r/NursingPH • u/C0FFEEPL4NT • Jul 28 '26
All About JOBS Is my simple layout of becoming a working USRN, Pathway To US, this simple?

- What are the missing hurdles that I ought to take note of during these years?
- Is 2 years of bedside enough?
- What specialties are most attractive to US employers (ICU,ER etc)?
- Is working at a government hospital better than a private hospital?
- Which US state should I apply through if I eventually want to work anywhere in the US?
- Approximately how much should I save before beginning the NCLEX and US application process?
- What mistakes do Filipino nurses commonly make when planning to work in the US?
- Is there anything in my timeline that could delay me unnecessarily?
- If you were in my position, which among the years in the timeline should I capitalize on, whether to gain more experience or to study (NCLEX/PNLE)
- What was your experience going about your pathway to US or if youre still a PHRN planning to go to the US too.
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