RN Heals

[medjz]

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guys, kinsa niapply ninyo ani na program sa DOLE? KMusta naman pud ang inyong application? thanks

[hambugero]

gitawagan ko... pa passon daw ko reqs... adto gani ko ugma sa DOLE. kaw?

[kanlat16]

gitawagan ko... pa passon daw ko reqs... adto gani ko ugma sa DOLE. kaw?

sa asa ka na lungsod imo gi applyan?

[sugbuana]

naa na diay gi pang tawagan? karun pa man adlawa ang last day of registration diba? hala, unsaon pagkahibao nga naapil baka or wala? wa man ku gi tawagan pa oi

[medjz]

wala pa sad saku kaila ang gipangtawagan... gawas ni hambugero...

[blackout]

wa pa sad ko gitawagan..

@hambugero:
unsay req ila gipangayo bai?

[medjz]

unsay update diha?

[sugbuana]

RNheals Program

The list of successful applicants with their area of assignments will also be posted online at the DOLE website from February 7-10, 2011.

These applicants will undergo an orientation on February 11-12 in their provincial centers of assignment by the regional DOH, DSWD, Professional Regulation Commission-Board of Nursing and the Philippine Nurses Association (PNA) prior to deployment. They will also undertake learning and development required in their field, and in accordance with the roles and functions required by the project.

A certificate of competency and employment will be given by the DOH, DSWD, and the PRC to those who have satisfactorily completed their requirements.

During deployment nurses will be given a monthly allowance of P8,000 by the DOH.
The local government unit (LGU) where they are assigned shall supervise them, ensure their safety and security, and provide modest board and lodging. Likewise, LGUs are encouraged to provide allowances worth at least P2,000.

PhilHealth and the Government Service Insurance System will provide group insurance to the nurses while private corporations are encouraged to contribute available resources for the nurses’ well-being.

RN HEALS is a DOLE collaborative project with the Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare & Development (DSWD), Philippine Regulations Commission-Board of Nursing, and the Philippine Nursing Association (PNA).

Ten thousand unemployed nurses will be deployed to rural poor communities all over the country this year.

[medjz]

sis, naka post naba ron? ni tan aw man ko sa dole website but wala man ko nakita..

[cokefloat_f]

update please. I know some people na gipangtawagan na but naa sila sa province. ang sa cebu naa na gitawagan?