WHY I LEFT BEING A NURSE IN THE USA TO BE A NURSE IN THE UK

[@margaretrosemakoni7096]

I'm retired from Health Visiting. Other qualifications Reg nurse, Reg midwife. Degree in psychology. I bought a house in London in the 90s. Then I did work with an agency at weekends cos of my mortgage. I managed very well. I had a car as my job required us to drive. Once the mortgage interest rate came down, I stopped agency. Now retired I travel every year. The pension and the state pension is just enough for me to do what I enjoy doing. I'm not a materialistic person. I have my 4x4 which has served me very well in Africa. I enjoy engaging in my hobbies. That's one thing Africans abroad neglect, hobbies which can later be turned into business. Stay blessed. London UK.

[@Jummy214]

I can never trade UK for USA. I ❤ UK 🇬🇧. My children don't like USA at all. UK all the way. Agency is enough for me to make the money i need. Peace ✌ of mind and safety is what i need. Wetin i dey find go USA unless going on holidays.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Exactly!

[@sleeklyoby7567]

Lol 😂 I have seen my kind I thought I was the only one with this mindset, I have lived in the UK 🇬🇧 for 10 good years i love it so much here with my 5% am very ok, I can’t thread this Country for anyone in the world and I don’t like anything about USA even with there plenty money is a no no for me thanks 🙏🏾

[@jessek1977]

I’ve been here in the U.S. for 6 years now, and I can honestly say that I regret the decision to move here, and will be making my way back to the U.K in April. Please don’t let MONEY be the main reason for your move. Here in the U.S. you get less paid leave, AND have LESS maternity leave. Unlike in the UK. Then there’s having to deal with all the ‘crazies’ here, with the gun culture, and I also remind people that even though you get paid more in the U.S. you have to pay for health insurance, Co-pays, and have to meet what they call here deductibles… something you don’t have to worry about in the UK. So more pay in the U.S. but you are having to pay for you and your family’s healthcare that is coming out of your paycheck. America is more of a Corporation/Business than a country. Its capitalism at its finest. They themselves will tell you that. The healthcare system here is disgusting…It’s all about money here. You either have it or don’t And if you don’t, that cushion that the UK/European system has, the U.S. doesn’t.

[@NanelleGriselda]

Can I interview you please

[@msp9810]

If you don't have money here in the USA, there is free medical insurance called Medicare (elderly) & Medicad (everyone else).

[@sofiawalls8752]

How about the Canada???

[@mojisolaadeyoyin3432]

Please do some comparison with Canada also, you are doing a good job, weldone.

[@eileenwatt8283]

​@@msp9810 Medicaid only if you liquidate all your assets or dirt poor..it's not worth it

[@yemmy5358]

This is all base on the company you work for, I currently have 320+ sick days, I get 6 weeks of vacation per year and 1 week of personal time. all kids went to a private school because we bought our first house in an area without a great school, we sold and bought in a better area. Now they are in public school. they are in dance, piano, football, basket, volleyball and well traveled. I have been with the company for 10 years though

[@aidagspringdalearkansas7058]

Very Good

[@sofiamueni2312]

Hi Yemmy. I'm a Kenyan RN, considering moving to the UK. Which company do you work with, if you don't mind sharing?

[@dareelevi9945]

I am a Filipino nurse looking to move to the US with my whole family. Thank you for this video.

[@babajideezekieloiuwafemi1533]

What you make is not much because what you will spend on is not much as well, you already said child care is cheaper. You can not eat your cake and have it. Both UK and USA is fine

[@sleeklyoby7567]

You just speak my mind 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@annesharon2754]

Exactly

[@abibatzubby1327]

Wisdom shall never depart from you 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@maamebour4586]

I have watched Nanelle's interviews and vlogs so many times. I think she only think and focus on money but not quality of life. Guys don't let her convince you with money!money!money, make your own choice and think about what impacts a country could have on yourself and children. Don't always focus on money because quality of life is really important❤❤❤

[@msp9810]

NYC is not the only city in USA. Also, in the USA, you sign up for a good YMCA program for your kids. You will probably pay under $200/yr for your whole family and the have free swimming lessons, martial arts, gym, aerobics, yoga, zumba, kids summer camps & other activities for the adults & kids.

