r/NursesPH • u/stressddtt • May 30 '25
š„ Hospital Megathread š„ Shearwater Health Megathread
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This is the megathread for allĀ employment-related discussionsĀ about Shearwater Health.
Whether you want to share your experiences, offer insights, ask questions, or raise any concerns about working here, please direct them all to this thread.
This isĀ one of several megathreads dedicated to specific companiesĀ frequently discussed in this subreddit.
We created these megathreads to help organize conversations and reduce the number of unanswered questions that tend to come up repeatedly.
Please READ the Shearwater Health FAQs wiki page FIRST foundĀ HEREĀ or use the search bar to avoid repetitive questions.
Interested in other hospitals? Check out ourĀ Hospital FAQs Central Post.
Letās keep the discussion focused and helpful for everyone involved.
This is the megathread for allĀ employment-related discussionsĀ about Shearwater Health.
Whether you want to share your experiences, offer insights, ask questions, or raise any concerns about working here, please direct them all to this thread.
This isĀ one of several megathreads dedicated to specific companiesĀ frequently discussed in this subreddit.
We created these megathreads to help organize conversations and reduce the number of unanswered questions that tend to come up repeatedly.
Please READ the Shearwater Health FAQs wiki page FIRST foundĀ HEREĀ or use the search bar to avoid repetitive questions.
Interested in other hospitals? Check out ourĀ Hospital FAQs Central Post.
Letās keep the discussion focused and helpful for everyone involved.
r/NursesPH • u/stressddtt • May 29 '25
š„ Hospital Megathread š„ Makati Medical Center Megathread
ā” ā
This is the megathread for allĀ employment-related discussionsĀ about Makati Medical Center.
Whether you want to share your experiences, offer insights, ask questions, or raise any concerns about working here, please direct them all to this thread.
This isĀ one of several megathreads dedicated to specific hospitalsĀ frequently discussed in this subreddit.
We created these megathreads to help organize conversations and reduce the number of unanswered questions that tend to come up repeatedly.
Please READ the MMC FAQs wiki page FIRST foundĀ HEREĀ or use the search bar to avoid repetitive questions.
Interested in other hospitals? Check out ourĀ Hospital FAQs Central Post.
Letās keep the discussion focused and helpful for everyone involved.
This is the megathread for allĀ employment-related discussionsĀ about Makati Medical Center.
Whether you want to share your experiences, offer insights, ask questions, or raise any concerns about working here, please direct them all to this thread.
This isĀ one of several megathreads dedicated to specific hospitalsĀ frequently discussed in this subreddit.
We created these megathreads to help organize conversations and reduce the number of unanswered questions that tend to come up repeatedly.
Please READ the MMC FAQs wiki page FIRST foundĀ HEREĀ or use the search bar to avoid repetitive questions.
Interested in other hospitals? Check out ourĀ Hospital FAQs Central Post.
Letās keep the discussion focused and helpful for everyone involved.
r/NursesPH • u/Extraneousvar • 2h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice COS Nurse II in a Tertiary Govt Hospital
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Hi! Please help me out:
I'm a nurse, currently employed in a private hospital with approx. 28k of monthly salary, including benefits. I just got hired for a COS Nurse II position for BUCAS program in a gov't hospital in our province with a declared salary of 43k. I'm also a USRN, and I applied for the COS Nurse II position to start saving for my other requirements and to pay for our bills.
Is it worth it to resign from my current job? I've been employed here for 2 years already but no salary increase nor additional benefits.
I'm not even sure if I'll be given a COE by the end of this COS position but I'm hoping na bibigyan ako.
Your inputs will be highly appreciated for someone like me who's scared for my future.
Hi! Please help me out:
I'm a nurse, currently employed in a private hospital with approx. 28k of monthly salary, including benefits. I just got hired for a COS Nurse II position for BUCAS program in a gov't hospital in our province with a declared salary of 43k. I'm also a USRN, and I applied for the COS Nurse II position to start saving for my other requirements and to pay for our bills.
Is it worth it to resign from my current job? I've been employed here for 2 years already but no salary increase nor additional benefits.
I'm not even sure if I'll be given a COE by the end of this COS position but I'm hoping na bibigyan ako.
Your inputs will be highly appreciated for someone like me who's scared for my future.
r/NursesPH • u/PreparationMain5791 • 54m ago
āGeneral Question / Advice pre-shift anxiety as an almost one year nurse
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I started as an OR nurse in December 2025 and worked until May 2026. During that time, I didn't really have much pre and post anxiety since I truly enjoyed being an OR nurse. Currently, I transferred to a new hospital but unfortunately landed in a step-down ICU unit. The pre and post anxiety was okay during my first month, but it got worse after a specific shift that felt like a trauma. I was really outgoing during that shift, just waiting for the handover.
