r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Udmc nurse hiring

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Hi po sa mga nag pasa po ng resume sa udmc, ilan days po bago kayo natawagan?


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers A-vantage international recruitment scm

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Hello! Ive read some post on facebook na scam daw po ito for nurses bound to germany? Since wala daw po silang partner na hospital sa germany talaga so pinagback out nalang yung mga naglanguage training for 8-9 months? Any thoughts on this or any same experience with this agency po?


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

šŸ”ŽSeeking Recommendations saan kaya pwede magreklamo?

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i've been working 8 months sa as dso na nurse and na assign ako sa hc yung doctor kasi is nilagy nako for non renewal.

reklamo sakin
ang paratang sakin hindi ko daw alam magbigay ng bakuna for baby and ntp meds, at paulit ulit daw akong tanong ng tanong kung ano ha dapat ibabakuna dapat alam ko daw yan since nurse ako, nung mga 6 months nako alam kona and kabisado kona binibigay at tranaho ng hc nurse e pero kasama padin to sa IR na ginawa sakin. diba unang una dapat may proper training and isa disease surveillance officer ako. ang pinirmahan kong actual duties ko is dspat sa nag ffield

nung nagrequest kami ng appeal sa taas binaba kami sa district tapos nung patapos na sinabi lang ng head doon na more on explanation lang mangyayare for non renewal, diba pag nag appeal dapat may laban kami. pano kaya gagawin namin

ang fucked up lang kasi feel namin may power yung doctor, pero grabe kung makalagay ng for non renewal akala mo nakapatay kami kung idefend nya


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Mt carmel interview

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Hello po mga kunars! I’m a recent board passer po and got an email sa mt. carmel may mga na interview na po ba dito? ano po kaya tanungan sa interview and exam nila? totoo po ba na parang may recitation? kamusta po ang work and salary? Thank you po!!!šŸ™


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

ā“General Question / Advice clinica antipolo fresh grad nurse

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hello po nurses!

i would like to know hows the environment, trainings (if meron), and salary for new nurses. near lang po kasi samin therefore im interested in applying there. august 2026 pnle passer here!

thank you, kunars!


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

šŸ—£ Discussion / Rant Not in my Job Description

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Pa-rant lang po.

Umabsent ako today kasi NAPUNO na ko ng sobra dahil ang nasa resume ko lang AND ang sinabi lang naman nila na kasama sa Job Description ko ay STRESS TEST not STRESS ECHO, gets ko na business is business, pero low and behold gumagawa na rin ako ng Stress Echo dahil syempre pera pera din, also pinaka ayoko talaga is they don't inform me the first thing palang in the morning, since alam naman na nila yun before pa, inform lang sila sakin kung kailan PAUWI na and nandyan na yung pasyente, syempre di ko naman na matanggihan. Also nagpapa-stress test pala sila na walang supervision ng Doctor, not even forming a consent form lol. Sobrang daming mali sa clinic na yun na di ko alam bat nakalagpas sila sa DOH or baka nga di pa accredited lol.

Sabihin niyo sakin, "umalis ka na" aalis naman po talaga ako, aalis na ko dito sa PH talaga, hinihintay ko nalang ulit marebook yung ticket ko 😭. Kung di ko lang talaga kailangan ng pera haay.


r/NursesPH • • 3h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers NOV 2025, NO WORK PADIN

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yun nga walang pang work, nakaka bwist pala walang trabaho. Nakakahiya din at yung mga classmate ko forda trabaho na ako itoh kinoconsider kung mag work ba sa bedside or BPO nalang


r/NursesPH • • 4h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Our lady of Lourdes

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Hello ask ko lang if sino po dito na final interview in Our lady of Lourdes Sta. Mesa and ano pong madalas na tinatanong sa oral revalida
Thank youu


r/NursesPH • • 7h ago

šŸ’°For Sale / šŸ‘ā€šŸ—ØLooking For Hello! Pls help us look for our survey respondents

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Hello! We are Multimedia Arts students from De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde, and we are currently conducting a research entitled:

ā€œOccupational Burnout and Coping Mechanisms
Among Overseas Filipino Healthcare Workersā€

We are looking for individuals who meet all of the following criteria:

Licensed Healthcare worker

Currently or has 5 years of experience working abroad

Throughout their stay working abroad (currently or previously) was not accompanied by family members

If you meet these qualifications, we would greatly appreciate your participation in our survey.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please feel free to contact us.

