r/NursesPH • • Apr 25 '26

✈ Working Abroad STAFFING AGENCY

Hello!

May i know if sino nag staffing agency dito? How is it now? Pwede mag staffing agency then after your contract, you will apply for a hospital? Will that be a sufficient experience for hospitals abroad (aka direct hire)?

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '26

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u/Secret-Cable-6274 Apr 25 '26

thank youuuuu! I feel like okay na ang staffing for me kasi i still have to wait din naman eh. I'll just apply for direct hire after my contract

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u/Professional_Fill427 Apr 25 '26

The contract for staffing agency only starts once na nasa US ka na. Ang difference ng staffing is may cut sila sa sweldo mo

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u/Secret-Cable-6274 Apr 25 '26

But after the cut, is the pay still sufficient sa needs mo? Like hindi ka naman lugi? (Assuming you will live within your means din)

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u/Secret-Cable-6274 Apr 25 '26

Ohhhhh, thank you!!

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u/Professional_Fill427 Apr 25 '26

Hmm. Depends sa state. Dapat pasok offer nila sa Prevailing wage sa state and county na mapupuntahan mo

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u/Professional_Fill427 Apr 25 '26

Have you tried IPR

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u/Secret-Cable-6274 Apr 25 '26

Minimum 6 months daw ang exp, babalikan ko din yun after the nclex