[@sophiapaul6477]

The salary she stated is for states like New York or California not the whole of the US

[@chinenyeezeudemba1795]

Where is she living in the Uk, she should compare Newyork to London. I have lived in both countries and I am a nurse too, Life is way better in the U.S

[@sweetbadd9852]

Are you married with children?

[@hessiemensah6247]

This was so informative. Thanks so much Nanelle for all your effort in feeding us with good and important news. God bless you

[@NanelleGriselda]

Amen 🙏🏽

[@deanhamilton9280]

Sometimes everything is not about money, it's that piece of mind you get when you're driving, going into a supermarket or church, USA is crazy expecially for black and brown folks and children. She mentioned the quality of work is easy, that's not America, it's you're company you work for because all facilities in the USA are not the same, pay period or also defer per facilities, in the USA you make money to pay bill, I live in the USA for more that 40yrs in many states, so when refer to the USA, you need to be realistic and refer to New York city not the USA because all states are different rules my dear

[@ihuomaanthony8800]

My opinion- If u are planning to marry in 5years plus, go to US and make money, then relocate to UK or any other safe place with ur family😂😂

[@jaligawesa]

True!

[@Brenda-ny1gw]

Good idea!

[@judymsungu321]

less money but free education,and health and peace of mind

[@yvettewilliams5967]

However, if an RN with higher degrees, in the USA on staff get accrued sick time and vacation time. Yes, NY is busy, but depends on where in NY. There is Queens and Long Island, that are mainly residential, with larger homes, better schools, suburbs. However, the taxes are based on location, neighborhood, schools etc. I wish her well. England and the USA has their drawbacks.

[@janin4real]

I was glued to my screen till the end, really lovely to watch and so informative. 👍 to both of you.

[@VivianOseni]

Thanka Nanelle its a race for money and safety, luxury and simplicity. But money answereth most things yet again, what do i know? Uk can do better and some ppl are happy with a 5% ⬆️, its well

[@adaomabright5158]

Nice video. However, i still spot lots of gap in the analysis. Like she says, she's fairly new to the UK, so she's pardoned. A whole lot of pros were missed out and the comparisons need a bit more critical analysis. For instance, even London that is as expensive as NYC has a pay difference called "London weighting", health care is free, free medication for kids until they are 18 and from free for those aged 60 years above, those btw 19 to 59 years, their medication is subsidised; the best schools are free, uniforms for kids in the UK over mufti/trendy fashion which cost alot, especially for children. Sick leave is more than a month and is paid, and you can be off sick for upto 4days to take care of yourself or your kids, without them counting it as sick leave for you and you still get your complete salary; annual leave rises over time upto 35 days and all paid, so you don't have to work back to back to create a month worth of annual leave that isn’t still paid like she can do if its in the US; compassionate leave is paid; carers leave too; pension scheme; staff benefits or salary sacrifices which you can purchase stuffs like car of your choice, before HMRC can even tax your salary; you can purchase additional leave from your salary; free training for continuous professional development or even university degree, including apprenticeships, if your manager approves and the organisation is willing to fund it and you don't have to refund it. There are alot o! But you have to understand the system and ask questions from the designated department or website for staff resources to know this.

[@adaomabright5158]

Above all, quality of life matters, and that's why the UK has a longer life expectancy. Those people you think don't have enough salary to even safe will shock you. Na conservative life them dey live for here, they trek alot too. An average UK person would rather use public transport or trek, which is healthy, than drive for an hour, them no like headache or stress. Nobody dey see anybody. Just be comfortable and happy or get yourself a cup of tea 😂 and you'll be fine.

[@olanikedunsin5020]

@@adaomabright5158 The Chichi na JJC for UK, so she has not really experienced all the pros of working as a Nurse in the UK generally. By the time she has lived in the UK for 5 years, she might not want to return to the USA after all. Money is not everything o. USA is a crazy place to live especially for black people experiencing police brutality, low quality of foods, laced with carcinogenic forever chemicals, etc. Living in a flat with peace of mind is better than living in a mansion without peace of mind.