https://forms.gle/2y5jP2wSSwwn34es5


r/NursesPH • • 10h ago

ā“General Question / Advice bedside while reviewing for nclex or soft nursing while reviewing for nclex? hear me out

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hi KUNARS! stuck sa dilemma and need your perspective.

nag-apply ako sa soft and bedside nursing, pero 2 callbacks pa lang natatanggap ko (both clinic area).

gusto ko sana mag-soft nursing muna for a few months para makafocus sa NCLEX review since mas light ang workload compared sa hospital.

on the other hand, dad's encouraging me to do bedside agad. Sabi nya para sa clinical experience at makaalis agad ng bansa ASAP lalo na sa lala ng ekonomiya ngayon. Dapat daw yung work ko ngayon, ticket ko na agad pa-abroad.

Ano sa tingin nyo? If you were in my shoes, ano pipiliin nyo?


r/NursesPH • • 10h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers I barely had a social life this year, but I’m USRN na, and almost an MSN-RN! What’s next?🄹

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I am about to graduate in MSN!

Cheers to another milestone this year! šŸ„‚

I’m so grateful I took the leap and pursued my Master’s while working full-time as an ER nurse. I recently defended my capstone, and my panelists even encouraged me to publish it! 🄹🄰 Kinilig akooo!

Balancing work, graduate school, NCLEX (passed it ā¤ļø)and now PTE preparation hasn’t been easy. I barely had time to go out and enjoy life, but thankfully, this journey has changed me in unexpected ways. I no longer drink alcohol, I eat healthier, and I’ve learned to cook my own meals more often since I started living in my apartment. In a way, I’ve become more intentional about how I spend my time and take care of myself.

Now, I’m wondering how I can make the most of my upcoming MSN degree.

For nurses with an MSN, what opportunities opened up for you?
Was it worth it financially and professionally? Would you recommend leadership, education, research, or working abroad?

I’d love to hear your experiences and advice. Thank you in advance!🄰


r/NursesPH • • 11h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Is it still worth it?

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Hi.I’m a female nurse ,53 & single currently employed in KSA for the past 20 years.Lately,i am thinking of trying to take NCLEX & hopefully plan to migrate to USA. I just want to ask your honest opinion if it is still worth trying @ my age?
To those who have migrated in USA @ 50’s ,how are you doing it there now?


r/NursesPH • • 12h ago

✈ Working Abroad Hired as Dialysis Nurse in US but..

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Good day,

I was hired as a dialysis nurse 3 years ago and waiting for my visa interview. To be honest, I don’t like dialysis nursing anymore. Lately, I had problems with cannulation and I got really frustrated. I already question myself. I just wonder if once I arrive in US, can I shift to other department immediately? I don’t want to be in trouble. Thanks!


r/NursesPH • • 19h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Unprimed IV Macroset During Gravity Infusion — Patient Remained Completely Asymptomatic. Any Similar Clinical Experiences?

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Hi everyone,

I came across a clinical scenario involving an IV medicine infusion where a regular gravity macroset was inadvertently used without being primed beforehand accidentally. 24G cannula as inserted in patient's vein and then attached to a dry macroset unprimed. Will the patient develop complications?

For context:

  • A 24G IV cannula was used.
  • The infusion was administered through a regular gravity drip at a moderate flow rate, without an infusion pump.
  • The patient remained completely asymptomatic throughout the infusion.
  • The infusion was completed, and the patient continued to feel completely fine afterward, with no apparent adverse reactions.

One consideration is whether the relatively small cannula and gravity-controlled flow might have limited the rate at which air entered the circulation, rather than allowing a rapid, large-volume bolus. However, the actual amount and rate of air entry are unknown.

Given that the patient remained entirely asymptomatic during and immediately after the infusion, I'm curious how nurses and other healthcare professionals would interpret this situation from a clinical standpoint.

Has anyone encountered a similar incident involving an unprimed IV line, particularly with a small-gauge cannula and gravity infusion, where the patient remained asymptomatic?

I'd be interested in hearing about similar clinical experiences, how these situations were managed, and whether any delayed complications were observed.

Thank you to anyone willing to share their experiences or insights!


r/NursesPH • • 20h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Part-time bedside nurse

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Hello! Planning po ako to relocate to Manila and would like to ask if there are hospitals that hire part-time, reliever, or per-duty bedside nurses that also issues Certificate of Employment (COE)

I’m hoping to continue gaining bedside experience while exploring other career opportunities while waiting for my PD. If you know of any hospitals or have personal experience with this kind of arrangement, I would really appreciate your recommendations. Thank you & Godbless po!