Malaki sweldo ng NURSES SA USA, pero baket marami paring UMAALIS?

• Reality of Nursing her...
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[@nurse6591]

Feeling ko wala experienced ss Pinas kaya ganyan ka makapagsalita ako nga nurse din ako , pwede mo naman ignore kapag minumura ka ako nga tinatawanan ko lang pagpabas ko.

[@TheLibsfamily]

Feeling ko din puede kita sabihan ng masama ngayon ,katanggap tanggap naman pala sayo.

[@TheLibsfamily]

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[@pinaynars09]

Nursing is not for everyone. Nursing is hard work, patience and perseverance. It is the reality wherever you are in the USA. If you’re in it solely for the money then you’re in the wrong place. In the 37 years of my nursing career here in the USA, patient care has drastically changed. The acuity is more challenging hence stressful. You are also faced with the longtime problem of being short staffed and faced with administrative budget constraints. Truly not for everyone. So for those who continue to love what they’re doing despite the odds, hats off to your dedication 😊

[@TheLibsfamily]

I love your comnent madam!! You are 101% right! My co workers who have been working on our floor for 15 yrs said the same thing, it was different way back then specially the acuity. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge! ❤️

[@mariloucieloagpalo7652]

You’re totally right missy! Nursing is a hard job! It requires dedication and patience plus resilience not to mention, efficiency! God bless to all nurses out there ! Kudos to you guys ! ❤✅👍💐👩‍🎤🙏🎈

[@sr.blkbyn3368]

I retired from my nursing career at age 59. That's 10 years ago. No regrets.

[@sr.blkbyn3368]

Just food for your thoughts : My story. I'll be honest, I went into Nursing as a 2nd choice to Medicine as my parents wished for me. Once I got to internship I came to love it. Got married before graduation, took the BRN, started a family in Manila. My family ( kids ages 6, 5 and 3 ) and I immigrated to the US, worked as nurses' aide, as RN the next year, also had baby # 4. I worked bedside Nursing for 14 yrs. Management x16 years. It was very rewarding professionally as well as financially. It was also very stressful and physically and emotionally hard. I found myself crying on way home many times. Thought of quitting and changing careers. Through it all I managed to hang on. I could have worked 5-10 more years for the $$$ but Why???. My children are all grown/ on their own. After reviewing our finances we made a plan. We paid off bills -- cars, credit cards cut up, subscriptions etc. We did budget for travel, rainy day savings, health care costs ( we paid health insurance tiil 65 y.o). In the end our lifestyle didn't really change much. Retiring earlier was one of the best decisions we've ever made. Life is short... Enjoy while you can. I hope this gives some insight/ inspiration.

[@pinaynars09]

@@sr.blkbyn3368 Your story is inspiring! The path of a nursing care is full of pitfalls and challenges yet rewarding in the end when goals are set for one’s wellbeing. Congratulations and best wishes for a continued enjoyable retirement.

[@mariomovillon1613]

Extreme patience, tenacity, perseverance. and genuine empathy, collectively is the "Overall Trademark Brand" of Filipino nurses, that's why they stay much longer in their respective work places, and ultimately 'survive' and always come up stronger with wit and true grit.

[@TheLibsfamily]

Tama po kayo

[@robienillosistoso628]

Very well said - a lot of grit and perseverance, thank you for sharing 🙌💕

[@prince_seijin333]

Nursing is really a hard profession... not anyone can stay in that profession... palakasan ng loob yan eh, hanggang sa maging immune ka na sa mga pagmumura at pang-aalipusta sau ng mga pasyente at mga relatives .... ako iniisip ko n lng, isa lang ang dapat katakutan sa buhay nating ito... si Lord God...sa kanya lng tayo umasa... kapag may nang-aapi o nang-aaway s atin, tawag lng tayo sa Diyos. Ipaubaya mo s kanya lahat. Entrust everything to God kasi this is not our real world nmn eh. Kelangan nating magtiis and at the same time magpakabuti para when the time comes, we will be able to enter the Kingdom of God in Heaven. All of these on earth are just a test. Kapit lng, nanjan si Lord. Hindi nya tayo pababayaan. God Bless!

[@paengguin9381]

Sisiw lang nursing sa US, mas mahirap sa Pinas. Just don't dwell on the negatives and work hard, save and invest to achieve financial freedom para makapag-retire ng maaga. Pay off mortgage and all debts para walang stress pag retire. I was able to retire early debt-free at 38 after 20 years of hard work in SoCal. I did not buy the latest car, shoes and clothes. I focused on my goal of freedom from being an employee. Did not try to keep up with others. Now, my money works for me and I can buy what I need and want. Paid off house in 15 years. Happiness from material things is temporary, financial freedom is permanent and can be transferred to our loved ones. I stayed away from negative people and just worked hard, saved/invested, and focused on my goal . It can be done.😊

[@mariloucieloagpalo7652]

You’re dead wrong ! Not at all times ! Go to the nursing home or at the ER or ICU’s ! See if it’s easy to you ! Then tell me !