[@ogochukwuumeonwuka7400]

I like US for the money and bigger houses but I prefer raising my kids in the UK.

[@Nursepeace]

Nanelle not every trust. For my trust we have the secured chat system and everything on the computer

[@sophiapaul6477]

The salary she stated is for the state of New York in other states it’s the same as uk or even less

[@AnekaF.1863]

US Nurse moving soon to the Uk. We all have to hustle to get ahead, that means having multiple sources of income. Chichi is telling the truth - the positions I’ve recently been offered in the UK was the same that I made (actually slightly less) in 2012. The nursing income in the Uk may not be much but peace-of-mind is also an important factor. Things are crazy here right now in the US with mass shooting and other serious stuff. Stay safe beautiful ladies! Great video Nanelle!

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thanks for confirming what chichi said ❤️

[@MaimounahFaizon-pt7dl]

Aneka you are so right...I am from the US was born there and I don't recommend anyone coming to the U.S. not for no amount of money

[@amandagyan4057]

Interesting analysis…got me in a pensive mood right now but I will definitely decide where to be…❤ for both of you.

[@CKAfrique]

Like, I'm only waiting for my ATT. Right now, I don't know if I should still progress to the USA

[@alexconfidence2354]

Very cool, calm and collected lady unlike what they say you get in the US, truly she was raised in Nigeria. I tap into the bleassing and even better. Her husband is lucky, issues like this is what can tear families apart if you don't have an understanding, loving and listening partners.

[@AbiodunOluwabunmi-j3f]

Yes, a lucky man I must say

[@fllikyb_sygnature8874]

Thank you for this video. i still prefer the UK than USA i can't deal with the gun issue. I know that working as a nurse in the UK, you don't get much but safe of my children come first.

[@CandiceSAPA]

Safety of children? What safety? Children here are still knifing eachother, that's what a lot of people are missing.

[@KaeMaiden]

​@@CandiceSAPAIt's nowhere near the gun crimes in the US. Kids deleting each other with guns. People always walking into schools to delete toddlers. People walking into stores in different States deleting people. It's too much.

[@cynthiababirye9149]

Interms of pay, never forget that Uk health care is free to every resident hence less pay for staff compared to Usa where they dont have free healthcare services hence good pay for staff.

[@liliannjau5585]

It's free but not accessible, I'd rather pay but get the service

[@cynthiababirye9149]

@liliannjau5585 accessibility varies, I've never had any time when I needed a healthcare service, whether urgent or check up, and I don't get it. Don't forget that factors remain constant world wide, I live outside London(Horsham before and now Windsor), and my experience pushed me to get into healthcare. Immediate help from my GPs to hospital services. One time, I was ill, and I got a full body check up, from Obs to MRI in one day. Aahh. I don't complain, trust me. And those who complain, I remind them of their location sometimes, esp those in London.

[@liliannjau5585]

Lucky you I had to travel to my country for scans because I couldn't access it in UK. People are put in queue for surgery maybe you are not in the UK that I am

[@rosemachi5695]

The healthcare is not free in the U.K, there's a payment of health surcharge IHS

[@fredagitonga7822]

Chichi you made the right decision. Its not all about money

[@ihuomaanthony8800]

Chai! This life no balance ooo. Its all depends on what u and ur family want! But she is so honest, when its come to family where children are invoved, UK should be ur best compare to US. This life u scarifice something to gain another.

[@factsare3852]

My friend and I are both IT Administrators, he lives in the US and makes 2x my salary I live in Europe but at the end, I save more money then he does and have a higher quality of life. Hes thinking about moving to Europe. I also visit the USA alot you couldn't pay me to live there.

[@giftyaliginia9541]

Really, tax and rents are taking up more of the salary

[@keishaandmomlifestyle]

Thank you for speaking the truth ! I wish a lot of our African folks can look deeply into breaking down there expenses and speaking the truth . It’s not all about the figures , it’s about what you can save plus your safety . White Americans won’t stop moving to the uK, Germany and Poland . They know better I guess .

[@euniceannan63]

Raw facts

[@sleeklyoby7567]

Facts only 🙌🏾

[@ritaakhimien2897]

We Africans especially Nigerians my sweet pple, we pick jobs base on figures only, the rest we live in God's hands.

