MALUNGKOT NA BALITA! DI TANGGAP SA USA ANG NURSES FROM GERMANY! ALAMIN KUNG BAKIT! TEAM BLENDED

[@rodolforazon1667]

Yes here in US you have to have at least BSN graduate and your nursing curriculum should be accepted by the board of nursing here and pass the board exam. Yes the nursing curriculum in the Philippines is the same in USA. In the USA things that are done by RN are within the scope of practice, of the nurse. Germany is behind in practice. Before you can take NCLEX, your credential should, be assessed by the board, otherwise you can’t take the test.

[@pinaylasvegas8196]

Here in USA ..No need to be or to have BSN to apply and work as RN here. You can have Associates in Nursing which is less than 3 yrs in some private school here or even in a community school as long as you pass the NCLEX board exam after schooling you're good to work once you are NCLEX passer, while working as an RN you can continue to get your BSN if you want . When you're done with your BSN there's not much difference really to the work load on the floor except if you want to work in the Admin. of your facility. And if you are from other country you need to find someone or facility that will sponsor you to work here.

[@cherrylbensch8030]

True. My cousin told us na ganyan din daw. Nurse sya sa pinas pero kailangan pa din mag exam kagaya dito sa germany. Kong alam lang ng isang nagsasalitang pinoy na yan pariho lang ang process sa US at Germany. Both same may exam.

[@cynthiadeluna9350]

Vocational nursing is LVN. It means license Vocational nurse. U can't give injections n IV. U just distribute n give meds to the patients in USA.

[@lilibethbreault5511]

Vocational licensed nurse ako for 24 years na and I am not a registered nurse it’s a big difference

[@mariavestil7351]

To simplify your discussion,Papi has to graduate from BSN before he can qualify to take Nclex in the u.s. and if he passes then he can work

[@bootsierellaaguilar9669]

Pina haba pa yung usapan hahaha maybe he can try do the BSN online classes double check, Pag gusto May paraan lagi. Goodluck

[@catherineangeles5406]

To work as a nurse in the U.S., regardless of your country of origin, you must be a registered nurse in your home country, pass the NCLEX-RN exam, and often demonstrate English proficiency.

[@NellySolis-x2q]

But not in Germany coz their nursing education is not patterned in the US,not a bachelor degree.It's like vocational or practical nursing.

[@evangelinetan5415]

@@NellySolis-x2qyou can be a Registered RN with either Associate Degree (ADN) or BSN. You can ask the Board of Nursing in any US States to evaluate your credentials.

[@maryjaneheyrana8039]

⁠@@evangelinetan5415very true, my nephew is studying right now associate degree of nursing in New York, USA. He can take NCLEX if he finished. If Angel is a RN in Germany, let him submit his credentials to Board of Nursing in which state he wants to work.

[@arya8605]

yes!

[@giosfunadventures4775]

@@catherineangeles5406 Yes! He can have his credentials evaluated. Also, there is a bachelors degree in nursing in Germany. So it depends what nursing education did he finished.

[@thefamilycim9174]

To practice as a license registered nurse in USA you need to meet the requirements and one of them is to pass the NLEX and when you apply to get this exam, they screen your transcript of records from college and if you meet them, then you take the exam, if you pass it ,you need to find a petitioner ( hospital or nursing home) to sponsor you for working visa or permanent visa so you can work. It’s a lot of work and requirements to follow but if you’re determined to come to US and work it’s not impossible. You just need determination and patience 👍

[@LuningningDeGuzman-yv8cj]

Need 2 to 3 experienced it depends to the requirements of the hospital you will apply. Bachelor of science in nursing is 4yrs and to be a registered nurse you need also to pass the Philippine Liscensure nursing examination. Then you can apply and you can take Nclex . Nclex is for U.S

[@minniemaniquis4111]

RN is only a two-year course here in the US, and LVN is one year. You have to pass the board exams to be able to work in your field. Full time work in a hospital is 12 hours a day, 3 days a week. Overtime pay is hour and a half. You don’t need a Bachelors Degree for RN in the US, but you can take BSN if you want, although your title is still RN and the starting pay is the same.

[@lynzam2271]

My thoughts exactly!

[@marciahabon]

@@minniemaniquis4111 salary is not the same if you have BSN versus Associates RN if you’re working in government Hospitals especially in Military Hospital here in America. BSN pays more than associates RN and it goes by Steps. In Private US hospital yes it’s almost the same with Associates RN.

