r/NursesPH • • May 30 '25

šŸ„ Hospital Megathread šŸ„ Shearwater Health Megathread

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This is the megathread for allĀ employment-related discussionsĀ about Shearwater Health.

Whether you want to share your experiences, offer insights, ask questions, or raise any concerns about working here, please direct them all to this thread.

This isĀ one of several megathreads dedicated to specific companiesĀ frequently discussed in this subreddit.

We created these megathreads to help organize conversations and reduce the number of unanswered questions that tend to come up repeatedly.

Please READ the Shearwater Health FAQs wiki page FIRST foundĀ HEREĀ or use the search bar to avoid repetitive questions.

Interested in other hospitals? Check out ourĀ Hospital FAQs Central Post.

Let’s keep the discussion focused and helpful for everyone involved.


r/NursesPH • • May 29 '25

šŸ„ Hospital Megathread šŸ„ Makati Medical Center Megathread

31 Upvotes

This is the megathread for allĀ employment-related discussionsĀ about Makati Medical Center.

Whether you want to share your experiences, offer insights, ask questions, or raise any concerns about working here, please direct them all to this thread.

This isĀ one of several megathreads dedicated to specific hospitalsĀ frequently discussed in this subreddit.

We created these megathreads to help organize conversations and reduce the number of unanswered questions that tend to come up repeatedly.

Please READ the MMC FAQs wiki page FIRST foundĀ HEREĀ or use the search bar to avoid repetitive questions.

Interested in other hospitals? Check out ourĀ Hospital FAQs Central Post.

Let’s keep the discussion focused and helpful for everyone involved.


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

ā“General Question / Advice asian hospital and medical center

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Hello! i was just wondering, magkano po salary sa Asian Hospital if newly registered nurse ka pa lang? will it be enough to rent a place nearby the hospital?

please hoping someone will answer me. thank you very much!


r/NursesPH • • 59m ago

ā“General Question / Advice 21k Salary

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Hello, I want to ask for your opinion po about this matter. I currently work as a Company Nurse and my basic salary is 21k. When I applied at the company, I was still waiting for the board exam results. During the initial interview over the phone, they ask me what salary do I expect. I said whatever they think I deserve so the HR did not ask more questions.

Now when I attended the final interview, I got confused by the General Manager cause she asked me what is the salary of Nurses in Hospital so I answered maybe 21-25k. Then I saw her write the 21k in my resume. She did not ask me for my expected salary or if Im okay with it. I did not ask cause I dont want them to think Im just for the money.

And then I just had our Oath taking ceremony and the BON said we should never settle for less. Now my friends were talking about salary and their basic salary were around 28k above. I feel so sad so whenever they talk about it tumatahimik nalang ako.

I want to ask if I could get a raise in salary. I work 12 hours (I have 4 hours OT) and they have 2 companies and nagduduty ako don both, bale shifting per week. I accepted the 21k because I’m not yet a licensed nurse at that time. I did not say that I am not going to ask for a raise. I feel really undercompensated. I feel so unmotivated and there are times I want to cry cause I feel like I dont deserve the salary I get. I’m at fault too cause I already signed the contract stating that my basic salary is 21k.

What to do :(((


r/NursesPH • • 12h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers RANT + ADVICES (NEWLY PASSED RN)

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Hi Kuya/Ate RN's!

Just wanna share here that I got accepted as a Company Nurse sa isang shipping lines company. The offer is VERY GOOD (yes capslock po opo) + allowances pa and 15mins away lang sa bahay.

So now while working here i'm also reviewing for my NCLEX since waiting nalang ako for my eligibility + naka-enroll po ako sa german language school.

Anyways, so to cut it short, dream ko talaga magbedside kaso sobrang baba ng offer (manila area) as in barat kung barat talaga. Plan ko is to get certification for Deutsch language, B2 level, then eventually by God's grace makaland ng job pa germany/austria/netherlands nang walang bedside exp at tanging language certificate lang ang pang laban HAHAHAHAH

now ko narealize na lowkey ganda pala ng kursong to kase parang ang daming pwedeng side quest ang pasukin JSJAHAHAHAHAHAH

anyways, goods po ba yang plan ko? if u have advice (pls be kind poooo)


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Any nurses here who took BLS-ACLS training at Quest Solutions?