[@berlawberlaw1025]

What this woman has given up for a husband? I hope it is worth it in the end and she is happy loved and protected.

[@TOA234]

I hope so 🤞

[@georgeobeng-adu8300]

Life is not all about the money. She hasnt given anything up for the husband. It was a decision they both sat down and considered all the pros and cons.

[@MajorrBison]

​@@georgeobeng-adu8300 I believe you.

[@gabrielnwaforifeanyi8701]

​@@georgeobeng-adu8300 Exactly, their children too, main factor

[@happinessangela7967]

I hope so too, women give up so much for marriage and then get disappointed at the end. Men, on the other hand, will still do whatever they want to do even if they get married. Five years ago, my friend got a job in the USA but her boyfriend isn't interested in living abroad. He convinced her not to go, and she agreed. I said all I could say, telling her she was making a mistake. There are people worth such sacrifice, I didn't see her boyfriend as someone worth the sacrifice. To cut the story short, they got married the following year, but as I am typing this, her husband has been living with another woman. He always claims he is going on a business trip but goes to stay with another woman. I can't even describe what an agony it's been for my friend. We should be careful in choosing a life partner so that we don't regret our sacrifices.

[@MaimounahFaizon-pt7dl]

It's not about the money it's about the quality of life

[@Glass_Nkoaa]

Some agency nurses do make more than £7000 monthly

[@chinnycynthia6209]

Absolutely 💯

[@krowry35]

You guys. If you are thinking about migrating to the US, don't move to the most expensive states in the country.

[@nighni459]

Its ok girl we will stay herr in the US driving our G wagons, buying our houses, investing, getting advance degrees. We are good.

[@Preesheerock]

LOUDER 👏👏👏 she moved back to Uk cos her husband never liked us.. he is a lawyer..we all know it will be tough for him in the us systems 😊 prick matter

[@sophiapaul6477]

Nameless you are smart you have shown the reality of living in both country

[@dancing4eva]

Nanelle, the title en -en . I was like, I am interested in knowing what would make a nurse leave US for UK? Now, we know. Na marriage!😂

[@ennyguess7077]

Dude! a lot of Americans are relocating to the UK not just because of marriage. I hope you can enlighten yourself 🤣🤣😝

[@dancing4eva]

@@ennyguess7077 congratulations to them. You need to enlighten yourself. My comment was directed to Nanelle and FYI, I am not a dude.

[@Rjnech]

Very informative.. thank you Chichi for sharing. Thank you our beloved host. Always learning

[@Susan_Brandy]

Hi Nanelle,, you delivered again. Another great video❤

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@godsgiftndubuisi]

@@NanelleGriselda pls bring this lady above @Susanobi up to your KZbin channel. She is a UK trained Nurse who moved to the USA to practice as a USRN. I think alot of your UK trained Nurse Viewers will want to know how she made the transition especially with NCLEX Credential Evaluation. Once again. Thank you Nanelle. You are doing a great job. I don't miss your videos. Loads of ❤️❤️❤️ from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@olaotandeborah3325]

This tiptoe got me. I was busy but had to pause and go for this.

[@judymsungu321]

quality of life comes first

[@skyjee2261]

UK is expensive but if you compare it with New York, my gosh New York is nuts. However, other states are great. Sign on bonuses on regular hospitals in the US give you 5,000 to 30K just signing to work for 2 to 3 years aside from the high hourly pay, time and a half, extra incentive pay for just picking up extra shift etc. Travel nursing is even so much more. You can pick 4 weeks to 13 weeks assignment, get paid for housing, big incentive for just completing your 4-13 week assignment. And basically control when or where you work.

[@MaimounahFaizon-pt7dl]

Sky jee it's not about the money America has gotten crazy

[@skyjee2261]

@@MaimounahFaizon-pt7dl it’s true, it’s not all about the money, you have to strike a balance in life, and there are a lot of great places in the US, but they don’t make the news. Florida is beautiful, life is laid back and has beautiful weather. Vermont is beautiful too. If you research well you’ll find quality places to live . Don’t go to cities were people move out, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, that’s why it’s a great opportunity for nurses to do travel nursing. You get to see different cities, get the feel of the place and see where you fit without having to commit long term. Not everything you hear in the news is all of the United States.