[@cherrylbensch8030]

​@@minniemaniquis4111dito sa germany is 3 years po so pariho lang pala walang pagkakaiba, ang pinaka importante lang ay napasa mo ang examination hanggang dulo. Minsan yong mga filipino pa ang nakikipagpaligsahan sa kapwa pinoy. Very disappointing😢

[@giosfunadventures4775]

What is allowed or not allowed for a nurse to do is NOT THE REASON WHY YOUR HUSBAND CANNOT WORK IN THE US. Because when he will come here, he will be trained to do those skills. I have worked in Europe as well. And I get what they are saying. I cannot just place an IV needle, I have to call the phlebotomist to insert it for me even if I know how to do it because it is the hospital rule. When I came to the US, I was able to do it and training has been provided as well. If he really wants to pursue nursing here, he has to take NCLEX(nursing board exam). But before that, he needs to also pass the english test and have his credentials evaluated by CGFNS to get a permit to take the NCLEX. Now, the tricky part is if his nursing education is equivalent to the US curriculum. If he completed a bachelor's degree in nursing then he for sure can qualify to take the NCLEX.

[@maricorjoaquin8243]

Angels’ education obtained in Germany is not a bachelor’s degree in nursing but a vocational or practical nursing. That is why his credentials will not pass the requirements for BSN when evaluated by the CGFNS. He needs to take additional units to qualify or pass the CGFNS credentials evaluation. Only after that can he apply to take the NCLEX-RN. However, if he wants to work in the US as an LPN or LVN, it might be a different story because the US might consider his German education.

[@arya8605]

yes! ur right!

[@ma.rhodoramacapanpan2498]

Yap like my daugther....

[@pinoydessertclery6594]

in France we haveto do it ,every part of Europe is not the same method, because here i France we are had our training since the 1st year in Nursing, they lets you undergo and do it with the Nurse

[@giosfunadventures4775]

@@maricorjoaquin8243 You're right. There is an NCLEX-PN(Practical Nurse).That would be another option for him. He can start as an LPN/LVN and he can top up from here if he really want to pursue nursing here. Some hospitals even offer discounts or tuition fee reimbursment to LVN's taking there BSN. They can always inquire from CGFNS because that is their first step before anything else.

[@Karmi05_Official]

As a U.S. nursing grad w/ BSN, you have to be certified on all invasive procedures. As a nurse here, you can give IMs, IVs, Foley/ NGT insertions, blood transfusion, cardiac defibrillation, etc. But all these hv to be with doctors orders/ hosp protocols as well ( but nurses are very well trained on these procedures). Angel is correct, you will stillneed to take some nursing classes & clinical hours equal to U S. standards. So U.S. & Philippines are same standards on BSN even the books, etc. If you didn't graduate with Bachelor's degree in Nrsg ( undergrad) beforehand , you will never qualify for NCLEX. Unless you're a green card / student visa holder, then you can complete your U.S. units & clinical hours. I know bcoz i was an undergrad & fortunate enough to immigrate & complete the rest of my challenging nursing units & painstaking clin hours here in the U.S.. A, ( FYI).

[@LoveUnboxxing]

No one ask

[@Karmi05_Official]

@@LoveUnboxxingwhy the sarcastic reply??? The video topic is reflected by my comment. If you got offended, I apologize.

[@TeamKalboVlogs]

@@LoveUnboxxing LOL She's just sharing her knowledged based on her experience, no need to give this kind of attitude here.. People are reading comments and will learned more about this topic so peace out!

[@filipinascaliboso4523]

NCLEX, IELTS

[@Brexxly]

