THINGS I LOVE ABOUT BEING A NURSE IN DENMARK /

[@lameduck3105]

Hey Milly. Thank you for coming to Denmark and provide such a meaningful contribution to society as being a nurse is. As a Dane I'm taken back by foreigners like you who come here and really want to contribute, no less taking care of the most vulnerable people in our society. Thank you for your service Milly. I'm thrilled to call you a fellow citizen. Much love and respect from me to you ❤

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Thank you so much Lame for your kind words. It’s nice to feel appreciated. Allot of foreigners are doing a huge job to keep the danish health system from drowning. Tho it’s still not enough. But thank you 😊

[@JosephineAdeniji]

Nice content I really enjoyed watching your video new friend here

[@ane-louisestampe7939]

Hej Milly. Today the logarithems sent me to you, and good for that! I realy enjoyed getting your take on things, so I throwing around a few comment - let's see if we can tickle them logarithems a bit more 😂 Peace and love

[@rickybuhl3176]

Good to hear it's treating you well, nice to be valued for our work. Sure that smile will cure much. The [relative] solidarity in society helps and efforts in the past of Unions and workers alike have gotten us here, in terms of the work environment, benefits and taxes etc. - 'solidaritet skal ikke kun ses på egne bankbog' (solidarity shouldn't only be seen in our own bankbooks). Still think we have more cash to spend on the things we want than many places, despite the [rightfully] perceived high taxes. Our needs are covered in most eventualities.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Thanks 🙏 about the smile 😊 comment and I agree. Personally I would rather have more colleagues. My salary might even be better than some doctors back home, so am grateful 😇

[@christinehalupe4016]

Thanks for the beautiful content, so informative. Would you also make a video on how to become a foreign nurse in Denmark please.?

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Thanks. On the play list “ life in Denmark,there is a video about how about to apply for danish license in Denmark

[@NsoNation]

I was well treated in the hospital very well❤️,I love Denmark 😊🇩🇰

[@Milly_in_denmark]

It’s a beautiful 😍 country with a few challenges for foreigners but nothing compared to other countries

[@jeffsmiles7742]

Good information, please more about years of training to become a nurse.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

It takes 3,5 years to become a nurse 👩‍⚕️

[@NsoNation]

I am new in Denmark a KZbinr too,I love your content ❤️❤️❤️

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Thank you 🙏 and welcome to Denmark 🇩🇰

[@BenjaminVestergaard]

Nurses are never paid enough considering what difference they do. We all complain about taxes, but we don't like the outcome. I believe that here in DK, you might as well bring your lunchbox if you apply for a healthcare job. Because you'll be hired before they let you leave. (Of course only if you have the certification). Yes, we're the most registered population of the world, with our social security number etc. But it also means that if we need emergency care, they'll know about any allergies before they can get you into the ambulance.

[@asmallcoffee9684]

Hey Milly! Wonderful video and thank you for going so in-depth. I'm a nurse looking to move from Scotland to Denmark and I was wondering: how long did you study Danish to move there and ge Authorization? It's something I'm really scared about and I'm worried it'll be a long-term roadblock for me. Hope you're staying safe and healthy, thanks Milly

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Thanks 🙏. I came here when Iong time ago and for me I never thought much of the language because I was not desperate to get a job. But I did go to school, but it’s so long a go I don’t remember how long it took me. It’s a difficult language, but if one is determined one can learn it. Am told I speak as tho I was born here, but I don’t think so my self. So start learning while you are there. Ps I did sturdy nursing from here

[@sole129]

I have cancer and would love to have you as my nurse. I have only good experiences with nurses. Heroes in my mind

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Am so sorry to hear about that 😢and am glad you have good experience. Unfortunately because of luck of nurses, some don’t get good experiences. God bless 🙏

[@sole129]

@@Milly_in_denmarkNurses need to get more money. We all get that when we need them. Unfortunately it is the same with all trades that are dominated by women. The pay is less than it should be. That will change. I know!

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@sole129 At least more nurses

[@silvercurlszelda]

Milly! I am a retired nurse! I knew we had some things in common! LOL

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Ha ha 😂. I get it 😊. Are you in the US ?

[@RunnerBeans-eo5rd]

Thanks for the video - very useful. Did you study nursing in Denmark? What is your first language? How difficult is it to learn Danish?

[@Milly_in_denmark]

I did sturdy in danish and my first language is English, but it’s not my mother tongue. Danish is one of those difficult languages to learn because there alphabet is very different

[@uchejohn8355]

Hello, thank you for putting out these informations, I am a nursing student here in Europe, I have couple of questions 1. How do you chose the unite to specialize in because in my school we are trained as general nurses. 2. For someone like me already in a Schengen country how can register and practice in Denmark

[@Milly_in_denmark]

There is a video in my play list of how to do apply for nurse authorization and honestly if you are in Europe the information is online. We are also trained as general nurses and each nurse figures along the way where they want to work. I think some take years before they find what they love and some know before school ends.

[@uchejohn8355]

If it would be ok, please how may I contact you privately?