[@MaimounahFaizon-pt7dl]

@@skyjee2261 Yeah I get what your saying..I am an American nurse that's presently living in Africa..yeah I know what people are saying but even those places that you mentioned are filled with crack pots..I mean crazy people..My suggestion would be to research the places one wants to stay well..I don't want to say more for many reasons but it is my opinion only if you're in Europe working then stay there and enjoy..the life is different in America..remember safety first ...research the gun laws in Florida...money isn't everything. What good is having money if you lose your life trying to get it..sorry for saying this..

[@skyjee2261]

@@MaimounahFaizon-pt7dl I am from Florida, been nurse since ‘95. There will always be pot heads in major cities , however you have to pick well which real estate you want to work or live in. The US is such a big country, even in one state you have such differing lifestyles, rural, suburbs , or major city. After we work night shift, my hubby ( also an RN) go to the park and walk our dogs or if we’re not back working go to the beach and get breakfast. Like so many nurses, I am blessed to have been able to help my extended family, brothers and sisters, from the pay I get. My sister I sent to nursing school and is now in Ireland is moving here this summer. My brother I sent to nursing school now a dialysis RN, moving close to us too. It has been a blessing to our family and their spouses without sacrificing quality of life. Just because there are gun laws doesn’t make the whole place unsafe. My manager is the sweetest person ever , she owns guns at home, and are responsible gun owners.

[@gyedusteve3710]

​@@skyjee2261 I love your submission. I am nurse in the UK but would love to move to the US after some years. Is there a way I can link up with you?

[@kawilalupinda9244]

Is it just me who is obsessed with your vedios or there others too?!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@NanelleGriselda]

God bless you Kawila🙏🏽

[@MaryKeles]

This is so insightful, please we need Canada Nurse own

[@bashirauwal5825]

As a RN (registered nurse) I'm not afraid of loosing my job or quitting my job because I learnt how to save to invest putting my money back to work to make more money. I'm not just after the money but the freedom to live on my terms

[@bashirauwal5825]

​@Camila Santos yeah I make 3k as extra income from my investing trying so much to build more side hustle and extra income

[@albertcharles4415]

You're doing great keep it going @Bashir Auwal

[@bashirauwal5825]

There's a lot of investing options real estate, stocks, ETFs, crypto but my best advice get a professional lead you into profitable one and make good financial decisions

[@bashirauwal5825]

I work with Rachel Blanc, growwealthywithrachel She's a great expert and has been influential in my financial journey, I recommend her to everyone

[@hillaryvasquez9651]

Investing should be everyone's top priority now. You'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today in a few months

[@jesusheals9687]

I am nurse and new in uk i thought us would be a better choice as the salary much lower here. I have already started cgfns but now i have to think twice.

[@Ifeoma.]

Can you bring a canadian nurse to the channel too. Im getting confused 😢

[@NanelleGriselda]

Ok Ifeoma

[@veronicaanu4233]

We equally have knife crimes in the UK that you get to worry about when they become teens.

[@lindamichaelstv]

This is quite insightful, thanks ChiChi my sis, kudos Nanelle for bringing her over! 25:40

[@peterrichard9769]

I agree with her:: its tiring in nhs hospitals they complicate things:: communication with the Dr::etc

[@afriyieemmanuel7319]

Nice 😊 Keep up the good work Nannelle Looking up to you

[@muhammadlabaran8425]

Insightful. Thank you Nanelle for this video. 👍👍👍

[@keishaandmomlifestyle]

