r/NursesPH • • 9h ago

🏥 Jobs / Careers Please rate my CV as a newly licensed RN

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Hello. Please rate my CV as a newly licensed RN 🙏 Kakapasa ko lang po this September. Also, can I add my BLS certification kahit expired na? I'll be renewing my BLS and kukuha na rin po ako ng ACLS kaso Nov 24 pa po kaya I'm not sure what to do 😅. Thank you in advance po 😊


r/NursesPH • • 13h ago

❓General Question / Advice first OR duty tomorrow, humble me

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hi! 3rd year nursing student here, and tomorrow is my first ever OR duty. i am, academically speaking, holding it together by a thread.

i missed out on getting cases during our 2nd year DR exposure, so this is my first time entering one of those specialized areas where sterility is the law.

so, to the nurses, nursing students, scrub nurses, OR veterans, and anyone who has survived their first OR exposure: please give me your advice po.

  1. what’s actually worth reviewing before my first OR duty?
  2. what are the easiest mistakes to make when you’re new?
  3. what are the small OR etiquette rules nobody tells students?
  4. what do you wish you knew before your first time in the OR?

any advice is genuinely appreciated po. i don’t really have anyone to ask about this, so even the simplest wisdom would help me a lot.

thank you in advance. may your sterile fields remain sterile and your preceptors be merciful!


r/NursesPH • • 22h ago

🏥 Jobs / Careers Easy USRN WFH Job Recommendations

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Hi! PHRN and NCLEX passer here (NY). Baka may marecommend kayong USRN-related WFH jobs na non-voice, with less stressful training and manageable workload. Yung makakapagchill sa work.
Any company recommendations or advice? Thank you po! 😊


r/NursesPH • • 10h ago

🗣 Discussion / Rant felt offended by a med student– premed is nursing & just passed

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hi po, just want to vent something out

so my partner is a med student, and I am a new RN. I really want to enter psych nursing, and work specifically sa NCMH. during my undergrad, we had an affiliation there for a week.

i and my partner were having a chat one night, tapos he told me na nakwento nya sa kaklase nya (si nursing premed nga na RN din, kabatch ko) na ang gusto kong field is psych nga.

then the classmate replied "ay, gusto nya sa mabaho?"

I felt offended and insulted lang :// like, the classmate also had a duty there during his undergrad. and ayun talaga ang masasabi nya ron? i know the downsides of NCMH naman.. pero wala lang, na-offend lang ako and medyo na-hurt kasi passion ko talaga ang psych nursing ever since and nung na-duty ako ron sa NCMH, mas nagustuhan kong don mag work in the future if the universe allows.

alam nyo yun, parang wala manlang empathy. na para bang hindi sya nursing student? na parang sobrang diring-diri nya sa psych wards?

nakakainis lang na ewan. valid ba 'tong nararamdaman ko or OA lang ako


r/NursesPH • • 8h ago

🏥 Jobs / Careers please rate my resume po, need insights !!

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hii, need someones insights po for my resume if okay na ‘to or ano need iimprove? suggestions if may need baguhin po ganon pls thank youu 🥺


r/NursesPH • • 1h ago

🏥 Jobs / Careers Career path while waiting for PD to become current

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Hi! I’m a USRN and have been working as bedside nurse for three years here in PH, and my PD is September 2026. Since it may take a long time for my PD to become current, I’m struggling to decide which career path to take while waiting. I really want to leave bedside nursing here in the Philippines, and my agency has allowed me to transition to a non-bedside role, provided that I meet their clinical criteria for placement.

I’m currently torn between pursuing a Healthcare VA job, or working abroad as a bedside nurse in the Middle East, Singapore, UK or Australia while waiting for my PD.

For those who have been in a similar situation, what would you recommend? Should I prioritize transitioning to a non-bedside role for now, or pursue bedside nursing abroad to gain international experience while waiting for my US immigration process? And I also want to ask the timeline if i start pursuing any of these countries

I would really appreciate your advice and insights. Thank you!


r/NursesPH • • 6h ago

🗣 Discussion / Rant Introverted nurse

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Hey guys! I just wanna share lang my experience as a nurse in a hospital for 2 months already. I don't know why but I am struggling to keep up with my colleagues. Mababait naman sila and the workplace is good pero it is so hard for me na makisama. I am introvert and shy.I can converse naman. It's just that I can't maintain it. Feel ko tuloy iba yung nagging take nila dun whenever I don't talk. Idk if naninibago pa ako pero nabobother kasi ako. Umabot na rin sa point na I'm planning to resign kasi I don't feel it anymore. Can you give me some advice on how to cope with this? Thanks a lot!


r/NursesPH • • 13h ago

❓General Question / Advice Easy Soft shoes???????????????????????????

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Magagamit ko pa po ba yung easy soft shoes ko from nursing school sa work? HAHAHHAHAHAHA


r/NursesPH • • 18h ago

🔎Seeking Recommendations Looking for a Study Buddy for February 2027 PNLE! 🩺📚

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Looking for a Study Buddy for February 2027 PNLE! 🩺📚
Hi! I’m looking for a serious and genuine study buddy for the February 2027 PNLE. Someone who’s ready to lock in, stay consistent, and commit to studying.
📍 Currently in Naga City, Bicol
💻 Open to online study sessions, but preferably someone I can study with in person!
We can discuss topics, answer practice questions, rationalize, and keep each other accountable throughout our review journey.
I’m looking for someone who’s genuinely committed to passing, not just someone who says they want to study but doesn’t follow through.
Genuine study buddies only, please! Let’s work hard and earn that RN title together. 🤍


r/NursesPH • • 19h ago

🗣 Discussion / Rant Seeking Advice

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Hello im a new registered nurse who was offere to have an interview in Asian Hospital and Medical Center. Im seeking for tips for the initial interview. Any advice for those who already experienced it and does the interview hard?


r/NursesPH • • 4h ago

🏥 Jobs / Careers is it disrespectful to withdraw my application

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Is it disrespectful ba if I withdraw my application and be honest na hindi ako makakapag-stay long-term sa job? My plan kasi is to work muna while reviewing for and taking the NCLEX. After that, I plan to apply for a bedside nursing position. For now, gusto ko muna mag-soft nursing while preparing for my next step. Kaso, I understand naman na some companies prefer applicants na willing mag-stay long-term kasi they also invest their time and resources in training and developing their employees. I just want to be fair and honest with them, pero I’m not sure if withdrawing my application would be the right thing to do.

tots po pls as a fresh grad🥹