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@uchejohn8355 instagram On instagram

[@peterskovgaard1623]

Nice video ❤️

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Thank you 🙏 Peter 😊

[@peterskovgaard1623]

Velbekomme

[@priscillaakrong5608]

Can you please make a video for a midwife who want to work in Denmark

[@chosengeneration382]

Hey Milly, how long can it take to be in Denmark from Uganda.

[@Carmenjones-h9b]

In Europe you pay som money and is the same like Danmark and wen you finish at your old days they gif you the money back

[@acj351]

Milly, how much is the starting salary after taxes? Thabk you

[@muldermohammad4108]

Hey im mohammad nice to meet you im newly graduated i finished 3 years bachelor degree in nursing and im interested to worki in denmark please can you explain to me which kind of work i will as a registered nurse or Practical Nurse.?

[@Milly_in_denmark]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5K0omCdmNVgjsk watch this and follow the links. I can’t explain that to you because if you are a nurse you know different units do different work. But the job announcements do tell what exactly they are looking for. Sorry couldn’t help.

[@aparnab4301]

Hy milly..

[@KenyanMomAbroad]

How long does it take to speak danish language to work as a nurse. Am a kenyan,living in sweden for 18yrs and I am a nurse. I am tempted to work in denmark but i cant speak danish . I like the working hours in denmark. How long did it take u to speak danish?

[@Milly_in_denmark]

It’s different for everyone as to how long it takes

[@KenyanMomAbroad]

@@Milly_in_denmark Obviously it is different for everyone that I understand. Swedish takes 8months + for some english speaking ppl and maybe longer for others.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@KenyanMomAbroad probably, but I don’t know how long it takes. But in Denmark they have a new law and they pay just for an amount of time and if you fail you have to pay your self. I don’t know how long they pay.

[@KenyanMomAbroad]

Thanks for ur video & reply to my messages. 🙏🏽

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@KenyanMomAbroad You are welcome 🙏

[@aileenaiko2757]

What is the net salary per month ?😊

[@Chidinmafrank]

Pls is there anything like care assistant in Denmark and how can someone get it

[@Milly_in_denmark]

There allot of these jobs, but I don’t think you can get these unless you stay here. Nurses and doctors have a chance through those steps I made in another video.

[@Jhaan_ki]

Haii dear could you please tell me what are the requirements to reach there. Is there experience is necessary???. I am a BsC nurse

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Watch my video about applying for nurse authorization

[@Carmenjones-h9b]

is the same .

[@rampoudel9549]

Salary per hour wages

[@ibenyenwajovita345]

Good evening , please how do I work as a foreign Nurse in Denmark, the requirements and processes ?.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5K0omCdmNVgjsk . I made this video and I hope the link works. Otherwise watch it in my playlist.

[@ibenyenwajovita345]

@@Milly_in_denmark thank you

[@joycem4129]

What's the salary range.?

[@ane-louisestampe7939]

It doesn't make any sence to tell you. You might think the number is fortune, but then comes the high taxes and high livings expences. But let me tell you that a Danish nurse has an income, that makes a decent middle class life. If you want a huge house, LV bags, a BMW and 3 weeks holiday in Dubai, you'll have to do nursing in a different contry. But if you can settle for an average house, live without designer clothes, ride a bike and read a busschedule - and is okay with two weeks vaccation in South of Europe (perhaps a little skiing trip to Sweden?), you'll be living as comfortably and content as the rest of us. You'll be earning about the same as a teacher, a police officer, a secretaty - as ANY body, who has a 4 year education. You'll be earning a little less than an industrial worker, an artisan or a carbageman, but a bit more than a shopassistant... I think. You see, we don't talk salaries in Denmark. When we choose our future line of work, it's about what we FEEL like doing, not about what we want to earn. If that was the case, I think we'd all be dentists...

[@Elisa1-x2s]

In Namibia, we have Government school for free, from Pre primary school to grade 12, and hospital are free, unless you want to go to private hospital which if you cannot afford they will send you to government hospital same Doctor at private hospital are same doctor in Government, and regarding the Union all government employees and parastatal company they have union.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

Same in Uganda, but the free schools are horrible and only those who can’t afford better schools take their kids their. Government hospitals are free, and again horrible and every one that has money goes to a private hospitals. Doctors and teachers are not paid well and that’s why they doctors start up their own. We have few private schools in Denmark because public schools are good. Same for private hospitals, I don’t even know one apart from cosmetic surgery ones. So the contrast between my country and Denmark is huge. Thanks for watching and stay blessed 😊

[@opaljohnson4762]

Nurses in the US leave work in their uniform and go food and clothes shopping, sit on buses/trains in theit dirty, germy uniforms. Very unsanitary.

[@Milly_in_denmark]

@@opaljohnson4762 oh wow ! . But I guess it’s the conditions. We have free uniforms and definitely no one is showing up already dressed. I think some people can be tempted to take the clean uniforms and dress from home, but you will definitely get the look and people will definitely confront you about it.