Kinsay mga nurse dri?

[BADERYO]

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Good bro. I will encourage you. Although karon dili pa in demand. Piro am sure in the next 4 years. Balik napod ang demand.

[krisssashikun]

ok ba ug mag nursing ko? bali 2nd courser nako........dli ba lisud? tinuod ba nga sayun ra pag apply sa abroad ug nurse naka?

truth of the matter is Nursing Degree is easy...but...once you are a nurse it is not a ticket or an easy pass to go abroad, you need to have the resources,the knowledge and the patience to apply as a nurse abroad, so if second courser ka niya naghuna2 ka mag nursing para lang maka abroad I suggest you do not do it it will just be a waste of time and money the nursing boom is gone, is the sad truth is dagahan ug surplus RN diha sa pilipinas.

[krisssashikun]

Good choice then.

The big difference is that you can get free medical services in Australia and NZ just like in Canada. If you're a resident or citizen in Australia or NZ, you don't have to pay for checkups, ultrasound.... and there's absolutely no fees involved when giving birth. You'll even get frequent visits at home to make sure your baby's getting the right care and support. In US, it's a must to have an insurance.

Just want you to know that some of the nurses in NZ are moving to Australia because of salary. It's true that salary is a bit higher in Australia than NZ and there are more opportunities there.

tinuod na I am working as a nurse here in new zealand permanent resident ko, my salary is good, my health is being taken care by the company I am working for and the government as well. All i can say is that new zealand is the best thing that has happen to me.