Mga bansa kung saan in-demand ang Pinoy nurses, nagpapasiklaban sa mga benepisyo ayon... | 24 Oras

[@exit.tail2375]

Nkakatawa ang Pinas. Dati nung kakapasa ko palang sa nursing board, ngapply kagad ako pero wlang pumapansin sakin kasi walang kakilala dun sa mga inapplyan ko. Ngbayad ako for training, nag volunteer hanggang sa maabsorb. Now 12 years na ako working abroad, super grateful sa foreign countries sa pagpapahalaga nila sa mga filipino nurses, isang bagay na never ko nramdaman sa pinas lalo na ang Philippine government and the private owners ng mga hospital. Hanggang salita lng sila. Busy lng kayo sa sarili nyong interest and pgpapayaman sa sarili nyo.

[@muhaivlog1271]

Tama po yan!kurap kasi ang pinas!sa abroad lalo na middle east hnd na kailngn ng experience at tranning bsta hard work kalng..ok na sa knila.

[@MNLQC]

Palakasan kasi dito. 😂 kahit di qualified nakakapasok sa trabaho basta may kakilala😂

[@raysentillas5878]

Military at pulis ang binigyan nang Phil Govt nang malaking sahud triple para hindi daw mag kudeta🤣🤣🤣

[@gogglescache8246]

*deserve din naman ng mga government soldiers ang malaking sahod especially sa Mindanao. pero huwag din exaggerated ano? applicable yan sa mga criminologist at pnpa graduates. other than that mag-aaral pa sila para umangat posisyon at sahod of course gagastos pa din. dapat jan ang mga executives na puro upo lang ginagawa ang mababa sahod. Sa Pinas Kasi kung sino pa iyong maghapon nakaupo yun pa ang malakihang sahod. Baliktad diba? iyong nasa ilalim ng sikat ng araw, palakad-lakad takbo halos maubusan na ng boses yon pa ang maliit ang sahod. maigi sigurong sumadlayn nalang silang content creator.* 🥲

[@mercysalazar2311]

Tama. Pag may kilala ka. Madali makapasok.

[@justiceempire1170]

Never aalis ang Nurses kung bongga ang sahod. Mas maganda pa rin ang Pinas kumpara sa malalamig na lugar. Masaya na, kasama pa buong pamilya. Ngunit dahil sa hirap, mapipilitan talagang umalis. Inaabuso na nga workload, di pa umaangat sweldo.

[@mjikki]

TRUE

[@gerryombiang4698]

Mabuhay mga pinoy nurses ❤

[@Recubs0608]

Naalala ko before, new nurses pinapa volunteer lang Kasi maraming nurses sa pinas. Now, we are moving everywhere. How time flies. Push lang mga kapwa nurses. Mabuhay kayo

[@nasigeo2790]

naalala ko rin to, minsan nga kaw pa magbabayad sa ospital para makapag experience..😂

[@Recubs0608]

@@nasigeo2790 tama...

[@drixeinzwahiduno7228]

naalala ko to, pero ung lecheng COE wala naman palang silbi

[@AmbisyosangPobrengIlongga]

Without pay pa, kahit food allowance wla

[@thekvein]

Naabutan ko to, pasiklaban ng backer para lng makapasok mapa public man o private na hospital. This is hopefully a wake-up call or I don't know. Our healthcare should be a priority but what about the providers? Do those in the healthcare sector in power even discuss this? Just a thought.

[@lorelieoinal2205]

The main reason why nurses from the Philippines are the best is that Filipinos are truly caring, resilient, and compassionate. We treated our patients like our own family.

[@bikexplorer2203]

I have visited dozens of hospitals here in manila alone. And no, most of them don't care and provide poor service. Your statement is far from the truth. Stop this "proud pinoy" bullshit

[@dexterjimlorzano6397]

Shut up

[@rennanbayer3376]

Anong truly caring, tao din yung nurse na nag abroad huy, kaya mo bang pangatwiranan ang iyong idealismo kung ang tiyan mo naman ay hindi alam na magkaka laman

[@feddeguzman3966]

​@@rennanbayer3376pinagsasabi mo

[@user-xs8re2oy7i]

Madami den na hindi at may mga palpak den

[@ratapornpongsawarn9256]

I am very proud to my nurse sister for not leaving the country and still wanted to serve our Filipino kababayans. She is serving the country for 28 years but I am also happy sa mga umaalis dahil deserve nyo ang bigyan ng halaga ng gobyerno na ayaw ibigay sa inyo kaya sana maubos n mga nurses dito para walang mag alaga sa inyo

[@chrisperez1356]

😂😅hahaha di ba nkakahiya sa ibang Bansa mga OFW lang ang kaya nating i-export kaya kapag naging migrate na yun iba sa abroad halos ayaw Ng umuwi Ng Pinas that's the reality.

[@maharlukomaharluka4811]

korek

[@jeffersonfernandez906]

its supply and demand. gov is not a hospital

[@danger26102]

@@chrisperez1356you are the only one who think about that

[@jmdonasc]

Yep, think of your family first not yor goverment.

[@maaltx]

I don’t regret leaving Philippines to work aboard as a nurse. In my time, we had a surplus of nurses, I felt like we were exploited, we need to have a “ninong”, or we have to volunteer, or we have to pay to get in. And let’s face it, working overseas we got paid a whole lot more and we’re able to help and support our families. But Philippine government needs to protect the overseas workers from exploitation and at the same time tighten the regulations to protect the foreign employers from fake nurses. As for nurses who wants to come to USA, a word of advise, please finish your contract, there are a lot of nurses while in the a Philippines they agreed and signed a contract but then when they come to US and their job place is in the rural area they suddenly quit and leave without finishing their contract and that reflects a red flag and later on the hospital will no longer recruit in the Philippines. As for doctors who studied nursing to be able to work in US, please lang wag lang umatsa na parang doctor, nars ka lang dito, Gavin no ang trabaho ng nars.

[@danger26102]

If conditions are not good why do you have to finish the contract? You are opening yourself to exploitation.

[@paulogabutin2825]

@@danger26102 claro sabi ni author. Ang situation na nasabi niya is nag quit dahil nasa rural area. Bastos move yan.

