Asa mas in-demand sa gawas LPN or RN?

[estoyra]

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ingon ang prc kron nga dili na kno in-demand ang RN sa gawas unya illegal sad kno ang PN dri sa pinas?
any comments? guys?

para nko? unsaon man sd na2 ang mga PN kng mismo mga RN di na2 ma-accomodate sa mga hosp.?
unya ang gibuhat sa mga PN mabuhat man sd sa mga RN. pero pabor sad sa mga hosp cguro ky syempre mas gmay ang sweldo sa PN unya hands on ang knahanglan, ang mga nurses man gud kno ky ngkadugay ngka arte man gd keso dili na sila muhands on ky buhat lgi kno na sa mga PN, murag gus2 sila supervisor nlng sila.

[LytSlpr]

I work in a medium-sized healthcare facility here in Chicago and in my opinion, mas in demand ang RN. There are a good number of limitations to an LPN/PN and AFAIK, I haven't heard of facilities sponsoring LPN/PN from the Philippines because there is a big supply of RN's.

This current trend and manipulated demand is probably just a scheme by the schools and staffing agencies for faster returns just like the caregivers before. This will also create a false hope for some individuals who are really not cut for nursing, intellectually and psycho-emotionally.

[vicente1]

sakto! even nursing home prefers nurses

[Solidus]

In demand gihapon ang RNs oi. I've read this article sa yahoo hotjobs...

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[nItO/pIrEnA]

mag nurse practitioner ko puhon

[theused]

nah.. nosebleed.. i think depende ra sa deskarte para maka larga

[burn777]

para makalarga u need experience

[jcatruman]

yes, lpn are not acceptable is u.s. They usually required rn even for homecares. so filipinos dreaming of going to u.s go for rn not lpn.

[Motownkid]

wew thanks! nclex na lang problemahon. (US)

@LytSlpr

Nurse ka diha sa healthcare facility? ok ra trabaho diha sir?

[sagoy]

Makatabang ang military nursing dri sa pinas?