Usa is a great country. Yes it ! ❤️ But please be ready to double up when you get to the Usa. Remember to always stay and remain strapped 🔫 to protect your self and family. Be ready to pay $1600 to $1800 for a one bedroom apartment, and $1800 to 2700 for a 2bedroom apartment. If you are a large family! Please be ready to pay $2700 to $3500 for a 3bedroom family house . Please, if you have school age kids , please be ready to buckle up coz sex and gender is massively been thought and introduced to younger kids in public schools. If you are rich enough to send your kids to a Christain private school, please be ready to pay $7,000 to $10,000for a pre-k to kindergarten age And $10,000 to 15,000 for 1st grader to middle schooler kids. If you are a family of 1-3 be ready to spend $600 -$1500 on monthly grocery and food stuffs . And please, be ready to spend more incase you strictly eat and cook african meal in your home. For the ladies , plz Always remember your car keys holder or home key holder needs to be a pepper spray and teaser attached to your bunch of keys. Please for the ones with cars , always remember not everyone driving on the American road is normal. A lot of them get choko for head. Don’t go aggressive if they get on your nerves on the road . Road rage is real out here. Always remember to stay strap on every gas station trips . You might get robbed in a second in any gas station. Always be vigilant. For y’all with lil kids, please remember Medicaid don’t give out free healthcare insurance coverage to kids from immigrants, non-USA citizens from averagely ok home , and won’t give free insurance coverage to kids that is even a usa citizen . ( to qualify , you must have proof of hardship) . And for adults be ready to pay high health care insurance fee. For anyone planing to purchase a home in the USA, mortgages for good neighborhood and great school districts is from $3,000 to $5000.( remember it might even be higher due to credit history or choice of home). And plz note, your mortgages are not exempted from any yearly increase. So please be ready to join your home district tax protest yearly, coz the usa government isn’t smiling with the yearly property tax increase anymore . If you have teenage kids , please always remember you can’t leave them out there alone . Always know your kids are not safe out there alone , especially for the black ones . And lastly! Kidnappers are out here massively doing there jobs. Stay vigilant if you don’t wanna open your eyes in a basement in Mexico and Columbia on a sex trafficking tour with the bad guys . This is not a cancun tour . And yes , they target younger kids too. Remember to pray to God on a daily basis for protection over you and your family. 🙏 Stay safe and I wish y’all in the UK planning to move down all the best . And please remember: "Protecting our safety should always take precedence over pursuing financial gain, because without our health , life and well-being there is no wealth worth having."

[@juanitaprice783]

There are 50 states in the US. Please be specific with which state you're referring to.

[@keishaandmomlifestyle]

@@juanitaprice783 if you live here in the usa or follow the news nationwide, I don’t need to start arithmetic on which of the states in the usa is safe. we don’t need to argue on this . We all know how ridiculous the safety issue is in the usa right now. So No state is safe out here .May God keep protecting us all. Cost of living is crazy , rents r ridiculously high everywhere in the usa right now. I bet non of us immigrate would wanna raise our kids in the ghetto where you can see lesser housing with section8 neighbors and bad school districts. I live here in Texas , and surprisingly our great Texas is now been merged and rated the 11th most dangerous state to live in the usa.and untop of that Texas is still better compare to some other states .

[@euniceannan63]

Hmmm 🤔 it is well oo

[@Baros4444]

Ghana is safer..maybe you should consider it 😅

[@keishaandmomlifestyle]

@@Baros4444 yes ! You are right thou! My black American friends are actually planning to move down. And alot of black Americans r moving to ghana to be honest. Ghanaian KZbinrs are doing great promoting the beauty in ghana .❤️

[@lydiaboafo]

Yeah, we live in USA 🇺🇲 and for some reason my children just love UK , even they joke around sometimes like they are speaking like British, they want to come there.

[@ACE-ds3es]

Bring them over ❤

[@fideliachukwuma9912]

Thanks Nannel for this informative video.

[@VivianOseni]

Just one of the many sacrifices we make as parents

[@diplomatdiplomat2800]

Yes, one of the sacrifices we make for poor planning. If you want to live in the US, then marry someone who lives in the US. The husband has always liked the UK. So he married an American citizen, lived there for 5 years to get green card and passport, and then uprooted the wife and family to the UK. Men are good strategic planners that think with their heads but women think with their hearts and emotions. Lesson here: if you don't have a plan, someone will make you follow their own plan

[@porscheeeee]

Insightful interview 👏🏽

[@omolademodupe6154]

Nice information. Thanks for this @ Nanelle

[@vickyib508]

Thank you very much for this video, it is very informative and useful ❤

[@SamanthaPhiri-hy1fz]

Hi nanelle, you are doing such a great job❤❤ please do one to compare UK and Canada

[@NanelleGriselda]

Ok Samantha

[@basilbyfield5913]

​@@NanelleGriselda Interesting comparison. She said she was in NY city, but is she in a comparable city like London in the UK.