[@felisacastro2565]

Korek

[@drixeinzwahiduno7228]

@@danger26102 nainitindihan mo ba ung sinasabi nya ?

[@SamJone2024]

@@danger26102 it’s honoring your contract if you don’t it reflects on every filipino nurses. Nakapag tiis ka nga sa pinas for a small salary why can’t you finish a year contract and be done with it. If nurses will not finish the contract, ma stereotype kayo anywhere in the world and no one will want to recruit filipino nurses so affected lahat.

[@jencruz7740]

Pray for all the OFW Philippine health workers 🇵🇭♥️ thank you for becoming our country heroes

[@Mimi-fg8kg]

Our population is big and if the training is the same we can always produce brilliant nurses. I admire Filipino nurses because they're really nice and professional

[@hua_tetsu_cat]

A big population has greater competition for resources

[@bobbysierraVlogs]

Our population is big..because there is no control..the government is so incompetent when it comes to population control and there is no such initiative on their part on how to manage its people.. hopeless hopeless country and this is the only thing they are good about..exporting people because they cannot provide anything locally..if you remember nagmamakaawa pa sila sa Kuwait tanggapin ang pinoy kasi magaleng daw mag English..kakahiya ang pilipinas 😂

[@justiceempire1170]

Yes, there are brilliant Nurses but it will still go if low in salary. Who could reject the benefits and comfort they're getting Abroad compared with the work of load here? Seldom does the Employer would even care about the sufficiency of the salary without being overworked with 2 On-duties with 50 to 100 patients. Moreover, Overtime with less pay at the same time. 😩

[@user-xs8re2oy7i]

​@@justiceempire1170huh?

[@teresitateodoro5225]

Pay the nurses what it should be. They are eyes and ears of the Doctors. They are saving lives.

[@NZeiram]

madaling sabihin pero hirap gawin....

[@frenchpotato5661]

Look, just as we need nurses, we also need CPAs, Engineers, Scientist.. Kung taasan niyo Ang sweldo ng nurses, taasan niyo din yung ibang professions kasi hindi nabubuhay ang isang bansa sa isang profession lamang. Kung tataasan yan, whether public or private, domino effect yan. Magtataas din ang expenses of having access to good healthcare. So Sino magsu suffer? Pilipino pa rin. The problem is for the govt to find ways how to make living bearable here in Ph kahit ganun sahod mo. Kaso gahaman naman Kasi mga ibang pinoy. E.g. yung onion problem natin last time. Now, 200k pesos yan pero convert mo yan in dollars. Consider also the living expenses like rent, groceries, transp in dollars then convert that to peso. Ang maganda sa ibang bansa, is their social and healthcare benefits. Dito gagastos ka talaga to get a good govt service. 1 dollar is equivalent to 50+ pesos here which can afford 1 meal already. Pero di ka makita na $1 dollar meal sa US.

[@andreilimsyjuco4466]

​@@frenchpotato5661sa CPA, kung hindi nag papa elite ang BOA, marami sana accountant da Pilipinas. Hindi eh, walang maayos na communication ang mga universities, private sector, at BOA para synchronize ang curriculum nila. Gusto nila, sala nang sala hanggang sa konti lang maka graduate, konting universities lang papasa kasi iyong mga exam is out of this world ang tanong, at konti lamg lisensyado. Resulta, walang masyadong CPA. Eh ang daming kailang ifill na bakante sa accoubting, finance, iyan nga nga. Bayaan mo sila magdusa.

[@anonymousgumiho6963]

Sana po di lang nurses but also other healthcare workers such as med tech, pharmacists, radiologists, physical therapists, and more. Its a healthcare system not only comprising of doctor and nurses, sana kami rin pong other medical professions ay mabigyan pansin din po kasi mahalaga din po sa diagnosis ni patient.

[@mav2684]

​@@NZeiram possible pa ding gawin bakit ung mga pulis at army and teachers kayang itaas ng gobyerno sahod and benefits... Ibig lang sahibin nun d priority ng Gobyerno ang mga Nurses Real talk lang... compare mo sahod ng nurse dito sa pinas lalo na sa private hosp na 16k kung mapunta ka pa sa probinsya sa sahod ng middle east na public na 70 to 80k a month... sino hindi aalis sa pinas.. may pamilya din ang mga nurses nu sino makakabuhay sa kakarampot na sahod...

[@kramrain9164]

As a Nurse ng start ako as Volunteer and some of my colleagues sila pa ngbayad sa mga hospital pra mgka experience sila. Ng work n din ako as OFW. Iba tlga bigay sa ibang bansa kesa sa pinas. Kya aalis at aalis mga nurses ksi mababa tlga bigay sa sariling bansa natin. 😢

[@aprilsaffire]

Nauuna ksi ang ibubulsa ng nasa taas.

[@frankfulgar5332]

True kahit ako aalis ako dito mababa ang sahod

[@madelinemorales9369]

Aabroad na nga lahat lahat pero HEA Wala pa din budget.

[@lalaarevalo8348]

As a nurse in California..i agree. The pay here is so much more...i wish you all luck...get paid what you are worth and what you deserve❤

[@nuwebster8339]

Agree, same here in Canada

[@alphiegarcia7264]

200k akinse ko lang d2 sa Cali

[@tamaka8364]

How's the cost of living there?

[@hello72636]

​@Tama ka that's a good question, hindi ka lang mag aabroad at di mag expect sa mga bills doon, especially California, but they're talking about nurses here which really make good income, you just do what you have to do, budgeting, live with bunch of people in one house...etc

[@nasigeo2790]

@@alphiegarcia7264 sana all. dito sa UK band 5, 160k lang tapos ung 100k mo rent palang sa bahay at council tax, dpa kasama gastusin.. kaya planning to kove somewhere na makakaipon ipon hehe. habol nalang tlaga nila dito is healthcare at free school sa mga bata.

[@kingtsik]

A major concern that will really challenge politicians to persuade local nurses to stay.. offer an attractive and more livable salaries and benefits not only for them but for their families..

[@LarryfromPH]

Tama si Madam. Kailangan ng incentives to work in PH. Filipinos should start to realize that Filipinos are workers/employees of the world! The government should exploit the benefits of this but at the same time provide conducive environment for Filipinos to work in PH.

