Pinoy nurses told not to expect US hiring till 2020.

[crazyme82]

i dont know why every nurse wants to work in the US when US dollar is almost equal to Canada and Australia..

mao sad nay dako nakong pangutana. among hospital hiring kaaug nurses pero dili na sila ka huwat sa processing, dako-an nsad sila ug gasto. ala pa dyud pinoy nga nurse dri nga hospital.

[prestige]

i dont know why every nurse wants to work in the US when US dollar is almost equal to Canada and Australia..

IMO, it's a dream come true for them to work on the most powerful country in the world. I think Australian dollar is now leading than US dollar. I've saw the recent current exchange rates. Please check if I'm right.

[BADERYO]

Affirmative. Piro naa na siya remedy

[BADERYO]

Pm me sa mga female nurses bain makatabang ko in my little own way.

[medjz]

mag asia nalang sa gud..

[high_heels]

you know, way back 2005 while I observed that high rise of nursing graduates I said to myself that these nursing graduates are not looking at the statistics. Most are blinded by the AMERICAN DREAM. And after 7 years, I proved myself right. If only students and parents are sensitive enough to what's happening worldwide we wouldn't be flooded by nurses who are unemployed. Mao sad nay sakit nato, pala "uso" lagi.

I hope we all learned our lessons from this major industry shift. Now to all RN's, time to make some plan B, C, D...Z.... and explore other career paths.

[balipseyev]

Pag graduate naku sa HS sauna, kasagaran isulti sa akoa, mukuha daw kug nursing...
Sa ako mga classmeyt pag HS na nikuha ug nursing, maihap ra sa usa ka kamot ang nakalarga gawas... Kasagaran pa gyud kay Saudi padulngan....

[chinwin]

Dead heart!

[ondoy]

try diay lain nga nasod? dli rman cguro ky you is ra need ug nurses

[æRLO]

okay raman mu sunod sa uso, you just have to know when to ride it out and when to get off the bandwagon. You have to be keen about news and current affairs, also always have a backup plan. Anyways, the previous nurse exodus in the late 80s and late 90s will pale in comparison to the coming one, which is projected in 2020. Baby boomers will begin to retire (and needing health care services) while also opening up new jobs (many in the health care sector) that will leave a vacuum.