Sir corrections.. meron ding LVN dito (licensed vocational Nursing) pero mostly sila ay nag wowork sa nursing home. Yung mga BSN at mga ASN (Associates of Science in Nursing) sa Hospitals mostly sila nag wowork, kasi ang mga Hospitals dito ay nag hihire ng mga ASN at BSN kasi dahil sa mga "Magnet" status ng mga Hospitals na nag rerequire sa mga staff nila na nurses to have Bachelors degree. Tapos ang isa pang na requirements ng mga nurses na gusto mag work dito sa US is yung NCLEX exam na nakapasa sila pang mabigyan sila ng license sa State na pinag apply-an nila ng NCLEX exam. Yan ay sa mga Bachelors in Nursing lang. Sa mga Vocational nurses or LVN or LPN , may exam din sila para sa LPN or LVN, iba rin yun sa NCLEX... mag aapply din sila sa state na gusto nila mag work. Pag nakapasa sila, saka sila mabibigyan ng license as LPN or LVN. Kaya nag sagit diyan, pwede lahat mag work sa US pag may NCLEX sila or may LVN/LPN license sila. Mag aapply lang sila kung saan state nila gusto mag exam. Pag nag apply ka for LPN/LVN exam, irerequire nila mga transcripts of records mo from school kung saan ka nag aral, at irereview nila kung pareho ba dito sa US ang mga curriculums na pinag aralan niyo, kung pareho pwede ka mag exam, kung hindi at may mga kulang, kailangan mo muna kunin ang mga subjects na yun para makumpleto mo ang curriculums mo based on US standard. Saka ka lang makakapag exam ng either NCLEX for BSN , or LPN/LVN for vocational nurses. Ito ang Tamang proseso po... advise from a BSN RN here in US 😊 Good luck .

[@Brexxly]

If you have vocational courses in Nursing, you cannot take the NCLEX, one of the requirements for NCLEX is Bachelors in Nursing only. No vocational nurses. I am an RN here for 15 tears... requirements for an NCLEX exam is BSN ! No vocational Nursing course.. you can take LVN exam for vocational nursing.

[@gloannebueno6980]

Tama si kuya if you’re not a graduate of nursing as BSN you really are not allowed to get NCLEX coz the DEP OF education of Nyork will get ALL the necessary documents such as school docs, training or experience you gained from working in a HOSPITAL BASED work at thd most 2yrs or more work experience all of those you have to submit to NYSED the office where the NCLEX are being evaluated and given! They won’t even allow to get you IF you are just working in a clinic or home for the aged.

[@annierosesitchon7083]

ako tagasubaybay ng team blended good times and bad times tahimik naman lang ako manood naging makatotohanan lang talag si stephanie sa lahat nvg vlog nya cant you see napakumbaba nga nong tao

[@julztv2519]

Very nice explaination guys😊

[@bradburn29]

Angel is only a nursing assistant since he only passed his practical knowledge. To fully gain a BSN diploma he should also learn the theory side of nursing to which he will need to attend classes in a nursing accredited university same here in UK. Only then when you successfully passed the practical and theory that you can received your BSN diploma or degree.

[@mariajojipardinez7214]

Be a BSN and pass the board exam or be a registered nurse. You cannot administer medication because you are not RN. BSN has education subjects inorder to teach or be a CI. BSN IS BSN and be a registered nurse by passing the licensing exam.

[@EvangelineStrauss]

Sa Germany kasi, sa Berufschule (Vocational) nag-aaral ng nursing whilst sa Pinas, USA, Sweden etc ang nursing ay sa University.

[@LilyAlda-b6q]

my son finished public health then took nursing for 12 months and he became BSN and RN here in the U. S after passing his NCLEX.

[@vickyj3541]

Wow we have experts here! May mga nagspecialize dito after 3 years. Medyo magresearch muna bago magsalita nang ganyan. Nasa Tao iyon kung gustong magpursue at magbachelor puwede naman syang magaral Uli. Ano ba natapos niya bka Pflegehelfer sya equivalent ng Caregiver. Tapos tawa tawa pa kayo just a reminder iyong pinagtatawanan nyo ay work nyo nakakabastos kung ganyan kayo walang respeto sa trabaho Just be careful bka may magpakita nito sa employer nyo .You have to speak the Language fluently and not for anything, does he work in a Hospital or a Nursing home. Ms. Stephanie you should take responsibility before you post this kind of Vlog. They are laughing „ tagahugas ng Puwet“ that is not right. Bka matangal sa trabaho ang asawa mo. At ang bumubuhay sa inyo ay ang trabaho niya.. Careful

[@teamblended]

Alam naman po nating lahat na biro lang yun. Hindi naman po ganun ka serious sa Germany.. they also make fun at mas harsh pa nga ang iba.. at di lang po asawa ko bumubuhay sa amin, hati po kami… malaki din po ambag ko..;)

[@feedthehungry2696]

Dyan sa part na tinatawanan Ang tagahugas ng pwit Ang Hindi ko nagustuhan

[@cpdrey5985]

You know how Filipinos are, they laugh at everything even if it's not to be laughed about. Maybe it's ignorance.