[@johndafoe3408]

Thank you maam Ople for siding with us healthworkers and to Sec. Herbosa may you address the problem.

[@FLOPPYDISKTV]

I worked in the Philippines as a nurse for almost 10 years. Sakto na cguro yan for “para sa bayan”. I now need my “para sa pamilya ko”. Ngayon i’m a nurse endoscopist so much opportunity sa abroad while sa pinas hangang Job order/casual lang kami mga nurses

[@DelonSerinoVlogs]

I admire Ms Ople’s statement, “hindi na sapat ang ‘para sa baya’”. Sounds like she was once an OFW.

[@louisfederickpascua555]

Kung magpasahod Dito ng PHP.100,000 to 200,000 monthly sa mga nurses at 50,000 sa ibang contractual. kung kaya nila pero Politicians yumayaman

[@GolDRoger-fx2fp]

​@@louisfederickpascua555 kaya nila magpasahod. Pero sadyang mga SAKIM lang sila, gusto nila sila lang kumikita.

[@muhaivlog1271]

Reality nmn😢

[@GolDRoger-fx2fp]

@@muhaivlog1271 #1 Modern-day Slavery Trade Officer Ms. Ople.

[@leonardman5935]

@@louisfederickpascua555 khit 80,000k lng dito sa pinas ok na,

[@lalainerivera2934]

relate ako dyn s baba ng sahod im working as a nurse sa private hospital at sumasahod ako ng 25k monthly pero d prin enough para s mga gastusin lalo na ngaun mag aaral na ng college ung anak ko at mga pamangkin ko kung dyn k lng s pinas d mo kkyaanin mag paaral ng kolehiyo kung ganyan lng ang mattngap mo na sahod 😅now im here in doha qatar as Nurse ung sinasahod ko s pinas 5x na kinikita ko ngaun at freetax pa so kyang kaya ko na pag aralin ung anak ko s kolehiyo kya huwag n kyo magtiis dyn s pinas grab the opportunity 😅

[@KimJun-jun]

Don't hesitate to go abroad for the time of real and urgent family crisis is coming. The call for your service is highly needed as ongoing struggles with war and denuclearization had spiraled out of control.

[@elizabethsiapno]

Salute to ALL DOCTORS and NURSES,👍😍📖🌸🌺GOD BLESS po sa mga KBBYAN natin❤️❤️❤️

[@ruthnavaja899]

Dapat ayusin yong mga pasahod para hindi mag alisan yong mga nurses natin sa pilipinas

[@maharlukomaharluka4811]

ANG INAAYOS NILAAY ANG MGA BULSA NILA

[@markjheromeceledonio1202]

lahat nman ng pangarap ng pinoy mang ibang bansa eh 😂😂 pra mas marmdaman nila na ibang lahi cla at hindi pinoy! ahhahaha kakatawa pilipino utak pinoy tlga....pasosyalan ng pasosyalan pro buhay lagapak nman ..

[@Sacommentlangmagaling]

10 years nurse sa ph. 4 beses lang po ako naka bili ng brief ni hindi naka bili nang bagong sapatos. yung ot thank u lang pero dito sa u.s bayad na bayad..

[@berniejo]

What the government needs to implement for nurses in the Philippines is to give attention like Health Benefits to each of their families. That's why Pinoy nurses are leaving because not only is the salary low, but also the lack of providing for the needs of their families.

[@josephlim7239]

As nurses always target at the top at sa usa mgapply, earn at least $50-100 usd/hr depending sa experiece. Kng sa pinas ka ni kotse di ka mkabli at bahay mahirap mas mgaan buhay sa america

[@theduke6951]

Sobrang totoo! Mas gusto ko rin sana na dyan na lang sa Pinas magtrabaho bilang Nurse pero when it comes to practicality, hindi sasapat para sa sarili kong pamilya. Lumalaki ang mga bata at mag aaral, kelangan paghandaan, kelangan bigyan sila ng seguridad in the future. Kaso sobrang liit talaga ng sahod dyan, over worked but underpayed. Sama mo na ang padrino system, it is not what you know, it is who you know. Hindi pinapahalagahan ang heathcare workers natin dyan, ika nga 'taken for granted, magbo-volunterr ka na nga ikaw pa magbabayad sa hospital to gain experiences... ANG LUNGKOT!!😂

[@pinoyRN67]

some filipino doctors are so arrogant! disrespectful to nurses but here in USA everybody is treated equal with respect even if you are a housekeeping ( janitor) , most American doctors are humble professional and respectful down to earth in my work experience

[@observer950]

Mula noon hangang ngayon at kahit pa sa future. Wlang pagbabago at walang ipagbabago Mag aabroad tlga halos lahat.

[@gabbylecious96]

Nag work ako sa pinas ng 4 years sobrang hirap ng health care system sa pinas... wla sla care sa mga pinay nurses unlike sa abroad na ang taas ng tingin nla sa pinoy at pinay nurses... maganda ang treatment nla sa mga kababayan natin unlike dto satin delay ang sa sahod tapos hirap pa ng work...sa abroad libre food accomodation and transpo wlang gastos lahat... di mo maihon pamilya mo lalo mga mgulang sa hirap pag sa pinas ka lang mag work ang sahod sa abroad 5x kumpara sa pinas... na appreciate pa ng mga emoloyer abroad ang hirap ng pinay nurses unlike sa pinas wlang value...sana maiba na ang systema sa pinas pahalagahan din nla ang mga pinay nurses😢

[@julzeetv5900]