[@paengguin9381]

@@mariloucieloagpalo7652 Compared to Pinas? Yeah, I am right, much easier in US with technology and patient to nurse ratio laws in US. I worked in nursing homes, SNF, HH, Hospice, Rehab, MedSurg, Telemetry, ICU, CCU and PACU. If you get stressed out easily by patients and family members, nursing is not for you. I retired at 38 in 2007 (California)as an RN. I was a CNA first, then LVN, and then RN. People just whine too much. Work on your finances and work hard, focus on financial freedom so you wont have to work until 65. Chill.

[@gfuah1499]

​@@mariloucieloagpalo7652he is right you know? Compared to the PH specially sa government hospitals here. USA is way easier, Wala ka kasing experience sa Pinas, weak @$$ whiner.

[@mochitong18]

Sisiw lang nursing sa US pero bat d ka nakapasa ng NCLEX ha ha ha

[@paengguin9381]

@@mochitong18 baka ikaw. Retired US RN ako boy.

[@chyspinach]

It’s not easy to be a nurse. I am a retired nurse in the US. But be thankful you have a job. A lot will trade in places with you to survive. No pain no gain. Count your blessings.

[@paengguin9381]

I agree. A job is a blessing. There is stress in any job but good time management and less gossiping in the workplace will alleviate some of the stress. No job is perfect. No doubt nurses work hard so they need to work on their finances instead of keeping up with their co-workers on the latest car, Iphone, bags, jewelry and things. Financial freedom should be their goal and retiring early in order to get out of the rat race. Being debt-free with emergency savings, investments and retirement accounts will reduce their stress as they won't have to work so many shifts and OT.

[@robienillosistoso628]

True po 🙌

[@manuelmoraleda9684]

There should be a legally mandated nurse to patient ratio like that in California. That way, you're protected from being work to death in the name of hospital corporate profit.

[@paengguin9381]

@@manuelmoraleda9684 Correct. California nurses have a strong union and pushed for the nurse-patient ratio law many years ago. I think some states followed suit but not all states. Gotta pick the right state to work and live in.

[@manuelmoraleda9684]

The Japanese have a culture of being overworked. Being worked to death is called in Japanese is KAROSHI.

[@robertkho7280]

Love ko talaga mga nurses dahil sa devotions nila...God Bless ate at inggat

[@robienillosistoso628]

Salamat po, Nurses really work so hard 🙌

[@malpete]

12 patients nga ako if short staff sa London but normally 6-8 , it’s normal to complain if u have a valid reason to complain but I just count my blessings that I still have a job , and besides it’s not every shifts that we are short of staff , I survive 30 yrs as a nurse ,23 yrs in London so laban Lang 😁

[@ugotmalenurse]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 I heard from the older nurses 40 or so years ago when I was still a rookie and a then-young registered nurse that they used to take care of 15-20 patients with the assistance of one “orderly.” They bragged to us that they got their job done with little complaints. Upon scrutiny, they admitted that their nursing documentations were very minimal during their time and we suspected that higher number of errors had to be being committed, although I hope I am wrong. (The tittle of “hospital orderly” is almost never heard of nowadays as the orderlies have been replaced by certified nursing assistants who obtained more formal trainings) In the early 1980’s, we were routinely assigned 6-7 patients at the start of our shift with a potential for 1-2 admissions. We worked very hard then, we always felt stressed, and through the years the workload of nurses had only gone up along with higher patient acuity. Then new Federal and state governments, and Joint Commission regulations forced the nurses to devote more of their precious little time to more nursing documentations. When we switched to computer documentations more than a couple of decades ago, a number of the “older” nurses decided to retire instead of trying to learn computer documentation. That made nursing staffing to go from bad to worse in our hospital. There is now a law in California that directs the acute care hospitals operating in the state of California to limit only 5 patients to 1 nurse in medical-surgical units, and 2:1 in intensive care units. This has been beneficial not only for nurses but more importantly for the patients as well because I truly believe this has resulted in better and safer nursing care.

[@TheLibsfamily]

​@@ugotmalenursethank you for sharing your experience

[@rudymanansala1531]

NURSING ,CAREGIVING, or any MEDICAL WORKS is very HARD and CHALLENGING and its not for SENSITIVE PEOPLE. its not that LUCRATIVE if you are going to SPEND the money here in the U.S. but if you SPEND it in the PHILIPPINES its very BIG. But the STRESS LEVEL is MASSIVE so huwag pabigat dyan sa mga nasa PILIPINAS and be thankful if nabibigyan ng mga ANAK na NURSES dito sa U.S. and always think na di PINUPULOT ang PERA dito na kung maka GASTOS WAGAS.

