Medical Board Topnotcher namasukang nurse sa US!

[boybi]

yung mga doctor naman sa mga mas mahihirap na countries naman ang magaapply dito ng nurse :bwahaha:

[kuroy]

kaya nga maganda ang maging nurse/mahirap na masarap...kung alam ko lang nag nursing na lang sana ako noon.

[nicolodeon]

A lot of doctors I know have migrated to either Europe or North America to become nurses. Almost of them are graduates if known and respected medical schools. They had a good practice here, but apparently it is not good as becoming a nurse in the U.S., Canada or the UK. As my cousin, who is a doctor but became a nurse in the US, told me before he left: "It's all about the money, baby". Factor in economical stability and the probability of good schools, the temptation would really be hard to resist.

[jedi]

its a matter of choice talaga sa pagharap natin sa buhay buhay...

kung pipiliin dito mabuhay sa pinas, you'll sacrifice your chances of making it big abroad... pero kung may abilidad ka para umasenso dito its good///

kung abroad naman, sakripisyo din, kasi di mo makakasama mga mahal mo sa buhay, mga tropa, kainuman, kaberks, kapitbahay etc... pero malaki chances na umasenso...

sa mga taong nagpost dito ng kanilang mga opinion regarding sa mga decisions nila... i am sure isa lang lagi nilang iniisip... lalo na yung mga bagong Bayani mga OFWs... yung kapakanan at future ng family nila. I am also sure na ayaw nilang makaranas ng sobrang hirap ang magiging anak nila. kaya saludo po ako sa inyo...

sa mga nandito sa Pinas at patuloy na nakikipagsapalaran sa buhay... saludo din po ako sa inyo... maybe some of you guys are already qualified to migrate, pero andito pa din kayo... taking chances... and YES we are all taing chances here... ang buhay eh very risky... kung ano ang decisions mo ngayon, for sure it will affect your future.

for me kasi... hanggat may chances ako nakikita dito sa pinas para umasenso... i will still stay here. i still love what i am doing... di man kumikita ng malaki, kahit paano nakakasave din kahit konti. nasa akin na lang siguro kung kailan ko sasabihin sa sarili ko na wala na akong pagasa dito sa pinas.

this is a very nice topic indeed... basta in every decisions we make... tayo tayo na lang nakakaalam nuon... no one has the rights to tell us na mali decision natin... maging maganda man o pangit kalalabasan nito... we should always be proud dahal nagRISK tayo to take those chances...

how i wish dumating ang time na matauhan na ang nasa gobyerno... at maging maayos na ulit ang takbo ng Pinakamamahal nating Pilipinas

[Tacoma_34]

sus pre pag naka punta ka lang america di ka na babalik. Napaka ganda pre.. ECE ako pero tech lang ako sa telecom company sa US pero who cares

[jedi]

gaya ng nasabi ko,,, its a matter of choice, it is my choice to stay here muna... madami akong ayaw iwanan... im also an ECE and currently doing IT related stuff, we have more than 20 websites to manage including Tsikot, mawawalan ako ng oras to manage this sites pag andyan na ako sa US... this is my passion... dito ako masaya... i am still earning a living... mataas din pangarap ko pero mas matimbang pa din sakin ang magstay dito sa pilipinas.

[GlennSter]

kaniya kaniyang trip lang yan mga chong...diskarte, ba!

[imprezawrxsti]

Nars din po ako dito sa NY ,before I came here I'd been applying even for a volunteer service but with no luck. I guess this Dr Jacinto is really talented guy. Now, how he can take an order form one stupid nurse supervisor? I read an article here in a filipino reporter in NY regarding 2 filipino nurse-doctor who was deported because they are not doing their job as a nurse bagkus nagbibigay sila ng opinion as a doctor...Well it's not all about money...
and it's really pathetic. The government should do something about it. Dapat iretain nila yong mga magagaling at all cost!!!! Like my friend here who was a UP grad ( economics) cum laude pati, and I was like , what are you doing here? Dapat kinuha sya ng government as one of their " thinker" you know what i mean...

[flakez]

ung tito ko saka ung asawa niya. parehong board topnotcher ng chemistry and chemical engineering. ngayon nag-aaral ulit, nag nunursing.