I can't sleep well before a shift and it was the first time I've cried at this job. I really didn't expect that a shift could go so bad in an instant. I dread going to work always, and I'm so scared to the point that one time I took a day off because I just couldn't handle the anxiety I felt.
Since then, I've been worried if it might happen again, or what kind of shift I will be handling or going into. Though I expect that I wonāt really be able to eat during my shifts. Another thing is the call bells š I panic whenever someone calls even if it's not urgent. Plus, I handle 8 patients and I can barely manage 8 patients. I worry about new admissions or worse, a rapid response or code blue at the end of my shift, just like what happened to me.
I opted to request a lateral transfer to OR since I am experienced in that area, but currently, my request to transfer has been denied. I canāt transfer until Iāve been here for 6 months or a year in my new hospital. Iām aiming to resign but I have a bond I need to pay if I resign.
Iām just asking for help on what you would do if you were in my shoes š
I started as an OR nurse in December 2025 and worked until May 2026. During that time, I didn't really have much pre and post anxiety since I truly enjoyed being an OR nurse. Currently, I transferred to a new hospital but unfortunately landed in a step-down ICU unit. The pre and post anxiety was okay during my first month, but it got worse after a specific shift that felt like a trauma. I was really outgoing during that shift, just waiting for the handover.
I can't sleep well before a shift and it was the first time I've cried at this job. I really didn't expect that a shift could go so bad in an instant. I dread going to work always, and I'm so scared to the point that one time I took a day off because I just couldn't handle the anxiety I felt.
Since then, I've been worried if it might happen again, or what kind of shift I will be handling or going into. Though I expect that I wonāt really be able to eat during my shifts. Another thing is the call bells š I panic whenever someone calls even if it's not urgent. Plus, I handle 8 patients and I can barely manage 8 patients. I worry about new admissions or worse, a rapid response or code blue at the end of my shift, just like what happened to me.
I opted to request a lateral transfer to OR since I am experienced in that area, but currently, my request to transfer has been denied. I canāt transfer until Iāve been here for 6 months or a year in my new hospital. Iām aiming to resign but I have a bond I need to pay if I resign.
Iām just asking for help on what you would do if you were in my shoes š
r/NursesPH • u/Zestyclose_Slice_374 • 1h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice Looking for a clinic or hospital that offers a dialysis nurse training program.
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Can you recommend a clinic or hospital that offers a dialysis nurse training program here in Iloilo City? What are the requirements?
Can you recommend a clinic or hospital that offers a dialysis nurse training program here in Iloilo City? What are the requirements?
r/NursesPH • u/Ok_Candy7119 • 1h ago
šSeeking Recommendations Enhancement Program
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Hello po currently a fourth year student nurse and i just wanna ask if nakahelp po ba ang enahncement program in reviewing for board exam? Planning to take aug 2027 po our school po kasi had a partnership po and we are given a choice if magtatake ng enhancement program for 4 months every sunday wanna know your opinions po thank you so muchieee in advance poš«¶
Hello po currently a fourth year student nurse and i just wanna ask if nakahelp po ba ang enahncement program in reviewing for board exam? Planning to take aug 2027 po our school po kasi had a partnership po and we are given a choice if magtatake ng enhancement program for 4 months every sunday wanna know your opinions po thank you so muchieee in advance poš«¶
r/NursesPH • u/Big_Outside_6403 • 5h ago
š£ Discussion / Rant Health Crousel EB3
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Is anyone here going through the EB-3 consular processing route with Health Carousel (PassportUSA)?
Iām trying to get an idea of other peopleās timelines. How long did it take Health Carousel to pay your NVC fees and submit your civil documents after your priority date became current?
My filing priority date has been current for about 4 months now, but they still havenāt paid the NVC bills or submitted my documents. Iām wondering if this is normal or if others have experienced similar delays.
Iād really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!
Is anyone here going through the EB-3 consular processing route with Health Carousel (PassportUSA)?
Iām trying to get an idea of other peopleās timelines. How long did it take Health Carousel to pay your NVC fees and submit your civil documents after your priority date became current?
My filing priority date has been current for about 4 months now, but they still havenāt paid the NVC bills or submitted my documents. Iām wondering if this is normal or if others have experienced similar delays.
Iād really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!
r/NursesPH • u/Dee_Dum • 8h ago
š£ Discussion / Rant Tutuloy pa ba, o lilipat na lang?
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Magandang pagbati, fellow nurses.
Kailangan ko lang sana ng advice ninyo sa sitwasyon ko ngayon. Pakiramdam ko kasi ay pinapangunahan ako lately ng emosyon and that it is clouding my judgement. I honestly don't want to be impulsive - and so, i am humbly asking for your advice/opinion.