[@rosalieyannie0514]

That's the reality of profession😊

[@annierosesitchon7083]

hay naku hindi naman dapat palakihin bakit ba ang team blended pinaginitan nyo ano ba talaga tagahanga kayo o taga sira ng bubay nila normal lang yon.na iyon.sabihin nila dahil iyon.naman.anv totool hay balat sibuyas

[@mariab4459]

Take Bachelor of Science in nursing . Must be a board passer and be able to pass english proficiency. The equivalent that you have studied is a caregiver course. Nursing standard in the Philippines patterned to IS standards. That's the reason why Philippine nurses are preferred all over the world. At the moment be content with what you are into otherwise you will never be stable as you keep moving places. Too much talk, simply a BSN degree far from what you were trained or have studied. Equivalent to caregiving.

[@cjrogan2255]

Parang Caregiver lng cguro yang cnasabi mo na 3 years sa Germany. Kc sa Pinas ay 4/yers plus na ma sasummer class ka every year, at may Board exam kc sa Pinas.

[@dalisaycasuga5170]

bagay kay arya ung ayos ng buhok niya, so pretty 💖

[@jojoban6092]

LPN- 1 year here in US- sila yung mga tagahugas ng puwet dito.. or u can get BSN for 4 years… then u can also take advanced practical nursing programs to get specialization (which a lot of hospitals or clinics prefer)… if u are licensed in one state and wants to transfer to a different state, u have to get a license in that other state for your specialization but u have to maintain your RN license still in any state in US.. u also have to maintain your certifications like aacn, aanc, pncb, aapn, etc..😊

[@bethpadilla8724]

FYI, di naman taga hugs ng puwet ang LPN or LVN, mga charge nurse ang trabaho. Wala namang masama don sa trabaho, pero may mga nursing assistants naman para sa personal care ng pasyente.

[@DanielMena-s4t]

​​Tama ka. Sobra ka naman Jojoban. ​Dito sa US ang Nursing Assistant or CNA(Certified Nursing Assistant) 3 weeks course ang mga taga linis ng puwet o taga ligo. Ang LPN are parang RN ang difference lang ay Nursing Diagnosis. Ang first semester ng RN ay CNA kailangan latin matutunan lahat ng basic nursing.

[@elviecogan5294]

Where you get that inf.LPN taga Hugas ng butt ?

[@freddie-nitchaguilar2279]

Nurses here in Germany and studied here is not accepted in US to become a registered Nurse because Nursing here is only Ausbildung not a bachelors degree same what we have in the Philippines. 😊

[@merlifuchs7758]

Dito sa Germany kasi ang Ausbildung as Pflege kraft is equavalent lang talaga as care giver (3years course)..Not just like in the Phils. is 4 years course then may board exam..Even then, hindi pa din puede kaagad makaapply ng trabao as nurse at kailangan pang mag work experience pa muna sa Pinas ng 2 years bago maka trabaho sa abroad.Pero kung nasa abroad na siya puede naman siyang mag aral pa (weiterbildung) para maging bachelor of science course.

[@emilygarcia7657]

Filipino nurses from phillippines is the preference because the curriculum is acceptable innthe states

[@DanielMena-s4t]

Nurses from the Philippines must pass NCLEX to work in the US. However, 4 years RN degree from the Philippines is only equivalent to 2 years Associate Degree(RN) Community College. Most of the nurses from the Philippines work at Nursing Homes. You need to go back to Nursing school for an additional 2-3 years, if you want to get your 4 years BSN(Bachelor of Nursing Degree) at a Private Nursing School or University👍

[@cherrylbensch8030]

​@@DanielMena-s4tito talaga ang tamang balita. Daming fake news talaga e no?

[@Dogdayafternoon602]

Ang ingay at gulo gusto lahat mag salita, give some moment to each other para masaya lang at di kailangan ng pasigaw, steph hubbys voice is nice always calm

[@Mhe777]

Nakainom na kasi

[@marviferis5349]

US has a different nursing curriculum than Germany. Better to check with a US immigrant lawyer that specializes in the nursing profession so that you will know the requirements to practice nursing profession in the US.

[@cynthiadeluna9350]

U r correct Angel!

[@cynthiadeluna9350]

If u have license u r allowed to administer IV n giving injections. U need to pass Nclex exam.