[@ryanscott2363]

Sad to say that most Americans nowadays have something in common. They lack self control, they don't practice patience, they're combative, confrontational, discriminating, nagging, judgemental, feeling entitled, and disrespectful towards non Americans. I found it out during my years of experience on my call center jobs. They tend to choose fighting easily over patience while on the phone. But I'm not saying everyone of them is like that okay! There are still a lot of good ones among them, of course! I just hope that the good ones would grow their numbers over the coming years! 😢

[@conniejames8354]

Mental health issues

[@marianeil6630]

@@conniejames8354Freedom of speech

[@wontbl8907]

That’s what happened to my nurse husband before, na BURNT OUT SYA! He was in MEDICAL FIELD job for so many years started when he joined the service in US NAVY and become a Navy CORPSMAN and assigned with the marines for 3 tours ( 12 years) then he came out at continue studying to become a nurse, he did everything, he said he works in geriatric , pediatric, he become ventilator tech too, he said every dept of the hospitals where sick people are. He did it for so many years and he finally got tired and left. WENT TO SCHOOL again for computers, changed career without involving hospitals& patient/sick people. ONLY SICK COMPUTERS….hahaha! NOW were both retired! So, he always said…..BEEN THERE DONE THAT! GOD BLESS ALL YOU, NURSES OUT THERE! More power and HEADS- UP LANG PO for more support!🙏👍 !

[@TheLibsfamily]

Thank you po dito! Reading the comments and nabasa ko ulit to I will share it sa vlog. Salamat!

[@rezortaliz1170]

Mam how is the transition of ur husband from being a nurse to studying computers?

[@reyginnacilla3445]

Done watching without skipping ads❤❤❤❤

[@deisygodoy442]

Ingat po dyan .laban lang po mam ang mahalaga po may work at yung dedikasyon nyo po sa trabaho ay di yan mppantayan .Godbless Always.❤

[@mapsdg8591]

I'm so lucky ang mga Kiwi or New Zealanders are very polite and respectful sa kapwa nila.

[@djkynetic]

I think Europeans are more respectful than Americans esp MGA itim. I worked in Ireland before US.

[@_JonBuhay]

@@djkynetic U.S. society in general are in the sewers. People are disgusting and disrespectful but it is how you handle it. Never feel a victim. Laban lang. No pity party. Hahaha

[@djkynetic]

@@_JonBuhay I know... manipulative din sila. It's up to you kung pabully ka o i- pick up k nila. Basta you know that you are on the right track, Hindi sila mananalo:)

[@ChoiPedraza]

The best talaga MGA Pinoy Nurse na nagwork sa ibang Bansa sobrang caring❤️❤️❤️

[@TheLibsfamily]

Ay totoo po yan iba tlga

[@robienillosistoso628]

True, thank you for the kind words - 💕

[@johnpauldinoyo1391]

Ingat Po kayu ma'am 💗 gogo lang ma'am laban lang 💗

[@gc-mathandzumba5378]

Watching and sending my support to your channel

[@loraqgui]

Mag-job hop ka to accelerate pay raises. Every time you work at a new hospital, ask for a pay rate that’s at least 20% higher than your last. Or do travel nursing. Then after 5 years, take it easy na. You don’t owe the hospital your loyalty. Respect yourself and know your worth.

[@paengguin9381]

Yes! Job hopping is perfectly fine in US. Work, earn, save and invest. Repeat this until comfortable and can retire debt-free without money worries. ESCAPE the rat race early by becoming financially independent.

[@loraqgui]

@@paengguin9381 financial literacy is so lacking in a lot of Filipinos and on some Americans. I am glad there are plenty of opportunities here to take advantage of the stock market. I wish I had learned about it earlier, although I admit that when I first came to the US, being a present parent to my young boys was my priority so I was working mostly part-time but enough to have benefits), saved very little (2% of my income and never increased) but lived frugally with only my car as my major expense). Learned about FI at age 49 and within 2 years got my retirement savings to 1/3 of what is needed to retire completely, and no debts, then covid happened (and stock markets plummeted), got burnt out, and I quit nursing. Had emergency funds good for a year of mini-sabbatical to nourish my soul back to health and upskill on tech. I now work in tech and back to catching up with my savings, but also with appreciation that life is short. So while still saving up for retirement, I live intentionally and added some travel to my splurges. Hopefully I can convince my husband to geoarbitrage to the Philippines during retirement at least during winter months. I also hope he will be on board with my FI aspirations (took him a while to convince that investing is not just for the rich, but at this time he is not contributing to our retirement savings and mainly focused on providing for our needs, with plans to “work til he dies.” Every now and then I ask him questions like, what if I become disabled suddenly? We are ageing and can no longer ignore that possibility. He needs to come up with a feasible plan in such scenarios.