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Hi! Any nurses here who took their BLS and ACLS training at Quest Solutions? I have a few questions lang sana. If you’ve trained there, may I send you a DM? I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Work/Side Hustle

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I just passed my pnle this aug. currently nag apply po ako sa mga hospitals for work kahit waiting pa ako sa prc id ko this november. may mga utang po ako na kailangan bayaran, baka may alam po kayo na pwede side hustle for fresh passers?
If possible, wfh po or if not any ideas in mind lahat na po kasi napag applyan ko


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Applying for Nurse 1 position at doh

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Hello everyone, I'd like to know if there's anyone here working at doh rehabilitation center. I moved to the next level of my application as Nurse 1 position and they conduct face to face examination. I want to ask if what probably the examination all about? What are your insight? Is the interview will conduct also? Is it ok to wear a formal attire? Thank you so much for your answer 🄰


r/NursesPH • • 2h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Hospital or bpo

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Offer sa akin ng isang company for utilized management nurse is 40k but need to start sa october 30 agad. I am currently working as a NICU nurse sa hospital earning 28k/month for 1yr and 6mos na.

Hindi raw ako maiintay makapag render ng bpo company kaya if I'll accept the offer, yung days ko for rendering mapapa ikli.

Pleaseee tell me is it worth it??


r/NursesPH • • 3h ago

ā“General Question / Advice why is pnle oath taking venue in smx?

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hello po! curious lang bakit sa smx ginanap yung oath taking for pnle passers? hindi na po ba sa picc nag o-oath taking ang newly passed nurses? as graduating po next year, nangangarap lang na makapuntang picc BAHAHAHHAHA play pwede ng mangarap by lyca


r/NursesPH • • 18h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Ielts after nclex

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Hello po sa mga ngrreview or nagtake n ng ielts after ng nclex gaano po ito kahirap? Mahirap po ba tlga lalo na sa mga average lang sa english na katulad ko? Need advice please


r/NursesPH • • 9h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers CALL FOR RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS REGISTERED NURSES IN THE PHILIPPINES Palambing po mula sa isang nag susumikap na makatapos at soon to be maging isang Filipinang nurse na may baong pansit at lumpiang shanghai. Pa sagot naman po sa thesis survey ko. Maraming salamat po =)

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r/NursesPH • • 4h ago

ā“General Question / Advice Animal Bite Center Interview Questions

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Hello po, newly passed RN here po! I’ll be having an interview po kasi, do you have any tips and advice on interviews for animal bite clinics and paano po yung flow? Ano po kayang mga possible questions? Medyo kinakabahan po kasi since first time hehe. Thank you sa maghehelp! šŸ™šŸ»


r/NursesPH • • 12h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Looking for Part-Time Work for a Registered Nurse in the Philippines

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Hi everyone! I'm posting on behalf of my sister-in-law, a Registered Nurse (RN) with 4 years of healthcare experience. She's currently looking for a part-time job and is hoping to find an opportunity as soon as possible.

She's open to relevant opportunities where she can apply her nursing knowledge and experience, including remote or work-from-home positions if available.

If you know of any hospitals, clinics, healthcare companies, or organizations hiring part-time nurses, healthcare assistants, medical virtual assistants, or other suitable roles, please let me know in the comments or send me a DM.

I'd greatly appreciate any leads, referrals, or recommendations. Thank you so much for your help!


r/NursesPH • • 9h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers tips for getting off early as a med-surg nurse

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r/NursesPH • • 16h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Want to work and stay in Makati!

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***Here to ask for help, not for unsolicited rude opinions.***

Hello guys! 23M here. Just wondering if u guys have any ideas on job opportunities for an RN (who lowkey wants to change career) somewhere in Makati.

I'm considering soft nursing job opportunities or even Barista. I think I already found a place to stay and just wanted to find a job to pay for it. I won't be relying solely on that specific job opportunity, since I currently have a side hustle.

Idk, I just feel like I'm gravitating towards the idea of living in Makati as a very meticulous individual. And yes, i know it's not that easy. But if there's a will there's a way.

Aside from that, I have a pending application to one of the hospitals kilometers away from there. Just wanted to spend my waiting time earning and growing some skills.

TYIA!


r/NursesPH • • 10h ago

šŸ”ŽSeeking Recommendations Nursing as a Second Degree

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Hello Nurses!