[@inday258]

It seems like Angels is not a registered nurse but a licensed vocational nurse in Germany.

[@Lbehti]

Yeah, I’ve always wondered. Now we know.

[@jacobspelar]

kahit pa po tapos ka ng nursing sa pinas per 15:20 board exam nde ka pa rin nurse, pag sa USA madami ka pa exam bago ka makapasok ng nurse sa US. Sa europe kc assistant nurse na aral for 2-3 years pero Kong gusto mo mag nurse sa europe mag aral ka uli ng 4-5 years sa universitet at ipasa ang license nurse ganon po un. Un mga nurse kc sa pinas nde nila matanggap na pag dating dito sa europe ang work nila sa home care or elderly home or personal assistans sa bahay ng patient ganon po un

[@las5892]

Thats scary nurses in germany is just like doctors ? doctors here in US doesnt give intramuscular injections ,they order ,nurses here in US cant give any medications in the hospital without doctors order,even just aspirin nurses cant give in hospital w/o doctors order,REGISTERED NURSES in US can give oral,intramuscular,and intravenous injection but of course those are with doctors order,cause we are licensed and passed the state board exam,vocational or practical nurse is different from registered nurses ,they cant give IV meds but they can give po and intramuscular and treatments but they cant give IV medication ,practical nurse has less schooling,we have nursing assistants here in the hospital but they need certificate also,certificate and license is different,certificate is low standard license is high standard,student nurses here needs lots of qualifications,experiences,practices before the state boards and pass,nurses in germany are only qualified probably experience and practice and certified but not license thats a big difference,......license is a must here in USA

[@AzielJulioEspiritu]

Growing up so smart Arya, God Bless Team Blended. A silent subscriber here. 🩷🩷🩷

[@lucilleamin2311]

Po your nine dollars

[@liecylecorpuz7149]

Nakakatuwa panuurin maganda maintindihan kasi nurseng ang anak ko pa graduet na

[@jouahnavillagracia6589]

Totoo po yong pinsan ko head nurse dito sa pinay tapos nag schoolling padin sya 2years bago sya nakapunta ng USA pero 10years din ang antay nya ng working visa nya bago naka alis

[@ricagesta7297]

Regards ko ma'am...MGA batchmate nako sa College sa MVC

[@hannach7944]

Obviously Stephanie was just embarrassed to tell the truth that her husband is not even a nurse but only caregiver /Kranken Flieger in Deutsch. He can never go to US with his education as a nurse, but he can apply for caregiver instead . Unless if he will continue to study again but since he has to provide his family it's not gonna be easy.

[@teamblended]

Kung embarrassed, why posting this kind of Vlog pa?😅 He can go naman to USA but he must just study more.. free naman naman ang pag study dito at may sahud pa..;) at di lang asawa ko provider.. ako din po ay provider din.. ;) kung mag aral sya, wala namang mawawala sa amin😅

[@hannach7944]

@@teamblended Of course for your content that's why you are posting it. But what you didn't realize is that you exposed your husband that he's education is not a master degree as a nurse. And it's obvious that he is only working in Altersheim in Berlin as Krankenpfleger. Well, technically he can continue to pursue his degree as nurse but that could take more years and of course he has to improve his English as well otherwise he couldn't pass the exam It's gonna be stressful for Angel's at the end, if he has to work and study at the same time . BTW, IMO your just too show off w/ your vacation spending too much even though your savings is too limited. Inflation is real in Germany if you are aware of what's going on. Your both income might not be enough in the future. You could have take a driving lesson in Germany so you can apply for a Drivers License. Even that is costly. You have a time now since you also provide you can pay from your own income. Since your husband didn't make it. DIY!

[@teamblended]

@@hannach7944 exposing po? Hmm.. alam naman natin kung ano ang Ausbildung. Alam mo din…so expose na po sya matagal na. Show off? Mas mahal pa po ang bakasyon sa pinas, di pa nakalahati sa bakasyon pa USA… di nyo ata naexperience.. At yearly kami nagfafamily vacation, even wala pa kami sa social media.. pala desisyon kayo kung magdriver’s license kami or hindi. Ma afford namin or not, it’s our choice.