[@reatanon-yi2jf]

Ingat po palagi ma'am gly lalo na po sa work ❤

[@ugotmalenurse]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 What she is saying here is totally true! Short staffing is a chronic problem due to the shortage of nurses here in the U.S. I worked in a large county government owned hospital for over 27 years in the San Francisco Bay Area here in California and my job there was not easy. I began my U.S. nursing career in the early 1980’s when registered nurses in the SF Bay Area were earning a yearly salary of only $22,000. Nowadays RNs can earn $150,000 or more per year if employed in large acute care hospitals. Nursing is a very, very stressful but a professionally and personally rewarding career. I am proud and feel privileged to be in this profession. I have been retired from my government hospital job and I am now working in a very different type of nursing job on a part time basis and I am enjoying my semi retirement with my retired wife and our 3 grandchildren.

[@jinri8456]

may i ask what kind of job you have as a part time? thanks

[@ugotmalenurse]

@@jinri8456 Auditing all aspects of nursing documentations in our patients’ electronic medical records.

[@morgiannam8032]

What is your part time job now

[@cggtrzWI]

I am a “seasoned” RN here sa US for many years and worked in different depts. Mostly acute care and LTAC. I don’t know what you guys mean by mahirap na trabaho sa US. Each day you come to work is different. If you want easy, work in a clinic but way less pay or don’t work. Walmart is easy and no brainer. There are many options where you can find work and kung hindi mapili, an RN can NEVER be unemployed🤓I don’t think there’s a *perfect job…no matter where you are. Even if you change jobs every month🥸, it’s not always greener on the other side of the fence….so what is easy?? Sitting around, sipping coffee and texting/surfing the web and then expect a big paycheck? Pls. share where to find a RN job like this, k?

[@TheLibsfamily]

chill pill teh need mo?

[@cggtrzWI]

@@TheLibsfamily I’m cool, no need for that. Just stating facts. Peace out💕💕💕

[@soonsuicidal]

Iba lang talaga culture ng nga puti. Di sila matiisin gaya ng Pinoys na andaming iniisip- di pa fully bayad sa agency, parents, kapitid, tito/tita,pamangkins, apo na dapat padalhan, tuition, paayos ng bahay sa Pinas etc. Ang Pinoy curacha yan lalo pag naiisip nila ang conversion rate kase ang laki sa Pinas at yung mga dapat buhayin sa Pinas. Kumbaga may oo may choice pero ano gusto nyo magutom pamilya nyo sa Pinas so titiisin na lang nila kahit may bullying, discrimination, pay inequality, homesickness kaya keber na mga yan. Basta $$$ ang need kundi ang mga pamilya na demanding sa Pinas ay magagalit. 😢

[@TheLibsfamily]

Agree po sainyo! Sila, kapag may mali sa work o di tama o di nila nagustuhan lumilipat sila agad, naghahanap ng ibang work na worth it ng pay check nila. Super korek po comment nyo! Thank you po for not judging my co workers.

[@soonsuicidal]

@@TheLibsfamily pakatatag ka lang dyan ate. At kuha lang ng experience dyan at ipon ng bonggga, kung mas may magandang opportunity why not diba? Mahirap din yung masyado ka nagtitiis sa stress at pagod kase maikli lang ang buhay. Deserve mo rin naman na ienjoy ito. ❤️ Laban po!

[@ellenpacquing2090]

I work at a federal hospital ever since na dumating ako dito sa US. Big difference compared sa private hospital when it comes to staffing. I’ve been working in CCU and MICU. Kahit na mababa ang census sa unit namin, kahit pa 2 or 3 lang ang pasyente sa 15 bed ICU at 9 nurses kami, hindi kami pinapauwi. We get pulled out sa SICU sometimes pero pag mababa din ang census nila, we stay put.

[@ugotmalenurse]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I worked in a county owned medical center in the San Francisco Bay Area where our union contract prevented the hospital management to involuntarily send nurses home when the patient census dropped. Having said that, most of the time there were nurses who would volunteer to either stay home before their shift began or would voluntarily go home early after their shift had begun.

[@pastorrodz537]

My support to your channel. Salute sa inyo at praying for safety and extra strength in Christ Jesus. Nurse din si Misis ko, kita ko hard work niya.

