Just so many of us nurses now

[vienzel]

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with the never-ending retrogression, current US economic recession that will be potentially be worse than The Great Depression in the 30's and the almost unsolvable $34 Trillion dollar of America's medicare that no presidential candidate even wants to talk about, would you nurses still want to go to America?

WHY?!

m a nurse and has been working for 5yrs now dri sa US....its hard this time, infact pretty hard for all of us. Not a gud suggestion but if people want to risk it, then lets give them their chance. however, ayaw mo expect larga mo daun unless....bantugan na ka sa field that u hold YRS of experience para ma process imo work permit that will just take 4-6mos sa embassy.

kaning kalisod karon ky di ra man sa US and its a domino effect to the other parts of the world. wat is just different sa australia n NZ is naa sila pondo and regulated ila pagpagawas kwarta for support sa ila nationals. bahala ug nimahal sad sila as part sa effect but sure ang ila economy na working within sa ila limits. ang US karon ky as in HUROT ang reserve and bomerang namo balik taxpayers...

NURSES....think and think real hard!!!!

[ofw_cebu]

the problem lang pod if they will go with the working permit route is that, kung dili ma lift ang retrogression after ma expire ila work permit, unsa na lang ila status? I know, ang work permit is only for specialist nurses or for those with masteral ba na, but at any rate, once there in US, they can only adjust their status once the VB is current but with what happened last year where they was a huge influx of applications due to them making VB current allowing hundreds of thousands already in US to adjust status, there is no way the VB will be current in the next couple of years. It's risk indeed if you go through this route . . . if you plan to work their until your work permit expires then fine, but if you plan for long term, then I think, nurses should think lots of times before considering anything......

[DEMONOCIETY]

mao gyud, bisan gani ga-bakasyon ra ko didto for 2 weeks, nakabantay gyud ko na mas nindot ang life sa pinas...how much more kung long-term employment na gyud

nindot lagi atong kahimtang sa pinas ky naa atong family ug mga berks, but the only problem is wa koy nakitang brighter future dha sa pinas kung parti lag trabaho samot na karon ky daghan ng company nagclose ky na lugi wa na jud e ka offer na job ang pinas parti sa akng field bisan dili ko nursing. Kung naa man gani lahi ra jud before unya lisodlisoron pa jud mura ra bag pilay sweldo ehatag pwerte ra ba jud gamaya.

[LytSlpr]

going the H visa-route is NOT a risk. it may be more costly because you pay for the processing of the H visa and pay again for the processing of your green card.

the only downside is more possible expense on your part but it beats waiting for uncertainty while in the philippines because of retrogression. a working visa, if you will be included in the electronic lottery, will only take 4 months to process. a working visa has a maximum length of 3 years and renewable for another 3 and you can apply for green card as soon as you set foot in the US because it is a dual intent visa so even before your 6 years is up, you will get your green card already and the good thing is even if your 6 years is up but the green card is already being adjudicated, you can file for extension on yearly increments.


according to the USCIS website, an H visa is the fastest and most convenient way of being an immigrant.

[silent-kill]

the US economy is currently in bad shape, so i dont know if you still want to come here heehheehe.
as for the nurses being too over populated

its partly the fault of students, who has no aspirations/dreams of their own, dont ever follow trend... unless your passion

nurses are people who love to help the needy, its a passion to serve the helpless... money should not be the main motivation.. that's where most of the student failed to recognize when taking up this course.

that's why they end-up jobless or un-employed, because they lack the dream, the determination, and the will.

[LytSlpr]

sus di gyud ko pwede mag nurse kanang C-diff ug MRSA, mo suka gyud ko ana.

[sinned]

its partly the fault of students, who has no aspirations/dreams of their own, dont ever follow trend... unless your passion

"nurses are people who love to help the needy, its a passion to serve the helpless... money should not be the main motivation.. that's where most of the student failed to recognize when taking up this course.

that's why they end-up jobless or un-employed, because they lack the dream, the determination, and the will. "

korek ka dyan silent-kill! approve!

in fact some parents maoy ma bout nga mag nursing ang mga anak aron makadto sad sila sa US....gilamian man tingali! sila na lang kaha mag nursing!

[vienzel]

sus di gyud ko pwede mag nurse kanang C-diff ug MRSA, mo suka gyud ko ana.

di pa na mao, i combine ang active GI bleeder either upper or lower. kuwang ra imo tiyan mo bali sa kabaho!!! wa pa ny labot sa mga pre and post ops nimo na duties n responsiblities. kinahanglan ug mag nurse dri ky pa lig-unay ug tungol ug kasing2x. hahahhaayyyyy....

[munzter666]

di pa na mao, i combine ang active GI bleeder either upper or lower. kuwang ra imo tiyan mo bali sa kabaho!!! wa pa ny labot sa mga pre and post ops nimo na duties n responsiblities. kinahanglan ug mag nurse dri ky pa lig-unay ug tungol ug kasing2x. hahahhaayyyyy....

pag balon ug vicks vapor rub....ipahid sa sulod sa ilong. that will do the trick.

[LytSlpr]

di pa na mao, i combine ang active GI bleeder either upper or lower. kuwang ra imo tiyan mo bali sa kabaho!!! wa pa ny labot sa mga pre and post ops nimo na duties n responsiblities. kinahanglan ug mag nurse dri ky pa lig-unay ug tungol ug kasing2x. hahahhaayyyyy....

mao gyud, bahala ug bayran pa ko ug $100 per hour.

bisan CNA paper works di ko pwede ana.

mamanday, plumbing or brick layer na lang ko. hehe!!!