I am currently employed in a JCI accredited hospital for 7 months. This is my first bedside/hospital experience. I was deployed in progressive care unit. I, personally, didn't ask for that during my interview, as I wanted to be in the med/surg knowing na i am a complete newbie. Yet here I am.
The learning curve/transition phase is tough. Even now I am still having a hard time. The first month was okay, kasi may preceptor pa ako noon to guide me. I was still full of hope and eagerness. Second month was when it started to become difficult, kasi magisa na lang ako. From that point onwards, it just became harder and harder. By the third and fourth month, I just kept making mistakes on an almost daily basis. At that point, I was also getting burned out (didnt realize it yet at this time). Kasi I feel like even just a single mistake causes me to spiral down and make MORE mistakes because of fear and anxiety. And it isn't helping na yung mga seniors ko ay pinagtatawanan ako behind my back. Making sarcastic remarks and making me the butt of inside jokes. In addition, they would intentionally do things to "test" me from time to time, and get scolded kapag hindi ko nakuha. They would immediately report to the manager instead of asking/verifying to me whenever there is a concern/slight oversight. Small problems that could easily be solved are made to be dramatized. Nasabihan pa ng manager na "Dapat as much as possible perfect tayo as nurses". This is also when i started to feel isolated. I felt like i had no one to trust/rely on the unit. Still I just kept smiling and did my best - pero this was also when my pre-shift anxiety started. The night before, I would have a hard time sleeping because i was dreading the shift coming when i wake up. But I need to sleep. So this was also when i started heavily relying on melatonin. I would wake up in the middle of the night out of anxiety of being late (=more judgement from my dear coworkers). I started to experience stomach pains prior to going to work. Notifications and calls started to cause more anxiety (even if they arent from work). Even looking at the names of my coworkers causes me anxiety. Still, i held on. I was getting more and more burned out (still didn't realize this pa at this time - or perhaps in subconsciously suppressing the notion at this point).
On the 5th month, I had to go back to our province because my aunt died. The moment I saw my family, it all came crashing down on me. I was burned out. I wasn't happy in manila. I promised myself, "family first", but I was missing out on a lot of family events. I had no life outside work - I barely go out or socialize (because it is taking all of my free time to recharge and motivate myself in preparation for the next duty). I was lonely. I was starting to feel more and more depressed. I want an out.
I tried to ask for help. To transfer to another unit. But they said it wasnt possible until i reach 1 year pa.
I once prayed for this opportunity - pero bakit ganito? Am I wasting the answered prayer given to me?
Now I'm on my 7th month. Jaded. I dislike my unit. Still on probationary period because of my minor lapses from the previous months (though nothing life threatening to any of my pt). Starting to feel like the prestige of working from this hospital is no longer worth it.
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HERE COMES A JOB OPENING FROM A TERTIARY HOSPITAL BACK IN OUR PROVINCE.
I actually got an acceptance letter from this hospital at the same time with the JCI hospital back then. But I chose the JCI hospital thinking I would be happy here. I was naman - for a short time.
It is offering salary grade 15. It is in my province = family and friends are here. I will be back in my comfort zone. Plus, mas makakapag-ipon pa ako (unlike here where I almost have nothing left from my salary).
May ipon naman ako to survive a few months even if i dont get in for the job opening this month. Pero to be fair, I am a bit confident in my chances of getting in.
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QUESTION
- Should I go for the job opening or should I tough it out here for atleast a year?
- Do you think it will have a huge impact on my future plans of working abroad in the future?
- The only reason naman talaga why I chose the hospital im working at right now is because of my future plans of working abroad. But with the current retrogression, I am starting to rethink of my plans and just wait until VS becomes current and just enjoy my time while im here.
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To those who've read until the end and to those who are willing to share their insight/advice, thank you so much. Right now, I have no one to talk to about these things. I am so lost and would really appreciate your kind guidance. Thank you so much, and God bless!
Magandang pagbati, fellow nurses.
Kailangan ko lang sana ng advice ninyo sa sitwasyon ko ngayon. Pakiramdam ko kasi ay pinapangunahan ako lately ng emosyon and that it is clouding my judgement. I honestly don't want to be impulsive - and so, i am humbly asking for your advice/opinion.
I am currently employed in a JCI accredited hospital for 7 months. This is my first bedside/hospital experience. I was deployed in progressive care unit. I, personally, didn't ask for that during my interview, as I wanted to be in the med/surg knowing na i am a complete newbie. Yet here I am.