WE work NOT to become a hero. WE work because WE ARE IN NEED! PATRIOTISM is NOT YET ARCHAIC and is good, but PRACTICALITY TO SURVIVE WITH HAPPINESS deserves the most important spot in everybody's life. MINSAN NAKAKAPAGOD NA ANG PAGIGING SOBRANG MAKABAYAN KUNG WALA NAMAN TAYONG MAPAPALA. We're now in this ERA of our own personal fights! Wala na tayo sa era ng territorial invasions na kailangan mong magpakamatay para sa Inang bayan. Rizal's time is Rizal's time, Bonifacio's time is Bonifacio's time. Our country already surpassed those darkest times in our history. THIS IS OUR TIME TO FIGHT FOR OURSELVES, TO FIGHT FOR OUR PERSONAL BATTLES, TO FIGHT FOR A GOOD LIFE. IT'S OUR TIME TO BE HEROES PARA SA SARILI NATIN AT SA PAMILYA NATIN. Let's stop being too idealistic! It won't give us inner freedom. LET'S BE PRACTICAL FOR A PRACTICAL REASON. Treating ourselves like a hero for the sake of others, but deep inside we suffer with so much heartaches and toxicities is "HEROSAICAL" HYPOCRISY. PATRIOTISM doesn't limit within the Philippine territory, it can be done even outside the country because saan mang sulok ng mundo there is a Filipino doing his/her work with a heart and passion. With this, people will see the light of a Filipino shining in terms of hardwork and dedication, and this gives honor to our identity and to our country. Kung saan tayo masaya doon tayo...kasi pag masaya tayo mas lalo tayong magiging productive. At kahit nasa labas o sa loob man tayo ng Pinas, may pakinabang parin tayo.

[@ChiniWanders]

Ang galing ng pagkakasabi mo.

[@erstaunlichpurrfect0904]

True! Hero ka nga, patay at gutom naman ang pamilya mo. Kung maganda lang at worth it ang sweldo sa pinas ng mga nurses bakit gugustuhin pa naten umalis at lumayo sa pamilya naten.

[@geroldarante6633]

Very well said. Naiyak ako ng very light. 😢

[@generrandu1643]

Okay lang yan, maraming dollars ang papasok at mapadala sa Pilipinas,. Dito sa abroad gusto nila Filipino nurses dahil masisipag at maalaga sa pasyente

[@selfrealization5445]

Proud na proud pa magpa alipin ng ibang bansa..parang factory lang ng nurses..

[@rodztv1655]

Magaling talaga ang pinoy na nurse

[@consuelodelrosario4222]

Mabuhay Ang mga nurses na Pinoy sa buong Mundo you are the best among the rest

[@jannebrija9879]

Yeah if they offer a sustainable working environment in the Philippines, I would gladly go back. But here in Germany the salary is not as big as they said in the USA but the benefits outways it all. If I get sick here, I won’t have any problems because everything is covered by my health insurance even if I stay in the hospital for a month, two months or even a year, I don’t need to pay a single Euro. If I have children, their education will be free until college and they even give incentives if the children would continue to Masters or Doctorate degree. One thing else is their nursing law are lax and their approach to patients are chill so their nurses are not on the edge fearing to make mistakes. We can go home and sleep soundly not fearing that if we made some mistakes at work that our license will be taken away from us.

[@x-limit2023]

Same benefits in sweden

[@user-xs8re2oy7i]

​@@x-limit2023you should be fearful of making mistake while doing patient care,somebody's life is in your hands.If you make a fatal mistake,you cannot go back to correct your arror.😂

[@ApostleRuel93]

My sister is almost 20 years now a nurse in the US , and they recieved many benefits.

[@chistophermarmeto1434]

Sana Ang gobyerno meron public school sa pag aaral Ng Nurse

[@paud5409]

Meron naman... ang dami namang public schools na nag ooffer ng course

[@jasmineclaire2428]

"I don't want them to leave." Then give proper compensation to nurses and other allied medical health workers.

[@mayencent]

Attractive, eh kung sa government hospital for JO/contractual at kung gusto mo maregularized need mo ng pulitiko tapos ang dami niyo pa na mag-aagawan... Severely overworked and underpaid ang nurses dito. Sa private sector naman ay mas malala ang baba ng sweldo...

[@craighowat8290]

Bastos nmn mangtrato iba nurse..sigawan k...dami nurse ganyan s public 8nstead turuan yon pasyente sigawan...non studyantr ako..affiliate ako non s tertiary s bikol region...aba ilan nurse n regular s DR tsimisan yon pagkatao ng pasyente at pabayaan nkatiwanwang lang jan...tuyo n dugo hayaan n lang...imagine tuyo n dugo s hita kung d dumating studyante d malilinis...awa awang kmi s pasyente non..kung pwede dipain mga nurse n bastos at pabaya s trabaho nila...ilan beses n ginagawa nila yan...n9n mauso n video may studyante video ...post s fb Kaya non pinagbawal yon phone ...pero nkklusot pa rin..kmi studyante kita nmn ginagawa nila maawa k....sabi nga nmn if ikaw RN n never k maging ganito...mabait k s iba pero s kapwa mo naghihirap ituring mo bastos...plakada sermon...

[@calvenkit7233]

😂😂😂😅😅Wala talagang ligtas ....sa pinas underpaid...tapos dami workload pag umabsent Kasama mung tinamad ng mag duty haha

[@craighowat8290]

@@calvenkit7233 hello mas mataas ang sahod s gobyerno..8 yrs if gusto mo OT may bayad kompara s private...isa p...porke sahod mo 28 k buwan buwan tama b yan gawin mo s kapwa..mo...sabi nga nmn if ganito ugali ng nurse..ipost ninyo s fb pasikatin para matangfalan license...

[@cephalocaudal]

​@@craighowat8290...may mga ganyan talaga kahit sa ibang propesyon. May mga gawain silang ipapagawa sa mga juniors nila. Pwede namang isumbong kung gugustuhin. Minsan kailangan ding isumbong para may matauhan. Minsan kailangan ding intindihin.

[@Schjoenz]

Ang salitang "Para sa Bayan" ginagamit lang kung mamamatay kang LUMALABAN. Pero kung mamamatay ka sa gutom at kahirapan para daw sa bayan, eh hindi na yon makatarungan. Kaya tama lang ang sinabi nya na hindi na sapat ang mga salitang yan. ur nurses need more support. gawin nilang triple, for sure wala na aalis maliban na lang sa mga may pangarap na mag abroad talaga..

[@renevalleramos994]

To be honest, Kaya nag iinvest ang mga magulang na mag aral ang kanilang mga anak sa isang nursing school na pagkamahal mahal ang tuition eh, ang mindset.. para makapag abroad.. di na yung para makatulong sa mga kababayan natin...