[@legendaryroots]

the one important thing we forget is healthcare is free yes but you could die waiting for that care

[@ritaakhimien2897]

how did I miss this one ????? I love this

[@sophiapaul6477]

In the us nursing is stressful her experience is an unusual one because in nyc I’m a nurse here and it’s very stressful

[@msp9810]

But you haven't work in the UK which could be even more stressful. Unless you have worked in Both countries you can't compare them.

[@Daakie9362]

USA 🇺🇸 ❤👌👍🙌👍❤️❤️, no long talk 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

[@dremmanuelnwogu]

ChiChi is a gorgeous and classy lady

[@NanelleGriselda]

I agree ❤️

[@tosinariyo4837]

Thank you for this video Nanelle and Chichi. For me, as much as money is highly important, peace and safety matters a lot as well in my day to day life. Wishing you all the best in UK if you decide to stay finally 😅.

[@queenoparaugo2356]

Nursing isn't the closest to Medicine. Some med schools in the UK emphasis on biological sciences background and one one says nursing isn't included. If your coming to tbe UK for med school know that international tuition fee are mad and you wouldn't have access to student finance.

[@nzearimo]

Beautiful and Intelligent ladies. Keep it up!

[@bibianadichie350]

We do over time in my trust as well as well bank, it’s your choice though I prefer bank to overtime

[@lolairojah8820]

In my trust here in the UK,you escalate things on the nerve centre which is like sending message online to the doctor.It’s called a task and it can be resolved as soon as possible,If it’s prescription it’s sorted out and if the patient needs review that will be done too.

[@cynthiababirye9149]

Thing is Chichi is so new to understand the system. Hence no need for comparison.

[@lorientheresa4844]

Well, I've taken the exams for the 6th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it. 😥💔

[@marymathews2741]

Took my NCLEX -RN test last week and passed with 145 questions on my first try!! Huge Thanks to Mis ELISABETH HELEN, she is a game changer 😊✨

[@susandorothy9883]

I have sat for NCLEX Exam for the 9th time now and still failed , i guess licence isn't meant for people like me🤦‍♂️💔😥

[@MaryAnn-jd4fo]

Wow!!!! congrats and thanks for the encouragement words for all the people who have not take the NCLEX yet. yes, it is a crazy test for sure. I also used Mrs ELISABETH HELEN review material's. - I studied for 1 week and my test shut off at question 78. I cried too when I got my results. PASS

[@queenoparaugo2356]

I am grateful for the UK for the passport and for all the opportunity they have given me. But I am moving to US or Australia

[@cynthiaonyii585]

Interesting

[@Raqualla]

Can you do a video of how you move to US from UK! I want to move there as a nurse too... but i need advise from UK citizens 😢

[@SmanDiva]

I would recommend Australia 🇦🇺. I can guide you through the process

[@jessek1977]

Pls don’t let money be the overriding factor of leaving the UK to the U.S. I am here, been here for 6 years, and REGRET the decision I made to come here. The UK isn’t perfect, no where is, but for me, it’s ANYWHERE, other than here in the U.S.

[@Moralsandlessons]

So much good information ❤

[@lareiumoru8250]

Very informative! Weldone Nanelle

[@Notyourtypicalwoman]

USA healthcare is a business so yes it will pay more! But everywhere has its pros and cons. Do what works for you and yours

[@roberteze-cu4mp]

I said it once and am saying it twice 🇬🇧 uk is the best my kids and free I am free 22 years living in uk no problem and I achieved a lot god bless the uk😅

[@aniebonamozioma5110]

Where I work in uk. We use the computer as well to put up task for the doctor

[@nighni459]

I digress. You can put a percentage of your pay in 529 plan for your children. In the US you have private pension, you can save lots from your pay. This lady's story is not the regular joe. Her husband is a lawyer so they will survive. But a nurse leaving 100k starting to go to a 40k good luck.