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po

[@pastorrodz537]

@@TheLibsfamily no problem

[@JW-zd5ry]

After working eight years as a bedside nurse, I became a clinical instructor. Mas mahirap siya, you must work harder to earn respect from American nursing students. 🇵🇭🇺🇸❤

[@thitesmarantz4970]

I’m so grateful and thankful for all the blessings that God has given me 🙏 I’m a retired RN from Bay Area so far okey lang ang trabaho namin sa hospital. There are times na wala ka nang time kumain kasi sobrang busy sa floor but I was able to managed my time and I have a positive attitude towards my work. I was able to retired earlier because of some changes in the system and politics. When I calculated that my retirement is fully vested nag retired na ako. Don’t worry Konting tiis lang. There’s always a light at the end of the tunnel. A lot of my retired friends are enjoying their lives. When You retire your hardship working as a nurse will just be a memory and you will feel better for yourself because you were able to accomplished your devotion in life; helping and healing people 🙏 God bless and don’t forget to Pray 🙏 Have a safe holidays 🎄🎉🙏

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po

[@chiquitita777]

Be glad and be blessed that you still a job. Marami dyan walang trabaho and suffering from miserable life. Kaya be contented and be thankful for God's blessing and grace bestowed upon you. God bless you and keep you.😊❤

[@robienillosistoso628]

Very inspiring message, thank you

[@tancheemendoza8102]

Don’t think so unless you are on a working permit. Nurses here in the US are a high paying job. My sister is a nurse, my niece is a nurse, my cousin is a nurse and friends are nurses too. They all have high paying job here in California.

[@ChoiPedraza]

Masisipag talaga ang MGA nurse nateng MGA Pinoy👍♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@shinebayadna3368]

ingat kapo lagi madam 😇💪

[@LFZadventures]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@christiesebial7454]

Laban lang maam.... Wag muna intjndihan.. Yan..❤❤❤❤

[@Dontmeha]

Mahirap talaga trabaho sa hospital pero 3 days a week lang kaya madaming dayoff at overtime. Malaki din sweldo at benefits. Tiis tiis lang at tyaga, maganda rewards. Sa Pinas walang pera. Think about it before quiting. .

[@dyolfsebastiantv]

Anong State po kayo thanks

[@Dontmeha]

@@dyolfsebastiantv New Jersey. Retired RN na ako. I am now enjoying the rewards of my many long years of hard work. The US is not for quitters, the lazy nor the timid. Commit yourself wholeheartedly and you will be rewarded.

[@melvbal]

nahilo ako sa video mo ma'am hehe. pero dahil interesting ang topic tinapos ko po.thank you.

[@rodelynpitcher7867]

Nursing is not my cup of tea. Mahirap.. kaya nag accounting ako. So okay Naman now I am a business analyst. 😀 Respect to all of you..

[@EssentialActs]

Still ranks #2 to become a millioner in the US.

[@percyvalpastor145]

Yung iba, full time nurse. Noon, nagp part time pa as visiting nurse. Dagdag kita din yun. Ngayon, hindi na nila kayang mag visiting nurse. Nag o overtime na lang sila sa kanilang full time job dahil sa pagod na rin magwork. Tapos pamilyado pa. Buhay states. Busy ka na sa trabaho, busy ka pa sa bahay. Lalo na pag nag snow, nakakatakot mag drive. Para kang ice candy sa loob ng freezer dahil sa dulas.

[@erlyncares9220]

Halos LAHAT Ng trabaho mahirap po talaga kailangan lang mahaba Ang pasensya at higut sa LAHAT enjoy and love your work ❤

[@michaelrn-icu2243]

After 28 yrs in nursing from trauma Icu. Neuro ICU. Cardiothoracis ICU , coronary care unit, dialysis , Cath lab stroke unit ... Working from Asia, ,America , Europe manhid nko SA pasyente informatic nursing is new trend bahay Lang kahit nakapajama duty na

[@masatejadavlogs8880]

Watching host🎉🎉❤❤😢God Bless!

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po! GODBLESS!!

[@jennylyncardinoza6057]

mahirap maging frontliner dami demanding na pasyente at need ng mahabang pasensya kung wla ka nun talo ka.keep safe always mam Gly & God bless ur dedication to ur work mam salute po ako sa laht ng frontliner na gaya nyo ♥️♥️♥️

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po!!!dapat di palaaway pag nurse 😅😂

[@jennylyncardinoza6057]

@@TheLibsfamily tama po mam ♥️👏

[@cephalocaudal]

Sa pangasinan, grabe ang hawak ng mga politicians sa leeg ng healthcare. Mabuti nakaalis na ako doon. Pinahihirapan nila ang mga healthworkers.