[@cire27rn]

Real talk haha!

[@lorenzacervantes3181]

Nakakataba Ng puso na gusto nila nurses natin Kaso Pano Naman ang Pilipinas?

[@TestSalvadora]

Maganda kasi educ ng nursing dito, plus usually obedient ang mga Pinay at adaptable sa work environment. Pwede pa nila i-below average ang sahod compared sa national rate dahil di naman reklamador mga Pinoy basta yung sahod doble, triple ng kinikita nila compared sa Pinas.

[@myungjaehyun_13]

Filipinos taking its 'Hospitality' to another level...

[@larsbaquiran522]

Corrupt official is waiving ...di na nakakapagtaka kung bakit nag aalisan sa sariling bayan ang mga nurse natin ...ang baba na nga ng sahod,ang tataas pa ng mga bilihin samahan pa ng kaytataas na gastusin...Umay !!!

[@keppysworld2505]

uy grabe naman sya for so many years na maraming umaalis sa atin na mga healthworkers.. wag masyadong maissue.. di lang bansa natin ang napipilitang mangibangbansa ah..

[@maharlukomaharluka4811]

@@keppysworld2505 ANO BANG ISSUE ANG GUSTO MO??

[@maharlukomaharluka4811]

HINDE LANG MGA NURSES KUNDI PATI MGA TEACHER DITO SA ATIN

[@psychenurse09]

leaving ph to work should never be an option for everyone not just the nurses. government must do their job to provide oppurtunities for all its citizen. working away from our families and serving other nationalities isnt fun even if the salary is lucratively high. but how can the workforce do their obligations if they can not even feed themselves. worst part also as a nurse working in the ph, people lookdown on the profession and treat nurses as if they are housemaid, verbally abusing them and degrading them 24/7. i think no need for an evidence right Sen. Villar.

[@rosalynnlariba7075]

Hopefully after many years the problem of many nurse and other medical professionals regarding the low salary in the Philippines will be solve.

[@khenroxas6194]

Iba talaga mga Pinoy

[@bisayachronicles6047]

The College of Nursing during my time is one of the largest (if not the largest) not just in my university but in all others. There were plenty of graduates then - with no jobs or had to do volunteer work fir 2 years after their families have spent for their expensive education. It was no surprise to me when I learned at one point that there were more nurses working in the call centers than in the hospitals in the Ph🙏

[@lovelyloaa]

Hay sana ang Pilipinas rin nakikipagsiklaban. 😂

[@mariamlabyuoinotna700]

Tama po,anhin nman ang sariling bayan oong nagugutuman ang pamilya,syempre mas titiisin m khit mahirap matugunan lng pangailangan ng pamilya

[@janjansaretasumogbo-pk7ur]

Tama.gutom pamilya buhay mga corrupt na officials

[@dgajzarchive]

How time flies! Dati nun pag graduate ko, jusko pahirapan mag apply, yung iba pang Hr sa ibang hospital, sarcastic pa. Una tanong kung May backer, kakilala, pag Wala e d Wala! Tapos mostly volunteer ang offer at ikaw pa mag babayad! Then Middle East opened! Hired nurse from Ph without experience and free training kung San area ang gusto mo. I was able to learned and gained the experience I needed for me to be qualify to apply in the U.S. Now.. I’m living the dream. Working as a NICU RN / part time acute Dialysis Nurse in the US with my family .

[@princesszadakoo52]

Sahod naman kc.. Pakilahan po.. Grabeh naman sobrang liit... Ang hirap hirap mg aral ng nursing at makapasa... wag lang sana po police o sundalo ang tinataas ng gobyerno :(

[@cephalocaudal]

Ang hirap pa ng trabaho. Pwede kang mahawaan ng kakaibang mga sakit, pwede kang makapatay sa pasyente kapag kulang ang kaalaman, at mahirap makipagusap sa mga aggresibong relatives na ang gusto ay unahin mo ang pasyente nila na wala silang konsiderasyon sa ibang pasyenteng hawak mo.

[@desram3295]

Big CHECK sec.ople,kung gagawin namin manatili para sa bayan paano naman ang pangangailangan ng aming pamilya sa kakarampot na pasahod ng ating bayan.

[@biboydoce8924]

Kung saan kayo mas kikita doon kayo. Ganoon talaga sayang ang pagkakataon. Aanhin mo ang pagiging makabayan kung hikahos ka naman.

[@jenniferdamasco4521]

How about the ithers medical??like PT Physical Therapy??

[@winry9762]

Para SA bayan... Gutom ang pamilya... Wow....Ang Galing Ng Pilipinas...

[@francocagayat7272]

Letseng "para sa bayan" na yan...... Di ka naman mapapa-kain at mapapa-yaman ng pagiging makabayan na yan.......🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 Ang tao, KELANGAN MAMATAY MUNA BAGO MAGING PATRIYOTIKO

[@malpete]

After 23 yrs somewhere in Europe I’m happy I made the right decision way back , I made my parents and family more than happy esp when my parents are still alive , sacrifice with love

[@achams]

Wag na mag ambisyon ang pilipinas! Wala chance! Kaya lumalabas lahat mga nurses!

[@FilAmvibes]

The best ang Pinoy health care workers. Come here in the US we need more health care workers.

[@wffw6021]

THEN GIVE THEM JOBS AND PAY THEM WELL IF YOU WANT THEM TO STAY. Not just NURSES, but all those other students that just graduated in different fields. Pay them well para wala namg mga pinoy na umalis ng Pilipinas. HELLLLOOOO?!?!?!?

[@aizalovesashley18]

Sana start na taasan talaga sweldo ng hcw. Hindi yung hanggang news or sabi sabi lang na dapat taasan ang sweldo. Kung ayaw niyo umalis ng bansa hcw, higitan niyo offer ng ibang bansa.

[@XRTD]

Kami pa nagbabayad nung 2009 para makuha ng experience. Grabe abuso ng mga hospital samin!