[Renelmac]

One of the biggest chunks of our reserves comes from the dollar remittances of OFW's, for some people they may be doing "dirty jobs" abroad but the cold reality is that they are the people keeping our economy alive with their remitances. yung inflow ng dollars nila is comparable already sa mga foreign direct investment dito. Taxes ba kamo? yung transaction cost palang ng remittance nila mas malaki na sa binabayad na tax ng ilang mga gag*ng companya dito eh. Some people think madali lang buhay abroad, but in some cases it even worse, but its the pay that makes it bearable, atleast buhay pamilya mo.

[doublea]

I worked as an OFW for four years and earned 4 to 5 times of what you can get here. I already have a working Visa sa US wayback on 2000 but I did not grab it. And already working locally for 4 years.

Kaya lang kapag nasa labas ka na, minsan mag-iisip ka why is this country ang nakikinabang ng galing mo and why not rather do it for your own country. Earning millions abroad is worthless kung hindi mo nakakasama at makikitang lumalaki ang mga anak mo. Some OFW are successful financially pero kung mapabayaan mo naman pamilya mo, I rather have a simple life.

Sabi nila, they go abroad because this country is hopeless, who else will? There still no place like home.

[Macky]

Wala namang masamang mag-trabaho abroad lalo't kapakanan ng pamilya mo ang nasa-isip mo. Basta ba wag mo lang bibigyan ng kahihiyan ang Pilipinas.... come to think of it, sana kahit saan tayo nandoon (kasama na ang PILIPINAS) isipin nating huwag bigyan ng kahihiyan ang PILIPINAS.

Ang hindi ko matanggap ay yung mga taong hindi man lang nagdadalawang isip para palitan ang citizenship nila. I mean, bakit napakadali sa ating mga Pinoy na i-denounce ang pagiging Filipino citizens natin kapalit ng, let us say, pagiging American citizen? Sino ka kung wala kang sariling bayan? Sino at nasaan na ngayon ang iginagapang mong PAMILYA kung walang Pilipinas? OT na yata, hehehe.

Binasa ko ulit itong thread na to at talaga namang punung-puno ng magagandang punto ang magkabilang panig. Nice read!!!

[Rediesel]

reason for being a U.S. citizen ?

well I could think of one, being a permanent resident you can't work for the federal government, unless you acquire US citizenship first.

why work for the gov? simple better benefits and retirement is secured coz of state pension. (tho you should still invest in IRA's, mutual funds and real estate). plus when worse comes to worst citizen ka ng US hindi permanent resident walang reason na patalsikin ka.

when the time comes I will apply for a citizenship, no regrets, all my bros are already here no reason for me to stay in the Phil (what for?).

[the josh]

9-10 yrs. din akong nagwork sa isang gov't hospital bilang nars dyan sa atin,nung binata ako ok lang, pero nung nagkapamilya't nagkaanak ay medyo mahirap na lalo na pataas nang pataas ang bilihin, gasolina, at krimen. Almost 3 yrs. na kmi dito sa NZ with my family at so far no regrets nman. Nurse supervisor/case manager na din ako dito after 1year lang, at least ay inaappreciate nila ang abilities natin. Mga ilang dahilan ng aking pag-alis:
1)15Tpesos/mo.compared to 120-150T/mo.
2)80 mil.Phil.population compared to 4mil.NZ pop.(less people means less patients
3)clean air and beautiful scenery
4)nuclear free
5)nice weather!(alang pawis at libag he he)
6)cost of living is proportion to income
7)almost 0 crime rate (usually petty crimes by teen-agers)
8)provide my daughter a safe and beautiful environment to live in
But I still want to spend my retirement years back home, no place like home!

[cyberdoc95]

Unless the government can finally say it is safe to live in the Philippines, then thats the time I'm coming home to live in PI!Its one thing when its difficult to earn money, but in my town in DAVAO, peace and order is another thing.

If you really think about it, if peace and order is not maintained, economic aspect will always be difficult. That's why, even though doctors have enough income in the Philippines, they still opt to move out of the country to finally live a peaceful, new life which is away from all the misery. To work somewherelse where compensation is tenfold and work with great pride and respect that sees great dignity of human life for a pursuit of ultimate happiness while we still can!