[@hannach7944]

@@teamblended it's a suggestion not my decision nor a choice. It's still gonna be your decision or choice just to give you a definition of suggestion. You don't know me how come you are telling me that I don't experience vacations? You will never experience what I have experienced in my life.,not even filipina vloggers. I could have vlog my experiences it's more interesting and fascinating copmare to yours. I'm definitely not jealous nor envy your life is more of ambitious but not achieving much in life. You never traveled where I traveled experienceing Hausboat in France river canal and Motorhome in nullarbor. 2 licensed 1 European license that never expired. Just FYI!

[@ferosemariehass4576]

Youre not really a nurse its like youre a caregiver

[@adelmacarullo1685]

Kamusta na kayung pamilya..wow dalaga na si bunso girl.. Godbless always..

[@jesusapastorfide6466]

Tapos need pa nurses natin makapasa sa exam required ng US bago ka maka apply sa kanila. Pag d mo napasa khit bachelor ka pa ng nurse d ka rin makawork sa US.

[@cynthiadeluna9350]

Here in America. I'm living n staying in US

[@lynzam2271]

Basta nakatapos yong asawa mo ng BSN sa bansa nila or maybe courses dyan sa germany , at accredited dito sa US . Pwdeng mag apply ang asawa mo dito sa US. Basta magtake lang siya ng NLEX . Mas madali din kung meron mag sponsor sa kaniyang malalaking hospitals. Pero matagal tagal na process yan baka abutin ng ilang taon yan. Pero wala naman mawawala sa inyo kung susubukan nyo.

[@Jacquiline-l1i]

Vocational training or apprenticeship lang pala natapos niya not nursing. Bakit kasi sinasabi na Nurse siya hindi pa naman pala siya tapos.

[@Minnie--ru2ew]

🤔🫢

[@florjasmin5037]

😂😂😂 so Much Fun like in the Philippines Enjoy your Life while still Young ❤❤❤😊

[@Mdcasev]

Hello stefh,thanks that u have new upload,always wttng❤🎉

[@minervaenke8522]

Sobrang funny ang mga pinoy❤

[@pinoyofw4666]

Artista na talaga si May-Jo, may The Voice pa haha 😅

[@jayrickgracia]

Hi! Yeah I guess nurses in Philippines are trained to do I v, it’s like your 3yrs. Nursing in Germany is like a practical nursing in Philippines

[@collienmanduriao851]

Bagay sau stef pag ligth lng make up, natural beauty

[@naome18]

Hello team blended God bless all of you guys 🙏❤️🙏

[@sy4936]

Mostly may mga exams din yan tapos Sa atin talagang mga lahi din ang mga kinokoha ng iba't ibang bansa.

[@mariab4459]

And remember Filipinos can talk English as their second language. Philippine standard is high as patterned to work in US and UK . Germany equivalent only to a caregiver course in the Philippines.

[@edelinreyes2366]

Steph bat ganyan naman cila kc asawa ko nursing sa L A dati tapos ngayon nurse din anak ko. To papunta ng U S din lahat pass sa xsam na kailangan para mka pag trabaho sa hospital sa U S. Dahan 2 sa pag sallita mga boss .

[@Jomz_03]

Steph....Nakita ko Ang pilipino na nag sali sa The Voice Germany... Nakasama ng kaibingan nyon na Pinoy diin..

[@estelautitco8911]

Hindi naman pala kc kayo BSN, pero kung BSN kayo na nandyan sa Germany pwede mag inject, nursing aide ang tawag sa inyo

[@dulcebautista4160]

I agree his right u cannot take NCLEX untill u r a BSN and can work 2 U.S

[@florjasmin5037]

Mkatawa man ta sa imo Bro😂😂😂 Enjoy ❤❤❤

[@VanessaSedaya]

In my opinion as a medical assistant in Germany you cannot just inject if you are not certified, we must have done this extra Fortbildung „Impfassistenz“ to be able to inject, and Angel is right, you have to feel sure about doing it. We were once asked in school, „when are you allowed to inject?“ we all answered when we are certified or when the doctor delegates us the work. But the answer was actually: when we can do it and we trust ourselves doing it. Intravenös is not only done by the doctor, we too are allowed to do it. I am not a nurse but i think nurses do more job on the patient than us medical assistants. And in my opinion i think it is also not allowed in the Philippines just to inject, this job is delegated by the doctor, you cannot decide it yourself as a nurse it should be decided by the doctor, just like here. The only problem is that nursing here is not a bachelor so it is not automatically certified in the US. Other way around nurses in the Philippines also needs to do the certification here for a year before they can also work here.