[@robertobatiller5656]

Hanggang ngaun ganyan p din kalakaran sa pinasa magbabayad kpa din sa hospital para maka ojt

[@user-iz3vq4ex3w]

mataas sahod sa ibang bansa sobrang taas din ng inflation at cost of living nila lalo na ngayon sa europe at america kung doon ka man magtratrabaho gutom at tiis din aabutin mo para makapagpadala dito sa pinas

[@jessiengotarevalo4057]

Congrats sa mga RN PAGKAKATAON nyo na para mag apply ❤mas deserve nyo magndang buhay unlike sa phil mababa mahal mag aral pero mababa sahud

[@jardinsparks6304]

At least may pambayad kami sa magandang hospital at healthcare needs ng family members namin.😊

[@x-limit2023]

​@crazyclips6966kung may pambayad naman sila e ksi okay na salary nila

[@cire27rn]

​@crazyclips6966lol. Kaya nga mag aabroad para makuha mo pamilya mo. Pwede mo naman sila bayaran para may panggastusin dyan. Baka lalo pa sila mamatay sa kakarampot ng sinasahod mo 🙄

[@jef711]

Unfair nmn din kc local job market natin. Demanding sa qualifications kahit halos dikit lngn ang sahod sa minimum. Karaniwan tinataasan ang allowances para yung basic is maging mababa parin. Maraming company ginagawang project base ang employees or kukuha lng sa agency para anytime pwd magpalit. Kaya halos walang regularization.

[@redstrawbewwy3345]

Buti sa ibang bansa in demand ang mga nurse pero d2 sa pinas kulang nlang libre ang trabaho

[@NursElmar]

Para sa bayan sana kaso..para sa pamilya ang importante.

[@CHiCHiAngCHuCHu]

overworked, underpaid and unappreciated, if you like to be treated that way work here in the Philippines🇵🇭😆

[@chrisrdgymnastics]

Salute to all Filipino Nurses..they are one the best nurses in the world... I had work with American nurses, British Nurses, Australlian nurses, south african, saudis, omanis, and other european nurses, even malaysian nurses..Fiipino nurses are the best..they are very caring and locals are requesting filipino nurses to handle them

[@romualdojoven8992]

Its been a long time problem ang sahod ng nurses sa Pilipinas, saka ung palakassan system sa mga government hospitals…😢😢

[@kuys_ricotv7010]

well saiddddd

[@belle029]

Nurses dito pagod na bullied pa ng ng ilang pasyente, coworkers at doctors. Sad life

[@karcann09]

good luck Pilipinas.

[@louiebay9727]

Kung ako sa gobyerno dapat libre ang nursing courses... Tapos 2 years clang magtatrabaho sa pinas then palargahin cla abroad kung gusto nila... Kung libre mas maraming nurse tayong maipoproduce... Actually khit hindi na pagaralan ng pinoy yan likas naman Kasi sa atin ang pagiging maalaga!😊

[@larsbaquiran522]

Indeed

[@cire27rn]

Human extortion yan ahh. Pag abroadin na yan agad. Kung gsto niya umalis, wag mo pigilan.

[@louiebay9727]

@@cire27rn extortion pinagsasabi mo? Bayad un sa pagkakataong pinagaral cla Ng gobyerno.

[@sleepingbeast1575]

the best na gawin ng government kung magkulang ang nurse ntn ay encourage ang lahat na maging nurse lalo ang mga kabataan pra kht papano d maubos ang nurse sa pinas

[@rosea1021]

this is a very good concept. Then sa US hindi na masyado ang demand kasi mga anak ng mga nurses ,mga nurses na rin, mga ibang lahi kumukuha din ng nursing na course, tapos 2 years lang tapos na sila.

[@DonShei]

"I don't want them to leave the Philippines!". This statement triggers me. Wala kang karapatang na magsabi niyan, kung exploited nyo naman ang mga nurses diyan sa Pinas. At lalo na kung hindi kayo ang nagbayad ng tuition fees nga nursing students.

[@rosea1021]

Sila (gobyerno) ang nagbabayad sa Public school of Nursing, example West Visayas State University.

[@DonShei]

@@rosea1021 Hindi lahat ng students diyan sa school na yan scholars, depende pa din yan sa income bracket ng family na declared nila. If they are gov't scholar nurse graduates, they should serve the country for at least 2-3 years, as a clause or contract. Pero sa graduates na hindi nagbabayad ang gobyerno, wala silang pakialam sa kung saan mapadpad ang mga nurses na yan, kasi hindi sila nag invest ng kahit anong pera diyan.

[@rolandodavidbaligod8984]

Paano d aalis mga Pinoy RNs e palakasan system at minsan ang nurse pa magbayad sa hospital as a fee to work and get experience which yan ang naranasan ko dyan talaga . Ang gobyerno natin somehow e merong ugaling " I don't care attitude " sa mga nurses .

[@rashidhajid3051]

Dame kaseng corrupt na opisyal kaya di mapantayan ang sahod sa ibang bansa..kaya kailangan pa ng mga kababayan natin magpa alipin sa ibang lahi.😢

[@vonnbarretto1221]

wag naman po sabihin na alipin dahil may degree sila tinapos dahil kahit sabihin mo na alipin sila napakalaki ang binabayan sa kanila hindi tulad sa pilipinas na kapiranggot lang ang sweldo kahit mga doctor sadyang gusto nila ang mga pilipino dahil masipag sila at maalaga kaya hindi na tayo mag tataka bakit bumubuhos ang trabaho dapat siguro matakot tayo kung wala ng tatanggap na nurse papuntang ibang bansa mas lalo maraming mawawalan ng trabaho at ang mga pamilya nila magugutom at napakalaki po ang tulong sa pilipinas yan kung maraming pilipino ang nagtrabaho sa ibang bansa dahil gusto mabago at guminhawa ang buhay nila dahil sa magulo na ang pilipinas..

[@ABE-ke8wi]

OA naman ang mag paalipin kung iisipin mo nga mas madali ang trabaho dito. Sa medical ward usually 4 lang patient ng isang nurse, sa ICU 1 nurse to 1 parient on so on ( sa hospital na pinag tratrabahuan ko).Depende nalang kung my nag absent madadagdagan yun patient na hawak. Madalang ang palakasan, madalang ang favoritsm kasi diverse ang work environment (iba iba ang lahi). Maliban sa malaking sahod marami pang benifits at makakasama mo pa family mo. In short secured na future nila.