[@nighni459]

Not true. You start at 2 weeks and go up by a week each year. You also get 8 holiday days. You earn sick time each day you work. Your sick leave can accumulate up to 4 weeks sick days.

[@AnekaF.1863]

Nanelle, do you have an email that I can use to contact you? You can’t be too careful with personal emails and stuff especially with people you don’t know - but if you have set up an email for your channel thats fine. Thanks my dear💐

[@wanjirutheadventurer]

Very nice video thank u ladies

[@mkenyahalisi5390]

There is overtime in the NHS. You earn time & half or double. Your trust is just stingy

[@cynthiababirye9149]

Her trust is one of those ones. Deprived areas

[@rhemamensah6582]

Can you make a video for Canada pls . Nurses in canada and ths standard of living pls .US has a lot of shootings here and there and a lot of gun violence as compared to canada

[@NanelleGriselda]

I will 👍🏾

[@mahamedyussuf7055]

The reason why the make the system easy because many people in America don't go to hospital because they don't have medical insurance.

[@AshaoluSegunEmmanuel]

Great video but when you’re having a conversation with your guest, avoid playing background sound. The whole thing was muddy

[@bamideleoladapofagbayigbo7205]

This comparisons na baba,yoh,they are right on point👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@Epichub-c9u]

Nice video Nanelle… You have shake the table oo😂😂😂😂I like Uk but US is my love oooo❤️❤️❤️❤️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thanks for watching

[@ibyabu]

Smiled when she said chasing doctors to get things done, so correct... Hahaha...

[@AASarfo]

Nanelle you looking good! 😊

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thank you Dorothy

[@peterrichard9769]

Uk is paying less to its employees: :what l realized in the U.K, the people don't want to advocate for decent salary,

[@chiemeliaanisiobi-pr1eg]

I love your contents Nanelle

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@virginiaarrieta8145]

Hi , i think you have to explore more. Different cities.Im about to reyire buy i have 5 sicks dah znf one extra fot 18:20 each year also vacation every year i have 2 days more, started 18x h now 90 x hr 3 days a weekand part time in another hospital.2 weeks a month. I will ever chosen NYC to many people.im fromNoston better cualty fir leaving .

[@adegbolaoluwawamiri3027]

Would love to know if she wrote the uk board exam when she moved from the US to UK

[@lorainedisbani1722]

A colleague of mine, a nurse, who was practising as a nurse, went through OSCE as well to register as a UK nurse

[@evelyneogweno8823]

That's mandatory, so as to get the UK Pin.

[@bonsu7980]

She said she made a lot of money in the US but at the same day she was depending so much of that on her children which is less expensive in the UK so far better than the US.

[@chidinmajennifer2668]

Government schools in the US are free too

[@dr_mbrohsworld6005]

She has really made us happy 🎉

[@rachelmtonthola7156]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@diane4993]

Soo insightful!

[@lawron2]

Some even get paid weekly in America.

[@herminem575]

It's interesting because from her points for me the UK actually sounds better. Sounds like the only benefit in the U.S is higher pay

[@euniceannan63]

Well this uk. N USA thing ehh hmmm cost of living nu . Nanelle she didn’t answer that ur question all she said was she prefers the USA system to uk , because if someone is paying 1,800 dollars for just one bed apartment and you paying 450- 500 pounds for urs then though u earn more in USA it’s like it’s cancelling out sort of ? We need cost of living comparison and what one can save that will help make a very informed decision 😅. Anyway thank you ❤

[@anthonydouglasadututu]

Overall US is better than the UK

[@keishaandmomlifestyle]

True🙌

[@ladjei19]

Nanelle by the way I like your eye brows 😊

[@NanelleGriselda]

Thank you

[@verapadi8597]

Hello, nanelle, plz I need ur help. Am from Ghana, my husband has pass his ielts and have pass his care giver test too as well ,but we don't know how he will move now to the UK, plz direct us

[@Cilla_Obenewaa]

Nanelle has videos on the carer route. You should watch it!

[@karenchama4377]

What's the patients ratio us and UK

[@haridabeauty]

Interesting, thanks for sharing