This thought has been bugging me for a few months now. I’d like to ask for advice sana for those who’ve done the same or with similar background.

For context: I’m 31F, BSBA Marketing, 5 years as CSR, 4 years combined sa WFM and Analytics.

May iba kong school (DCLC, MMC-CAST, Manila Tytana) na napag tanungan, some says 3 years, Tytana 4 years parin daw pero lighter load sa mga unang sems because wala na ibang minor.

I want to ask din sana ung realistic timeline para makaalis.

Thanks sa mga sasagot.


r/NursesPH • • 1d ago

✈ Working Abroad USRN Career Path: Is Bedside Nursing Experience Necessary, or Can I Pursue Medical VA Work Before Moving Abroad?

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Hi, nurses! I would really appreciate your advice po. 🄹

I’m a Batch 2024 RN with no bedside experience. My experience so far has been in a non-bedside nursing role, and I recently found an NCLEX sponsorship opportunity through a BPO company. The offer is good, but it comes with a 2-year employment bond.

Right now, I’m torn between pursuing bedside nursing experience or accepting the offer and starting my NCLEX journey through this company.
My long-term goal is to work and live in the US, but I honestly don’t know which pathway would be best for me. I’m also unfamiliar with the different immigration and employment pathways for nurses, especially since I don’t have any family in the US who could petition or guide me through the process.
For those who have been in a similar situation or have experience working abroad, I would really appreciate your advice po.

Would it be better to gain bedside experience first, or is it still a good decision to accept the NCLEX sponsorship and work in a BPO company for two years? Would having non-bedside experience affect my chances of getting a USRN job with visa sponsorship in the future?
I’m afraid of making a decision now that might delay my goal of working abroad. I’m hoping to learn from your experiences and insights.

Thank you so much po! ā¤ļø


r/NursesPH • • 18h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Aesthetic Nurse Salary in MNL

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Hello! ask ko lang po if goods na yung 23k base salary with 2k monthly unif allowance as a fresh grad po for an aesthetic nurse. Thank you!

(No transpo expense btw)


r/NursesPH • • 12h ago

✈ Working Abroad OR Nurse Opportunities Abroad.

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r/NursesPH • • 14h ago

ā“General Question / Advice fresh graduate, planning to work sa bedside

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planning to do bedside, matututuhan din ba yung charting pag nasa actual setting ka na? sabi kasi nila marami kang matututuhan pag naging nurse ka compared sa mga tinuturo sainyo sa nursing school. but still scared to do bedside. pero parang gusto ko rin i-conquer yung fear ko na yun HAHAHAHA


r/NursesPH • • 14h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers USRN direct hire agency recommendations pls

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I passed my NCLEX-RN last month po and I have plans to take my IELTS early next year. It's going to be my first time applying overseas. Just wondering po if you have any agency recommendations po that offers direct hire? I am a OR/PACU nurse at a tertiary hospital with 2+ years of experience na po.

Thank you so much in advance po sa mga sasagot <3


r/NursesPH • • 21h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers Planning to apply for nursing assistant

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Hello po! When applying for nursing assistant/aide, can I ask po ba kung tumatanggap po sila ng 4th year undergrad and ano yung mga requirements/certificates na hinahanap or need when applying?

I’m currently a 4th year nursing student. Last sem na po namin pero ang taas po ng chance na magstop ako dahil sa financial problem. Ang laki na ng balance sa school and I’m desperately finding ways para kahit magstop makatulong pa rin ako sa parents ko. :(((


r/NursesPH • • 16h ago

šŸ„ Jobs / Careers How's Omega Healthcare for PHRN Agent

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I am a new RN and I received an email from a talent acquisition personnel saying they received my application from Jobstreet. I did not apply to any jobs on said site—I don't even remember using Jobstreet.

I researched the company and they look legit naman. I'm open sa kahit anong job because I need one hahahaha. Do you guys have any experience with this Omega Healthcare? Need ba ng experience and do they hire new grad PHRNs?


r/NursesPH • • 1d ago

šŸ—£ Discussion / Rant Cebu City Medical Center

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Any thoughts on Cebu City Medical Center? Planning to apply there for Staff Nurse I. Basin naay nurses diha na ga work sa CCMC, can you please give some insight? Musta ang work conditions? Lisud ba ang interview and qualifying exam? Unsa ka dugay ang waiting period before mu nag start og work?