[@rioberlintokyo6253]

Ang pangit naman ng Alipin.

[@alwaysmisiso]

Lol. Kung makapagsabi alipin parang maid lang.

[@cire27rn]

Anong alipin pinagsasabi mo? Dito UK multicultural kami dito. 🤨

[@martiedurana5015]

pinapanood ko oh para ganahan ako mag aral

[@attaskyel8227]

Mahirap ang buhay nurse sa pinas tapos ang baba pa tingin nila sa mga nurse. Ina api pa sila ng mga doctors na bully. Kaya talagang aalis mga nurses sa pinas bukod na baba na sahod. Disrespectful pa mga tao at bully mga doctors. Kaya mas igi nalang sila mag abroad. 😂

[@jennpetlover]

Same lng nman ata khit abroad.. dami work ang nurse tapos pagalitan pa ng doctor katulad nong nasa saudi ako..binabantayan ko yung amo ko almost 1month sa ospital at madami mga pinoy nurse nka assign doon..kapag di nila masagot lahat katanungan ng doctor about sa pasyente pagalitan nila..bully din ibang lahi..kaya kailngan magmatigasan kadin lalo na may mga pasyente na naninigaw ng mga nurse..hirap pa palitan ng diaper yung malalaking babae..kaya sa isip ko hirap din pla work nila..pero ang importante daw may maipadala na pang gatas sa mga anak nila sa pinas

[@THENURSEEDUCATORALONA23]

I’m a retired Filipino-Canadian nurse- yes, super laki sahod namin as a nurse, but the expenses living in abroad is way tripled as what nurses paid in the Philippines. Yong 200k na sinasabi ay kulang na kulang sa mga nurses dto living abroad esp. if you have kids. Most nurses that I worked with ay baon sa utang abroad. Think first before you leave the country. The food that you eat there is tripled the price abroad. If you love your job and want a life , stay where you are happy and not Baon sa utang. Proven fact nurses abroad based on my experience Pinoy ka man or hindi Baon sa utang. Money is not everything . Philippines is life, abroad is work and no life for most nurses. Some are lucky. Most are not.

[@koonene]

Kung nag abroad po kayo at lalong nabaon sa utang, could it be that you are doing something wrong? I mean, may significant sigurong difference ang Europe sa Canada, pero it still is worlds better than that in the Philippines. We are a batch of more than 20 people here in Europe. Work-life balance is amazing, pay is rather sufficient than what most are saying na sobrang taas. We can support our families in the Philippines while still being able to live comfortably in our homes here in Europe.

[@THENURSEEDUCATORALONA23]

@@koonene What happened to some Pinoy nurses here- not all, they lured themselves into credit cards and mortgages, having expensive cars to show. By the end of the month, butas ng bulsa nila. Many incidences they come to me and borrowed money just to buy lunch- kunwari nakalimutan to withdraw. A typical scenario where financial mis- management is common, not just nurses but some Filipinos working abroad. That’s the main reason I provided workshops for many Filipinos for financial health literacy dahil too many professionals cannot afford to retire because of poor financial planning. Working abroad is good- money is good, if you are smart in managing it. Lots of Pinoy lived a better life in our country as compared to Pinoy abroad. They are happier and have a life. Some nurses abroad they only get 3-4 hrs sleep, stressed, and broke. Kawawa Yong iba. Others are doing well. The mentality of most people - working abroad means more money- not realizing no life. It’s very sad for many. Just a thought. Thanks for asking.

[@koonene]

@@THENURSEEDUCATORALONA23 I never got the chance to read your username, I apologize for that. You are doing a great service sa mga taong nangangailangan ng guidance. Nakakalungkot lang that it is a common occurence. Nasa abroad na para pagandahin ang buhay pero lalo pag nalugmok. People need to set their priorities straight and look forward years ahead, hindi lang yung merong maipapakita ngayon.

[@THENURSEEDUCATORALONA23]

@@koonene thank you. It’s a very sad reality and yet people are still in DENIAL. It is happening all over the world. Money is good , but having a LIFE is better. Ingat

[@koonene]

@@THENURSEEDUCATORALONA23 I will always keep this wisdom in my pocket. Thank you!

[@qxezwcs]

Samantalang nung kakagraduate ko bilang nurse sa pinas noon unang salang sa hospital kami pa kelangang magbayad sa hospital! Nung natanggap bilang contractual nurse, 8,000 pesos ang monthly na sahod! Mumurahin ka pa ng mga mapangmataas na watcher ng mga pasyente! Puki ng bwisit na buhay nars sa pinas talaga oh. Umiinit ulo ko tuwing naaalala ko.

[@calvenkit7233]

😂😂😂😂true Minsan Yung folks kala mu makaasta utusan mga nurse Akala nila Isa Lang Silang pasyente hayyy...👍👍

[@marblueony754]

200,000Php/month MINUS taxes, high cost of living, rent/mortgage, remittances etc. Example: 2000€ Salary (tax deducted) MINUS 800€ Apartment, 300€ Grocery, 150€ Fare ticket, 300€ Remittance (TOTAL: 1, 550€). Ang natira sa'yo 500€ na lng. What if kng may emergencies, let's say. 100€ na lng natira sa'yo.

[@Lolit2023]

True,maranasan na nila pag dito na sila abroad hehe,workworkwork,billsbillsbills,taxestaxestaxs d nila alam kase wala pa sila sa situation.kase tingin nila ibang bansa ang taas at ang baba ng pinas kaya ganun.kaya ihanda na ang sarili pag abroad,kase sarili ang puhunan heheh

[@gitadaily88]

Ditu nga sa Japan nag x2 na Ang mga presyu bilihin. Bumababa na Ang purchasing power nang yen because of this B*ll*hit inflation. Lots of taxes and deductions pa. Akala cguro nang marami we are in bed of roses here in abroad.

[@markdeguzman6556]

With that great disparity in salary, the Philippine health care will definitely be just a training ground for OFWs like doctors, nurses, and caregivers going abroad. But hopefully our OFWs should carefully first consider the consequences like their personal safety (asian hate crimes) and the cost of living in their target countries especially if they would bring their children.

