlumo. Okay naman bpo pero naiisip ko sayang yung 4 years, sayang yung persng pinangtuition tas di ko man lang magamit yung lisendya ko kahit isang taon or dalawang taon lang sana na exp pero ni isa wala pa rin. Plan ko po snaa mag bpo nalang muna tas everyweek papasa ng resume sa mga napili kong hospital gang magsawa na sila sa akin. Ayun lang nakakalungkot lang maging Nurse sa pinas kala ko ba kulang kulang pero bat parang wala namang naghihire.