[@user-sw7qm9oj5m]

Happy birthday sir phil🎂🎂🎂

[@ArabianRanches2]

Thank you for sharing your experiences... We learn from each other and the struggles natin pinagdaanan umuunlad ating skills at knowledge... Lahat hirap tinitiis natin mga OFW in the name of love para sating pamilya sa pinas... Mahirap din maging katulong sa bahay dito sa Dubai, 15 hours a day ang work... Monday to Saturday... 18 years old na daughter namin ng partner ko, she is in college at sya na housekeeping ng aming apartment habang kami ay nasa work

[@percyvalpastor145]

Walang madaling trabaho. Ako nga eh, kargador sa warehouse. Humina ang kita namin ngayong magpapasko dahil sa mga gera na yan. Imbes na nakapag nurse ako, nagbubuhat kami ng medical supplies. Angbibigat. Ibang state kasi, pag hindi ka RN sa Pilipinas, hindi ka bibigyan ng exam.

[@robienillosistoso628]

Hats off to you, pero mahirap nga work natin as OFW, yet thankful that we have work for the love to our family 🙌

[@marianeil6630]

@@percyvalpastor145 Save money, don’t give away your money or sending money to the Philippines, unless it life and death, remember you are not young anymore. Think your Health and yourself first!!! Don’t lend money, mahirap meaningful. Kakampi mo sarili mo lang. Dapat kuripot and save money.

[@marianaval4404]

Natural lang yan naranasan ko rin ang mga yan, I am now retired , I worked for the City and County of SF for 31 years, konting tiis lang now I’m enjoying my grandchildren .Bata pa kayo ,ako noon enjoy ko ang work ko but then nagkaroon ako ng injury sa back at medyo bored and stressed narin kaya I retired early at the age of 56.Wala ng time ang mga nurses ngayon sa dating bedside care na hinahanap hanap ng mga pasyente dahil most of nurses free time ay nasa harap ng computer .

[@marianeil6630]

Plus they are overworked.

[@Arviedee]

clap po sa well done work ninyo... watching ur vlogs right now po kasi malapit n mag US ung ate ko... at least may idea kame sa life and wotk load sa usa... laban lng po kabayan you will reap all ur hardwork. ,❤❤❤all the best to u n ur fma po

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po ng marami!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kebrum2008]

Just know your priorities.There is a way around it.I enjoyed working as a nurse in the US.

[@vidalynpamintuan3163]

Tyaga Lang po ma'am ang kailangan

[@aitumsports1857]

Thank you for your sharing sending support bagong kaibigan ❤❤❤

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po!!! ❤

[@jingleramos6265]

ingat po sa work watching from Deisy Godoy

[@gerardoberdin6036]

When workers are on longer treated humanely plus complaints and lawsuits those are big factors that push them to get out and look for conducive working atmosphere regardless of salary. Stress can kill a person than the actual tasks.

[@TheSunflower777]

Take care of yourself. Save, save and retire early.

[@gravanmioleteampusit9965]

First ❤

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po

[@road2abundance]

Worked in ICU sa PH for 2 yrs, has been working in ICU in US for 2 yrs also. Ibang iba. Ang sarap dito sa America.

[@cenonchu7460]

In any kind of job there are always challenges and you have to know how to navigate with that. Just like driving and when you know your way it’ll be easy to drive around. Walang madaling trabaho tama yong nag comment No Pain No Gain

[@EssentialActs]

Physically demanding po ang trabaho nila. Driving is just following the road. Naka cruise control pa. Eh mga nurses, physically, mentally at emotionally challenging.

[@lynnbacones9802]

Ingat po

[@padyaksabayarea7889]

NICE

[@IAmFoodie3728]

Alhamdulillah, as a nicu nurse wala na akong mahihiling pa sa nursing job ko dito sa Kuwait-malaki sahod plus hinde busy most of the time and 1:2 lng max na hawak na patient, madalas 1:1, mas madalas, wala kang patient.. tapos well paid and in my case, kasama ko pa family ko. kanya2x tayo ng preference I prefer to work and stay here for good until I retire. Then uwi na sa Pinas... Malaki ipon at same time nakakapag enjoy and nakakatulong pa dn sa family❤ goodluck po.

[@emilianogabriel9613]

My wife used to work in hospital due to work related issue kaya nag quit siya at nag work na lang siya sa insurance as Case manager at sa home work lang kaya walang traffic

[@julietmanacpo]

❤❤❤

[@elviradizon7786]

hello there watching from Gu.usa

[@TheLibsfamily]

Thank you po!

[@leetirona7769]

Wow

[@wugglebuggle2592]

Getting high salary it means it needs to work very hard . That’s the return of getting high salary.