[@kluger2222]

maliit ang sahod tapos underappreciated pa kami.. wala namang paki gobyerno tsaka sakim ang private hospital.

[@RamBo-yh3kz]

Please give scholarship and student loans to student nurses to encourage more filipinos to go into nursing.

[@aaa-p1w3r]

Ito din ang iniisip ko. Sana pagtuunan to ng pansin ng gobyerno natin at OFW rin ang isa sa pangunahing income ng Bansa natin dahil sa remittance. Makakatulong ito sa paglago ng ekonomiya at pamumuhay ng mga pinoy na di makaafford mag aral o magpaaral ng BSN

[@craighowat8290]

Excuse po may government school state, universities, colleges n free tuition for nursing...mag exam k Kung pumasa k maganda...kc pinagbabasehan dito grades at knowledge mo porke government basta basta n lang mag accept ng student nursing n wala utak....ang nasa government school magagaling n nurse halos 100 percent board passer sila if d k matanggap doon k s mahina school n tanggap lang ng tanggap ng studyante n wala screaming s grades or IQ ......if d nkpasa kc mababa you IQ tapos inrol kayo doon s mga private n mababa yon board passer ng nursing....madami universities n mababa kalidad ng board passer ng nursing...kung gusto mo scholars s gobyerno ipakita karapat dapat k kc buwis ito ng gobyerno...kya mahigpit sila...

[@craighowat8290]

D k b nanood last year may student loan and ched kaso sa dami kumuha ni isa wala ngbayad...search mo ..kya nga pinatanggap kc ugali ng pinoy kung umutang if singilin ayaw magbayad...tapos magreklamo

[@drinkme1544]

Omcm

[@teamshuki7407]

Yes!

[@asdsad7015]

What is the average cost of living in the US? The average cost of living in the United States is estimated to be between $2,500 and $3,500 per month, depending on your location and lifestyle. This includes housing, food, transportation, health care, taxes, and other expenses.

[@papapaolonepomuceno2362]

tanong kaya ba magpadala ng higit 80k kung dito ka sa pinas ?

[@papapaolonepomuceno2362]

mostly ngayon libre na housing and transpo sa medical worker sa ibang bansa.

[@kuramakapalyon5299]

Edi gumawaka ng paraan na kikita sila ng 200K a month dito sa pinas 🤣😂🤣😂

[@asdsad7015]

It's better to have affordable living than free accomodations from companies

[@gilmontero6275]

high standard of living or not, it all boils down to ur spending habits, ICU nurse here in Stanford University Hospital here in the Bay Area, cost of living is high, but i live within my means, that's why i still have huge savings, USA is USA no matter what,,

[@mariacelinarosales1197]

Sana lng wlang age limit

[@kudos1929]

Kawawa ang medical dito. Benefits and earnings dito para kang pulubi tapos ang mga inaral at ginastos makatapos ka lang ng medical eh napakamahal. Talagang aalis at aalis mga health workers dahil me pamilya silang binubuhay

[@marvinperez2]

Totally Agree to What Sec Ople and Sec Herbosa. taasan niyo ang sahod ng mga Nurses may it be permanent,Casual or Contractial both in Public and Private Hospitals

[@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv]

This doesn’t apply only to nurses but all professionals. If only compensation for professionals in the Philippines, majority of the professionals won’t leave philippines. The government should make the local job market attractive for professionals or else the brain drain will continue until such time philippines will need to import professionals to fill the gap.

[@graceporquez4831]

Good yan para mas gumanda ang remittance ng mga OFW.. ganto gawin nyo para dumami ang health workers sa Pinas.. study now pay later , pati boarding house at monthly allow. Pag ka graduate at pag ka pasa sa board exam 5yrs mag work sa Pinas bago makapag abroad sa ganyan iikot at dadami ang health workers. Maraming pamilyang matutulungan, ekonomiya. Padamahin ang Health workers

[@danicagallos]

Ang hirap maging nurse dto. Overworked na ang baba pa ng sahod

[@kuramakapalyon5299]

Tama kaya umalis kayo ng pinas para mag karoon kayo ng maramyang buhay kaysa naman tumandaka dito na pulube

[@francislab-ang9592]

korek ka jan, nurse ako d2 satin sa pinas 8 yrs.. pero may utang,kc kulang ang sahod,tapos laki pa ng mga bilihin :C

[@kuramakapalyon5299]

@@francislab-ang9592 umalis kana ng pinas wagmong hintayin tumandaka ditong pulube mahihirapan kana makaalis kapag nasa 40 years old kana siguro naman may mga classmates kana nakaalis ng bansa kaya patulong kanalang sa kanila

[@francislab-ang9592]

@@kuramakapalyon5299 kung pwedi lang ,bkit hindi,sa sitwasyon ko mahirap,kc may dalawang ako kapatid na special,nanay ko nalang nag aalaga kpg nasa duty ako,senior narin sya. pension nya at swedo ko nalang bumubuhay samin. sana taasan naman yung swedo namin!(wish ko lang). :C

[@florisoarele174]

Magsilayasan na kayo, kung puro lang naman kayo reklamo. Reklamo doon reklamo dito. Hala Mag alsa balota na kayo lahat. Anu pa ginagawa nyo. Kung yan ang gusto nyo at kung doon kayo masaya at huwag na kayo umuwi ng pilipinas hanggang sa doon na kayo mag ogud ogud at mamatay.

[@Sandygift]

Para sa family..

[@papapaolonepomuceno2362]

alis na kayo dito wala kayo mapapala sa pinas HAHAHA GOOD LUCK GUYS ❤❤

[@tatz5761]

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jaynardbigay4216]

tama lang yan wag na kayo dito sa pilipinas. wala kwenta dito. d nakikita worth nyo bilang nurse. dyan kau sa abroad mabbgyan nyo pa pamilya nyo ng magnda buhay❤

[@esteveericmendez8826]

🎉🎉🎉 good luck association of private hospitals,good luck Philippine healthcare ..mwah

[@donitacastor2778]

Kung ang sahod Ng nurses dito sa pinas gawing 50k buwan buwan maaring Hindi na sila aalis sa bayan natin.

[@bobcocampo]

Have more hospitals in the Philippines. Best to have less people being sick in the Philippines.