[@las5892]

Needs doctors order for nurses to carry the order of course

[@VanessaSedaya]

@@las5892 yes exactly what i am saying. Either someone did Ausbildung here in Germany or BSN in the Philippines, it has no differences when it comes to this task.

[@nenaalipio-go2ld]

Nurses in the US both learn clinical and theory at the same time. Learn how to do nursing procedures both in the lab and hospital. If you don't pass theory and clinical testing you don't graduate

[@evatenchavez8217]

but if papi is a BSN graduate walang problema he is then qualified to take the NCLEX. even if his work experience based on germany. And need also to take EILTS the english proficiency.❤❤❤

[@tatakpinoyph9846]

Dong Indi na makasingit si Angel hahahahaha. Pagbigyan mo din please❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

[@Bhel-w6m]

Bida bida si kuya ✌️

[@giosfunadventures4775]

Simple explanation: if you took the Bachelor's degree in nursing in Germany, you can apply to be a nurse in the US. But there are also other requirement which is passing the english language exam and the NCLEX (nursing board exam). If you want to make sure if your nursing degree is accepted in the US, you can contact CGFNS since they are the once that are doing the credential evaluation for nurses applying for NCLEX.

[@cecilialiao920]

It’s already explained very well by that guy on the video. No need to look elsewhere. You need a bachelor’s Science degree in Nursing and is a basic requirement to be able to take the NCLEX exam in the US and pass it to be able to become an RN in the US. Period. YOU NEED TO LEARN PROPER ENGLISH TO WORK HERE IN THE US, SORRY TO DISAPPOINT YOU GUYS.

[@giosfunadventures4775]

@@cecilialiao920 Kaya nga. Straight to the point na lang sana kasi ang dami nilang sinasabi na IV/IM and what they are allowed or not allowed to do. The main point lang naman is if he meets the requirement for him to take the NCLEX which is a bachelor's degree and the english test.

[@reygenembodo]

💯

[@reygenembodo]

@@giosfunadventures4775true and some ex. he mentioned is wrong. In Germany its case to case and every stations/facility ay may iba ibang standard allowed and not allowed.

[@carinamaquiniana991]

Hello team BLENDED miss u ❤❤

[@karencruz2607]

Then mag aral nalang talaga ng BSN or ASN dyan sa Germany para mag qualify for NCLEX Exam.

[@tatakpinoyph9846]

The same Tau 4 years na din ako na taga subaybay NG team blended . Steph please Shout out po morbos family of imus cavite . My name is Edith mor

[@Asvi6772]

First from Numancia,Aklan Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤️

[@aireenfuentes1974]

Wow may kasama akong follower Ng team blended dto sa numancia..❤❤

[@Asvi6772]

@@aireenfuentes1974 taga Cn ka iya sa Numancia?

[@mariaepifaniaahaya7510]

Pwede ka rin mag continue mag aral Dito sa America

[@bethpadilla8724]

Ang tanong nurse ba si papi or nursing assistant? Kung grumaduate ng school of nursing dyan sa Germany puede naman siguro magtake ng NCLEX.

[@JustRenze]

In my Opinion poh Pinaka maganda eh mag tanong sa mga Filipino Nurse dito sa America . I know kailangan talaga certified ka bago ka makapag inject sa mga pasyente. Para talaga masagot ang katanungan na yan need talaga ng Bachelors of Science in nursing at kung may master Degree or Doctorate sila mas maganda pa mas malaki Sweldo nila . Syempre need talaga na Certified ka at Take the exam NCLEX at kukuha ka pa ng State Exam. Para maka pag work sa lugar na yun. Pinaka maganda poh mag Interview kayo ng Nurse Mismo dito sa America para masagot lahat ang Question about Nurse sa America.