[@anababunas5163]

it's true hirap talaga lalo na pag wala kang CNA tapos halos total care ganyan talag normal sa kanila yang nag mumura

[@janeblazeproject99]

Nursing is not it used to be in the states, legally most of my friends and even I have to deal with the constant complains and even lawsuits of patients ,this is one reason of why most of my colleagues had left the nursing industry . As for me I also had found my other passion and I get paid more now less stress too at work... hindi lang nursing and malaki ang sweldo sa US ,a notion that all Filipinos have yes it is big, but again it's not it used to be! 10 patients to 1 nurse lol or 2 then the stress u get no amount of money buy peace of mind and less stress at work..not to mentionnthode damn paperworks!

[@TheLibsfamily]

I agree! People are disagreeing on what im saying, maybe they cant accept that is the truth about nursing right now. It could be your passion but if it makes you unhappy its useless. On the other note may i asked what do you do now in exchange of nursing? Thanks!

[@raybacasmas8466]

Wag nang mag complain Sis, d2 sa government regional hospital 2:80 ang ratio! Alam mo yung uma-apaw yung patients nasa hallway na! Yan ang situation ngayon sa atin! So far, ang nurses d2 ang “alas”, sila ang naninigaw!😡 nambubolyaw! Tiredness should not be an excuse! Sa ratio d2 mababa pa rin ang sahod pero if you compare particularly sa private hospitals mataas naman ang sahod ng government in fairness!

[@robienillosistoso628]

@@raybacasmas8466 Hope you get to work din dito sa States? Anong hospital ka po nag work in the Phil?

[@djkynetic]

Nursing is the better passport from PH. But,you can change your profession once you are settled.You can study here whatever you can.

[@vwitchhunter3k837]

You are right!! Nurses are leaving or retiring too early because it’s getting harder… meaning, too many responsibility and might get fired or sued just a small mistake due to heavy assignments, no help, too much complain from patients, etc. Nursing job specially in the US no longer the “ love job” or “dream job” anymore!

[@renmas5917]

Depends where

[@17MorVilla]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@benhur8136]

Just understand that sick people don't have any patience and they are frustrated with themselves being sick like there's no cure or nothing helps them to feel better. So for those nurses that hasn't experienced any abuse from their patients whether verbal or physical my suggestion is not to take it personally but understand that it's part of the patient's dealing with his/her ailments

[@kayebee950]

I feel the same way working as a nurse here in Sydney. I arrive to work with anxiety. We get abused physically and verbally and I'm not even going to start on how terrible management is and short staffing

[@TheLibsfamily]

We can do it. My co workers and I always say, we will do what we can in our shift.

[@ConstellationOrion1]

Europe including Ireland is really bad for nurses. Magsisisi kayo punta na lang kayo US. Lahat kami sa batch namin nagsisi. Nag base kami sa mga vlogs when we chose to come here it's so different. Ask your friends where you want to go na nandun na. Ask them not to sugar coat what they will tell you.

[@cathyespino4551]

done watching po with sending support from ate deisy Godoy

[@jellydamasing1394]

grabj ang nurse,pag nag aaral ka palang nagdaan ng strugle agad,piro sana makatapos ang anak ko to become.a nurse soon hopefully 🙏🙏🙏

[@robienillosistoso628]

its hard po talaga though it pay off naman dito sa America, more success sa anak niyo po 💗

[@jerrycortez9883]

salamat po sa,pagshare ng experience Keep it up po.invite here Deisy Godoy

[@joetraveler5609]

I can relate po ate, grabe din ang mga naranasan kong ksamaan ng ugali ng mga pasyente na i feel really bad before at iniisip ko noon na ako ang may mali, eventually nrealized ko na sila ang may mali dhil msama ang mga ugali nila😔

[@coraasuncion4989]

I dont h Know what kind of traini g you have in pinas but when i started working in US o got the whole floor to me and 1 aid.

[@gratitudetouniverse3754]

If you are going to practice nursing in the usa. Please get malpractice insurance. I recommend NSO they have good insurance for all kinds of healthcare workers. It will protect your license and it is better to have one than not to have one. The facility will never protect you and your license. You are responsible if you make a mistake. It is not expensive and you can get good coverage.

[@angiemendoza8266]

Ngayan naman talaga ang mga matatanda kaya nga tenawag ang mga caregiver kasi dapat you care about the old people nako sa mga pilipina na nang sasabi na mapagod ang work bakit pa sila omalis sa pinas. Ako nga dito sa newzealand supervisor sa alliance meat processing plant tapos sa Saturday Sunday caregiver ako sa bahay nang matatanda kahit anong work walang mahirap mahirap lang nyan kong napipilita kalang mag work dahil sa pera

[@YYC403NOYP]

Move to UK. They love having Filipino nurses there. Came across several videos here on KZbin. They WANT them to stay PERMANENTLY 🥰♥️

[@sweetf8660]

San k ba na state? Malaki ang sahod dito, depende sa state.

