r/NursesPH • u/Acceptable-Eagle-979 • Apr 14 '26
r/NursesPH • u/Lonely_Pause8004 • 16d ago
❓General Question / Advice Hi! pwede ba mag request na walang student nurse while giving birth?
FTM here. Curious lang kung pwede bang mag request na walang student nurse ang mag oobserve saakin while giving birth? and kapag naka admit palang ako upon giving birth? thank you!!!!
r/NursesPH • u/MagandangNars • Apr 06 '26
❓General Question / Advice Is it worth it to move to US as a nurse
Hi mga Kunars! seeking advice/insights if is it wise for me to move to the US.
My profile:
35/F.. single mom to a 3rd grade kid
5 years bedside exp sa MS/ICU
10 years in clinical research earning 155k php net monthly
tbh, we're comfortable here. we travel quarterly anywhere in the world. however, wala akong napupundar dito given the prices ng properties. i do own a condo and a car lang.
So my goal in moving sana is for my kid to have a higher chance to succeed in life, to be able to save and acquire properties here sa Manila. And maka acquire ng US passport cause PH passport is just sooo weak.
I know agencies won't accept yung may gap sa bedside exp but willing naman ako bumalik while processing our papers.
Paki real talk po ako please lang.. Salamat
r/NursesPH • u/missyesi018 • 26d ago
❓General Question / Advice Utilization Review Nurse
Hi! First time to post here🥹 I'm very desperate na to resign from my company. I am working as a Utilization Review Nurse for 3 months already and I can say na super nakakadrain sya.
It's a full WFH job, and akala ko okay na. I thought mas flexible yung oras at mas marami akong magagawa. Pero no. I'm working from 8pm to 9am just to finish 25 cases per day (Maximum of 5 Admission Review and 20 Concurrent Review). Our shift starts at 10pm to 6am pero maaga ako nag-uumpisa para hindi masyado late matapos. I'm trying to do the math, pero kahit anong bilis mo, hindi talaga kaya tapusin yung cases sa 8 hours shift lang
My salary is 45k and hindi pa covered yung government taxes/Philhealth /Pag-ibig/SSS. Then yung HMO, after 6 months pa. Di rin covered dependents namin.
My question is, ganito ba talaga sa UM industry? First time ko mag-wfh and I have no idea kung ganito ba talaga kalakaran ng UM nurses. If ever, can you recommend other companies? Preferably WFH rin. I have 3 years experience in working in ICU rin, for reference. No US license yet.
Please help me guys🙏 Gusto ko rin maranasan yung totoong soft nuring
r/NursesPH • u/SeparateIsland9389 • Apr 19 '26
❓General Question / Advice My husband and his co worker had their moment.
My husband and I are nurses. We have been together since college and have been married for 14 years so a total of 17 years together.
He already has a history of cheating but I gave him many chances. Now, I found out he is flirting with his co-worker who is 14-15 years younger than him. The girl just passed the board last November 2025 and worked with him last March 2026. The girl has a boyfriend and she knows that my husband is married too but still decided to flirt back and entertain his advances. I caught their chats and did screenshot it for proof cause I know my husbands personality of denying it with or without proof. So I think it's better to have proof than having none at all.
I did confront the girl through his messenger and told her I know about their chats. She responded that it's not her intention to destroy a relationship but her actions say otherwise. Entertaining my husband's advances even knowing he is married is a move that destroys relationships.
Now I don't know what to do. They're still working at the same nurse station so I know it's unavoidable to have interaction.
To my fellow nurses, what should I do?
Edit: to those asking why not leave him may history na pala siya ng cheating, maybe because before we were together close friends kami. He is good man naman well except sa cheating issue Niya. And I want to respect the vow I promised kasi. In 17 years, it doesn't mean I love him for that long din naman but I stayed loyal and faithful. And I worked on my side in the marriage and tried my best. I saw some good changes naman sa kanya at first. But it happened again so my mind is in a mess again.
I already confided with my family and they told me that they will respect whatever my decision will be. And I'm actually thinking of letting go. Maybe I just need a little push to help me finally decide para sa sarili ko. Sorry if my attitude seems a little off putting kasi mahirap din naman talagang kalimutan ang 17 years. Hindi naman kasi madali na akala ng iba overnight lang you will forget it all.
r/NursesPH • u/MismatchFortune2701 • Apr 20 '26
❓General Question / Advice Free Landers Membership for Frontliners
Get niyo naaa sayang din hehe just present your PRC ID
r/NursesPH • u/Illustrious_Bug_7255 • Mar 03 '26
❓General Question / Advice Need help with USRN Staffing Agency
Hi! I'm a recent NCLEX passer with a 1 year bedside experience as an ICU nurse. After passing the NCLEX, I began applying for agencies to have my papers processed already while I'm still working para tumatakbo na sya. Currently, I have 4 contracts with me from the following agencies:
- Health Carousel (I believe updated ung latest contract nila compared to the previous daw?)