[@Jacquiline-l1i]

Hindi nga siya fluent sa english at hindi naman pala tapos ng BSN, paano makawork sa USA😂

[@JustRenze]

@@Jacquiline-l1i Mag paturo sya sa wife nya mag English or mag enroll sya English school diba tapos Mag Aral sya ng Bachelor of Science in Nursing kung gusto nya talaga makapag work dito sa America sabi nga nila diba kapag talagang Gusto maraming Paraan para makamit ang Pangarap kapag ayaw naman maraming dahilan 😅

[@jesslucas6048]

Papi should study English first

[@RowenaRosales-o8y]

Unang napanood ko nagsayawan sila, bilog bilog pa tyan ni Steph kay arya

[@nanettebajade2853]

aliwaros lagi ni nga vlog Steph hehe✌️✌️

[@mariasocorrogalura7010]

Hello po it's been a long time na nanonood ako Ng blog mo kumusta Aria your so big na

[@FlorenceAtluna-j5c]

Pati storya lahat ikaw walang time ng ibang magsalita yan ang master

[@HAFEDALAMPA]

Ive been working in KSA as a nurse but tou can do intra muscular or IM to patient without doctor bit tje doctor tell you okay nirse give them medicine teu IM. So fanun din sa saudi

[@rosalieyannie0514]

Hello my loves team blended 💞💕💕💕

[@trininglozano1432]

Hello Steph, Papi and beautiful Arya 🥰. Miss your vlog.

[@riezlcristobal6159]

Parang nursing aide?

[@Minnie--ru2ew]

Yup, in my observation, more likely. He’s not proficient in English. How can one pass a test in the English language if they’re not even proficient in it?! Mind- boggling 🤔

[@inday258]

You can not do the IM and IV there in Germany because you are not a registered nurse.

[@VanessaSedaya]

First 🤭 Hi Arya Stark

[@TheSantiVlog]

👋🌏🌬🌧⭐🌟💝💖Good evening! Wishing you a wonderful night❤

[@RowenaRosales-o8y]

4years na pala akong subscriber sa team blended

[@christinaescalantedelosrey6138]

Yun dun minsan sa,d sumakwel.service daw sila kay kim🧑‍🍳📊josette kea nga gawa si kuya roy jr royette kc riah use ko

[@ThelmaSantiago-uj1bp]

Xeroxcopy ni Mahal si ariana😊

[@monicaabrigos2666]

Maybe God has a good plan for papi stef

[@micomic7401]

Samoka ani na vlog oi pagukod ug explain saon ang bana ni team blended ngwork sa Home for the Aged

[@Minnie--ru2ew]

😂

[@ednabueno8154]

Angcourse ni angel kung dto sa pinas ang tinpos nia aynursing aid lng 2yr courses yan no licensure exam

[@Sherylene-w7s]

That means Papi will be consider Licensed vocational nurse or Licensed Practical Nursing here in USA. He can always go for 1 year of schooling to become RN( Register nurse). You don’t need to have a Bachelor nursing to be able to work as RN here. As long as you graduated as RN no need to be a Bachelor an associate degree is ok as long as you pass NCLEX you can work as RN the only different is your salary of course BS degree in nursing pay more. Pero Mali iyang friend mo na kailangan Bachelor lang sa nursing to work as an RN no you can have Associate degree in Nursing and once you pass the NClex to work as an RN here in USA. Maybe Papi can continue taking more classes in Germany for nursing(RN). Papi don’t give up keep trying.

[@emiliedevera8808]

Hello blended fam ❤❤❤

[@feedthehungry2696]

I like the policy in Germany na dapat Ang doctor Ang allowed interms of injection not the nurse para sure sometimes Hindi ako maka trust sa mga nurse mag inject kahit sa pag hatid ng mga gamot sa patient sometimes magkamali pa Ang mga nurse sa gamot

[@rollietaingledew4286]

Same here in the U.S allowed ang nurses with the doctors consent, kaya nga need na alam mo ginagawa at fluently can speak English as well. Tama ka kuya👏👏👏👏👏

[@las5892]

excuse me ,No that’s not true doctors doesn’t give consent for nurses to work in US they give orders for nurses to carry they don’t give consent for nurses to work

[@rowenasison9555]

Saka dapat fluent sya sa English bago sya mkapagtrabaho dito sa america as a nurse (aside from bachelor degree and nclex passer)

[@lillibethyaco413]

Hello n happy good day👏🥰🌺❤️🙏👏🥰🌺❤️🙏

[@rhiadisca6657]

Asa na diay inyong car?

[@lidefsomar5291]

Okay lang yan kabayan, ang USA Dream eh USA nightmare na ngayon.

[@leniedelapena6944]

Hello team blended❤❤❤

[@luciacastro316]

God bless you all

[@kyrederfvlogs3058]

3 years of Nursing is a Graduate Nurse not a Bachelor

[@las5892]

Very low standard ang nurses diyan sa germany certicate lang nurses diyan,dito sa USA ay talagang license d