[@cardoadsuara1724]

School nurse ako sa international School here sa 🇹🇭 sooop easy amd no stress....

[@cephalocaudal]

Sana ol. Pati yata mga company nurses. Isa akong er nurse, at sobrang nagsisisi ako.

[@TheLibsfamily]

Awww! 😔😔 lipat po kayo ng specialty

[@jaimelao8859]

Dapat pa bang itanong yan. E di dahil sa pera malaki na suweldo so umaalis para magtrabaho sa mas malaking suweldo.

[@anastaciolopez6259]

Ganyan din kami nung 1990 unang work po namin sa US ay CNA. Nimumura rin po kami at tinatawag na monkey minsan nanununtok pa o tatapikin ang kamay namin. Anyways, matatanda naman sila at ulyanin. Yung iba may Alzheimer kaya oks lang naman. Pero gustong gusto naman kming mga Pilipino ng mga boss namin. Try mong mag traveling nurse baka mas patok po sa iyo yun.

[@carlopaguan1412]

Working hard po tlaga Done watching po invited deisy Godoy

[@criseljocson1579]

watching po from Isabela Keep safe po invited by Deisy Godoy

[@maritesfrac9412]

my son gusto ng nurse. i said tough and hard if nasa field ka na. expose ka sa lahat klase ng sakit .at di pwde umupo during duty. buti na lng he change his mind.

[@doods20fer41]

kung ganyan yang mindset nyo di na kayo magtrabaho para di kayo ma expose sa kung ano-ano? at exagerrated naman yang di ka makaupo kung nag duty ka as a nurse, nurse ako at alam ko yan, mas marami nga akong upo at break kesa work

[@pinoyRN67]

2 months ago I had a concussion a patient struck punched me in the head for 4 days I was dizzy, nauseous, recurrent headache

[@thitesmarantz4970]

Are you still working? If you have some deficits mag disability ka na lang at may pera kang matatanggap.Take care🙏

[@keithgarcia3373]

Mas malaki daw ang sahod sa nurses sa Melbourne, Florida, kaysa ibang states

[@janethdelossantos8411]

KAILANGAN TLGA MAHABA UNG PASENSIYA MO.AT ISA RIN UNG ATTITUDE NILA DAHIL NRIN SA SIGN OF OLD.KAILANGAN TLGA MAGSAKRIPISYO.

[@coraasuncion4989]

I just take a deep breath and pray to God to give me courage to go on

[@TheLibsfamily]

Salamat po. ❤️

[@TheLibsfamily]

True po. I always pray before I go to work

[@rogeliobalbuena3569]

Kaya nga nasa ospital yang pasyente me diperencia,wag itrato na normal,,,,

[@litosacluti7988]

Kasama yan sa buhay, stumbling blocks to success. Imagine we have something to spend for retirement. E sa Pinas, ubos ang saving pag nagka sakit tayo.

[@gluteusmaximus1844]

Saang hospital ka ate? Anong state?

[@marianeil6630]

Don’t wait too long to be a nurse, find a business, while you are young. Don’t be materialistic, save, don’t compare yourself to others with a lot of bling bling, kasi utang yon. Kasi nursing use and abuse na. Kaya the Philippine nurses are the one being use and abuse. Then you will have culture shock, mentally problem. Dapat makapal ang balat mo. Maraming pera pero maraming taxes binabawas. Getting with other nationalities are stress too.

[@evangelinemendoza232]

Understaff kadalasan pati sa mga facilities

[@franksaria8835]

Sa nursing home po ba kayo nagwowork?

[@jovysparkstv7754]

Minsan wlang tyaga lang ang tao Kaya umalis.pero kung may patience ang Tao mag stay

[@lunar-e.6620]

4 years of studying to have blue uniform, is it reasonable enough ?

[@reatanon-yi2jf]

Happy birthday sir Phil 🎂🎉

[@jennymojar2706]

Sarap ng sardinas

[@loremiewagas6720]

Maganda talaga pinay nurses kagaya nyo maam kasi mataas pasenxa

[@robertoocenar1202]

keep up the good work stay safe po invited here Deisy Godoy

[@RandomThoughts.]

Ilang taon na po kayo?

[@loidacimafranca160]

relate ako sa yo madam tinawag akong low class umiyak din ako madam

[@TheLibsfamily]

Nakakalungkot po pag ganon. Nung una masaket pakinggan ,ngayon wala na 😅