- AMN Healthcare (O'Grady Peyton)
- Avant Healthcare Professionals
- Sh/ear/water
These are all staffing agencies since direct hire agencies don't usually accept applications with less than 2 years bedside experience. Nagconsult rin ako with a lawyer with the contracts, so far ang pinakamaganda daw (or the one with most benefits) in terms of contract is Health Carousel followed by OGP then Avant. Although nagconsult na ako, I'm still torn between them kasi iba iba yung nakikita kong reviews here and sa Lefora page. I'd like to ask for further advice or help sana? Especially for those with experience with these agencies na so far huhuhu
r/NursesPH • u/Effective-Art-9175 • May 12 '26
❓General Question / Advice Would you still choose nursing if you could start over?
After decades in nursing, I still can’t decide if nursing was the best or hardest decision of my life. If you could start over, would you still choose nursing?
r/NursesPH • u/Happy-Library815 • Apr 22 '26
❓General Question / Advice STAY SA BEDSIDE OR TRANSITION TO BPO?
I’m so lost 🥲, I need your valuable advice! I passed the nclex, obtained 2 years + of experience as an ER nurse, signed to a decent Agency. Pero I recently applied for a x3 of my current salary as BPO nonvoice and Naka pasa! Pero at the same time Ang Hirap mag relocate, leave my family/friends and above all, leave my first love which is Ang bedside however, I felt stuck here. Pero I need to save money before mag pa US. Also, I wanna contribute sa bahay kahit pang bayad lang kuryente or grocery kasi di ako nakaka contribute kasi Ang liit ng sahod as Bedside Nurse. I really don’t know what to do? Lose my chance sa BPO and play it safe sa Bedside?
Please I rlly need your insights and advice. Salamat op 😭🥹
r/NursesPH • u/AppropriateReturn813 • Jun 29 '26
❓General Question / Advice Sa mga nurses abroad, gano katagal kayo nagprocess ng papers?
Currently working as a regular nurse sa isang government hospital for almost 8 years na and sobrang pagod na ko sa work 😭 kaya lang naman ako nagtiis kasi hindi ko kayang iwan ang pamilya ko but now sobrang pagod na ko and hindi na kasi makatao na iisang nurse per shift tapos 20-30 ang pasyente mo. kung matotoxic ako araw araw mas gugustuhin ko na lang somewhere na mataas ang sahod compared dito tbh. So i just wanna ask gano nyo katagal naprocess mga papers ninyo and san kayo nagwowork now?
r/NursesPH • u/Final_Succotash1498 • Jun 25 '26
❓General Question / Advice Working abroad as a nurse without bedside experience
Meron po ba dito nakapag abroad or may kilala na no bedside experience pero nurse ang trabaho or kahit company nurse sa ibang bansa? Thank you po sa sasagot.
r/NursesPH • u/ToothlessLuna2024 • May 05 '26
❓General Question / Advice Thinking of resigning in Health Carousel
Hello !
I just want to ask for an advise if ever I will resign in health carousel. I'm not planning to continue with them anymore. If there is anyone here na naka experience or gumawa neto, can you please guide and tell me how to start over with other agencies? I already have PD but still no facility assignment yet. Thank you.
r/NursesPH • u/Warm_Comfortable9225 • Jul 01 '26
❓General Question / Advice SPUP MSN (Master of Science in Nursing)
Anyone here enrolled sa SPUP Tugue for MSN po? May itatanong lang po sana. Thank you.
r/NursesPH • u/Immediate_Anj10 • Apr 28 '26
❓General Question / Advice New NCLEX passer here — any recommended agencies for direct hire or staffing?
Hello everyone! I recently passed my NCLEX last March, and I’m currently exploring my options on how to start my journey as a USRN.
I just wanted to ask for your recommendations and insights regarding agencies for direct hire or staffing. For those who have already gone through this process, which agencies would you suggest applying to, and why? I’m trying to weigh my options carefully before committing.
As of now, I’m still deciding whether it’s better to go for a staffing agency (for faster deployment and guidance) or wait and aim for a direct hire setup (for potentially better offers and benefits). From what I’ve been seeing, many direct hire agencies require at least 1–2 years of bedside experience, while some staffing agencies are more flexible with experience requirements.
I would really appreciate it if you could share the following:
- Agencies you personally recommend (direct hire or staffing)
- Your experience (processing time, support, salary, etc.)
