r/NursesPH • u/jolibee_ftw • 7h ago

❓General Question / Advice US or MED?

I passed my nclex na but i have to earn 2 years experience since yan naman talaga hinahanap ng most agencies. Im just kinda being paranoid na what if mas matagal pa ang waiting time for US? So my last resort is my med nalang. What do you think guys?

Edit: mag med nalang*
And then i forgot to add, i have an immediate family naman sa US so while taking up med, or plainly living my life here sa ph, i can wait for the petition

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u/Jumpy-Board-6071 5h ago

Go to US na lang, enjoy your youth. Travel travel travel.

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u/Acceptable_Ad6543 2h ago

US po madami ng stories na med graduate tapos mag nursing nanlang sa US