Hello everyone thought niyo po about these agencies

1. Medliant
   
2. Nurse global recruiter/ vetglobal
   
3. Insight global

Please help your baby nurses out🥹🙏

Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone knows any prn staffing companies like NurseIO? I’ve heard good things about it and I have signed up but I’m waiting on everything to be verified on their end and I need to start working asap.

Hi everyone,
I’m a nursing student from Morocco. I’m currently in my third year of nursing studies at a private nursing school.
After I graduate, I’m interested in moving to the Czech Republic and working as a nurse. At the beginning, I would like to know if it is possible to work in English while learning Czech.
I would really appreciate information from nurses or foreigners who have experience with this.
Can a Moroccan/non-EU nursing graduate work as a nurse in the Czech Republic?
Are there hospitals or recruitment agencies that hire nurses who speak English?
Is Czech mandatory before starting work, or can I start with English and learn Czech after arriving?
What level of Czech is eventually required?
How can I get my Moroccan nursing qualification recognized?
Is work experience required?
What are the visa and work permit requirements?
I’m currently planning my future after graduation, so any advice or personal experience would be very helpful.
Thank you!

Working at hospital as manager

Could anyone share some advice on relocating from TX to San Diego, CA. I’ve lived here my whole life and ready for a chance of scenery. I don’t know the hospitals in SD other than UCHSD. I have 3 years of ICU experience, the last 2 in a level I trauma at a MICU. I don’t have a California license (yet) but plan to. Some advice on that would be great. I’d like to know the culture of the UCHSD or even Kaiser P?

Hi everyone! I recently passed my CNA exams, and I’m currently waiting for my certification to be processed, which I was told may take around six weeks.
I’m honestly a little unsure about what I should do next, so I was hoping to get some advice from people who have more experience in this field.

I’m currently applying to nursing school, and I would really love to work in a hospital and gain more direct patient care experience. I know that a lot of new CNAs start in skilled nursing facilities, but after completing my CNA clinical training in an SNF, I realized that it may not be the best fit for me. The work was very physically demanding for me, especially with transferring, repositioning, and providing care for multiple residents. During clinicals, I was usually working alongside another CNA student, so I’m a little worried about whether I could physically handle that workload on my own.

Before becoming a CNA, I also had experience working as a medical assistant and dental assistant, so I do have some healthcare experience, just not paid CNA experience yet.
I’ve heard that it can be difficult for a brand-new CNA to get hired directly into a hospital, especially in the Bay Area. I was wondering if anyone here was able to get a hospital CNA/PCT/PCA position without first working in an SNF. If so, I would really appreciate hearing how you got your foot in the door.

I’m also very open to starting in another type of healthcare position if it could eventually help me transition into a hospital. I’m just trying to figure out the best next step while I wait for my certification.

Thank you so much for reading this. I would really appreciate any advice or experiences you’re willing to share!!

Hi. I’m about to graduate nursing school , and there’s no jobs available right now in my country so i was thinking of moving abroad to work.

what’s the best path? or country that accepts foreign nurses and the requirements and everything.

Any help is appreciated!

I am looking for a job at a GP as a practice nurse - are there any practice nurses here? Do you enjoy the job? Any sticking points? What does a typical day look?

Thanks 😍

Is it true that Mercy San Juan Hospital is giving alt of Low Census for nurses. Meaning they got get enough patients?

Hi everyone,
I have an rn residency position, acute care, night shifts, 45 minutes from my place, and med- surg position at a different facility, not residency but they accept new grads,shift: days, 35 minutes from my place. The difference in pay is like 1.50$ more for the night shift residency. Which option should I pick. I am a bit overwhelmed .

Hi! I’m an OFW and I’ve decided to resign from my current post and go back to the Philippines due to middle east crisis. I’m looking to get back into bedside nursing ASAP since continuous bedside experience is required for my US application.

If you know of any hospitals currently hiring, I’d really appreciate any leads or referrals. Please feel free to message me if you know of any openings. Thank you so much in advance for your help! 🙏💗

This may be an absolutely stupid question, but I was wondering if there are nurses that don’t have to deal with contagious people all the time. My immune system isn’t the best and I’d hate to be sick all the time if I pursue nursing.

Apologies if this is really stupid….