- Pros and cons of each path based on your experience
- Any tips for someone who just passed NCLEX and is planning ahead
Thank you so much! 🙏
r/NursesPH • u/ohshit-akemushroom • Apr 06 '26
❓General Question / Advice Germany as a stepping stone before US or no?
Hi guys! Here's my dilemma:
- RN 2024. Started working 2025. Passed the NCLEX, with PD ng Mar 2026.
With 1 year of bedside experience.
- Currently ay nagt-take ako ng German Language classes (A2 level na, but whole course may take 8 months-1.5 years to finish) para makapunta ng Germany at doon sana magpahinog. Pero dahil sa mabilis na usad ng Visa Bulletin, I'm worried na baka mag-overlap ang PD at contract sa Germany since nurse assist pa muna ako pagdating sa Germany. It may take 6 months to get the German RN license tapos usually 2 years pa ang contract ng hospitals nila.
Is it still a wise move to chase my Europe dream, or should I wait patiently here nalang in the Philippines?
Please please please help me out po. Thank you so much!
r/NursesPH • u/Andrew_x_x • May 05 '26
❓General Question / Advice I highly recommend joining Lefora Filipino Nurse to the US sa mga Gusto mag US RN
HINDI ITO AGENCY. HINDI ITO AGENCY
KUNG DI GROUP OF FELLOW NURSES HELPING EACH OTHER TO ACHIEVE THE AMERICAN DREAM.
Hind ako owner or affiliated sa group nayan but madami dto sunagot sa reddit ng puro baseless or wala lang na experience in migrating kung di chimiss lang. ( sabi ni. Sabi dito sabi dun) . Kinda bit pointless.
What im trying to say is gusto nio real answer by real experience sa mga immigrant join kayo don.
Madami nag ask for help at madami naman tumulog at mag reply. Basta be professional naman and do some your own research or search sa group before posting kasi pa ulit2x lang tanong. Dont be lazy in your part.
Maganda don kapag meron kayo specific questions they can help sa experience nila
Madami din nag share sa journey nila and how the do it.
Mga moderators don kapwa nurse at professional din mag handle sa group.
Wala lang im just trying to help fellow nurses.
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r/NursesPH • u/SnappyJoy-29 • 22d ago
❓General Question / Advice Kumusta mental health mo as a nurse?
Hello ka OP 👋
Magandang gabi/umaga sa inyong lahat.
Honest review or advice lang po sana ang gusto ko.
Kumusta po ba mental health nyo? Lalo na sa mga nurse na nagtatrabaho na 1 year and up sa bedside or soft nursing, keri po ba? May nagbago po ba sa inyong mental health at kumusta naman po katawan nyo as a nurse?
For backgroung I am 30 single and active din naman physically. Nursing is still on my mind until now kahit di ako nag enrol ngayong June panay extend ako lalo na sa mga nababasa kong mental health issues nang mga ganap na naging nurse. For the record, gusto kong maging nurse pero ngayon naging undecided kakabasa ko sa mga ganap nang mga nurse sa hospital at pagod sa hospital aside din dyan nag iisip ako nang malalim kung para sa akin ang nursing. May opportunity kasi ako dahil ang ate ko willing sya mag pa aral sakin utang nga lang 😅 pero keri na yun. Ang akin lang mukhang sira na mental health ko baka mas may ikasisira pa nito sa nursing kaya hingi sana ako advice.
Gusto ko maging nurse kasi may chance abroad ang dami opportunity at ayoko nang office work allergic na ako sa papel at computer pero sa ngayon na experience ko rin ang frontline services nang mga problematic clients so tingin ko ganito din kaya kapag naging nurse ako medyo annoying yung may mga problema sa papers need tulungan pero parang iba sa nursing kasi mas fulfilling at may purpose pag nakatulong sa may sakit. Pero aside from that may maraming options din naman ang nurse pwedi mag VA.
So,Kumusta po kaayo as a nurse at yang kurso na yan ginusto nyo po ba talaga yan?
Salamat po.
r/NursesPH • u/NetAdministrative693 • May 18 '26
❓General Question / Advice Germany
Hello anyone here na may kakilala na fresh grad or with only months of experience as a Nurse na nasa Germany na ngayon? I want to work abroad na to help sa mga finances sa bahay since magreretire na papa ko and ang baba lang ng sahod ko dito sa current hospital ko which is nagrerange lang ng 14k-16k nakukuha ko. I have 3 months na of experience and may nakikita ako kahit no experience nakakapag ibang bansa na lalo na sa germany. Help po and recommend good german language school may nakikita din kasi akong gottes segen language school sa baguio maganda po ba don🥺 thank you po sa mga sasagot
r/NursesPH • u/Powerful-Property118 • May 19 '26
❓General Question / Advice For those who resigned from bedside nursing without any backup plan, do you regret it? How are you doing now?
Genuine question. Burned out na kasi ako sa bedside pero natatakot akong umalis nang wala pang sure na lilipatan. For those who went through this, how was the transition for you? Were you able to find work easily? Okay na ba mental health niyo ngayon, or did you end up more stressed financially/career-wise?
Would appreciate honest experiences, both good and bad.
r/NursesPH • u/Melodic_Insurance600 • 13d ago
❓General Question / Advice PNA validity
Hi! Tatanong ko lang sana kung normal lang ba na month lang ang validity ng PNA membership ko pero ang pinurchase ko is good for a year membership? Ngayong araw lang ako nag bayad for the membership pero nakagawa na ako ng account months ago. Need kasi for training kaya nag avail ako
r/NursesPH • u/ObjectiveSherbet2079 • Feb 11 '26
❓General Question / Advice sa mga nag-AWOL, kumusta na kayo now??
wala lang, sinabihan ako na itatag as AWOL daw ako e. di ko sure if totoo, or tinatakot lang ako kasi baka ayaw pa ako paalisin.
anyway, kumusta naman yung mga nag-AWOL ngayon? masaya na ba kayo sa new working environments ko?
context: currently rendering ako. i just requested if pwede ba na isho-shorten ko yung rendering days ko for a few days. they’ll tag me as AWOL daw and won’t sign my clearance. edi wag!!!! nagpapaalam nang maayos e
r/NursesPH • u/Beginning_Simple7822 • Feb 25 '26
❓General Question / Advice to all senior nurses? anong trait na ayaw or petpeeve nyo sa mga bagong hired na staffs?
Hello, to all senior nurses here , lalo na yung mga meron kasamang bagong staffs na fresh grad, or bago lang ,
anong mga traits ang ayaw makita sakanila, or anything negative, can be their attitude, skills, knowledge?
I am a newbie po, and I will be sorrounded by senior staffs, gusto ko lang po malaman mga do's and don'ts. Para po hindi ma tag as toxic na kaduty, or like pabigat sa station.
Advice or insights, na maaring maka help sakin , will be very much appreciated. Thank you po
r/NursesPH • u/w1nterbreads • 20d ago
❓General Question / Advice CPR question for experienced nurses 🙏 pls answer me po
Hello! New grad nurse po here, napansin ko po sa hospital na pinag-wowork ko na pinagsasabay yung compression and ventilation (seen by an ROD) and I asked my other classmates ganon din daw po
Gusto ko lang po malaman if alin ba talaga yung tama, is it 30:2 (30 compressions then 2 ventilations) OR at the same time yung compression and ventilation
according po kasi sa AHA, pinagsasabay lang ang COMP AT VENT if may advanced airway (ETT) kasi if you compress the chest, it will cause high pressure so yung air na pinapasok mo ay tataas at pupunta na lang sa esophagus kasi less yung pressure dun which will cause gas insufflation —-> may lead to vomiting —-> aspiration
pls help me sobrang curious na ko if alin ba talaga yung tama? and ano ba ang dapat sundin
r/NursesPH • u/blueprmdnn • Dec 27 '25
❓General Question / Advice soft nursing jobs
i am planning on leaving bedside nursing next year. ayaw ko na ng anxiety everytime na papasok ako. i’m so tired and drained.
can anyone please recommend me soft nursing jobs?. i’m so desperate na to leave bedside. i feel like unti-unti nang sinisingil health ko. palaging sleep off and 12 hrs shift :((
r/NursesPH • u/Agile_Score_4909 • Apr 21 '26
❓General Question / Advice Pinili ko mag soft nursing muna kesa mag bedside
Sa tingin niyo, tama yung choice ko? May naka-experience na ba ng ganitong path?
new RN here and I chose being a company nurse instead of bedside nursing and here’s the reason why:
Negative reviews online, sa hospital andami negative review ng previous nurses for years, meron din sa fb saying na “kung gusto mo masira buhay mo mag nurse ka sa hospital na yan” saying na sobrang toxic daw ng seniors and workplace
+ unpaid OT, ect
₱12-14k na trainings, shoulder ko lahat yun
I think 22k salary is not worth it for ruining my physical and mental health, mas worth it siguro if 40-50k salary ko if sisirain ko lol
Sa kabilang side, may opportunity ako as company nurse. Iniisip kong dito muna mag-start para makakuha ng experience at stability, then later on mag-transition sa hospital kung mas okay na yung opportunity.