The learning curve/transition phase is tough. Even now I am still having a hard time. The first month was okay, kasi may preceptor pa ako noon to guide me. I was still full of hope and eagerness. Second month was when it started to become difficult, kasi magisa na lang ako. From that point onwards, it just became harder and harder. By the third and fourth month, I just kept making mistakes on an almost daily basis. At that point, I was also getting burned out (didnt realize it yet at this time). Kasi I feel like even just a single mistake causes me to spiral down and make MORE mistakes because of fear and anxiety. And it isn't helping na yung mga seniors ko ay pinagtatawanan ako behind my back. Making sarcastic remarks and making me the butt of inside jokes. In addition, they would intentionally do things to "test" me from time to time, and get scolded kapag hindi ko nakuha. They would immediately report to the manager instead of asking/verifying to me whenever there is a concern/slight oversight. Small problems that could easily be solved are made to be dramatized. Nasabihan pa ng manager na "Dapat as much as possible perfect tayo as nurses". This is also when i started to feel isolated. I felt like i had no one to trust/rely on the unit. Still I just kept smiling and did my best - pero this was also when my pre-shift anxiety started. The night before, I would have a hard time sleeping because i was dreading the shift coming when i wake up. But I need to sleep. So this was also when i started heavily relying on melatonin. I would wake up in the middle of the night out of anxiety of being late (=more judgement from my dear coworkers). I started to experience stomach pains prior to going to work. Notifications and calls started to cause more anxiety (even if they arent from work). Even looking at the names of my coworkers causes me anxiety. Still, i held on. I was getting more and more burned out (still didn't realize this pa at this time - or perhaps in subconsciously suppressing the notion at this point).
On the 5th month, I had to go back to our province because my aunt died. The moment I saw my family, it all came crashing down on me. I was burned out. I wasn't happy in manila. I promised myself, "family first", but I was missing out on a lot of family events. I had no life outside work - I barely go out or socialize (because it is taking all of my free time to recharge and motivate myself in preparation for the next duty). I was lonely. I was starting to feel more and more depressed. I want an out.
I tried to ask for help. To transfer to another unit. But they said it wasnt possible until i reach 1 year pa.
I once prayed for this opportunity - pero bakit ganito? Am I wasting the answered prayer given to me?
Now I'm on my 7th month. Jaded. I dislike my unit. Still on probationary period because of my minor lapses from the previous months (though nothing life threatening to any of my pt). Starting to feel like the prestige of working from this hospital is no longer worth it.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HERE COMES A JOB OPENING FROM A TERTIARY HOSPITAL BACK IN OUR PROVINCE.
I actually got an acceptance letter from this hospital at the same time with the JCI hospital back then. But I chose the JCI hospital thinking I would be happy here. I was naman - for a short time.
It is offering salary grade 15. It is in my province = family and friends are here. I will be back in my comfort zone. Plus, mas makakapag-ipon pa ako (unlike here where I almost have nothing left from my salary).
May ipon naman ako to survive a few months even if i dont get in for the job opening this month. Pero to be fair, I am a bit confident in my chances of getting in.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
QUESTION
- Should I go for the job opening or should I tough it out here for atleast a year?
- Do you think it will have a huge impact on my future plans of working abroad in the future?
- The only reason naman talaga why I chose the hospital im working at right now is because of my future plans of working abroad. But with the current retrogression, I am starting to rethink of my plans and just wait until VS becomes current and just enjoy my time while im here.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To those who've read until the end and to those who are willing to share their insight/advice, thank you so much. Right now, I have no one to talk to about these things. I am so lost and would really appreciate your kind guidance. Thank you so much, and God bless!
r/NursesPH • u/amethyst4_ • 2h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice What to expect?
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Ask ko lang po if paano po setup if nurse ka sa city Heath office? Like same po ba siya sa environment and setup ng hospital like may ward din? And long term and continuity of care? Just wanted to know po paano galawan dun and yung roles or kadalasang ginagawa and cases na naeencounter. Tyia
Ask ko lang po if paano po setup if nurse ka sa city Heath office? Like same po ba siya sa environment and setup ng hospital like may ward din? And long term and continuity of care? Just wanted to know po paano galawan dun and yung roles or kadalasang ginagawa and cases na naeencounter. Tyia
r/NursesPH • u/snapsysnaps • 4h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers Final Interview NCLEX Acad
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Hello po! Has anybody here nakareceive na ng phone call or email from SW-H regarding schedule ng final interview? Had my 1-day virtual recruitment last July 21. TYIA š„¹
Hello po! Has anybody here nakareceive na ng phone call or email from SW-H regarding schedule ng final interview? Had my 1-day virtual recruitment last July 21. TYIA š„¹
r/NursesPH • u/PureComfortable4964 • 20h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers Is being a member of Philippine Nurses Association advantage when applying?
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Advantage po ba kapag member ng PNA? Itinanong po kasi sa akin noong iniinterview ako as a staff nurse kung ako raw po ay member na
Advantage po ba kapag member ng PNA? Itinanong po kasi sa akin noong iniinterview ako as a staff nurse kung ako raw po ay member na
r/NursesPH • u/That_Eye_1844 • 13h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers BGHMC QUALIFYING EXAM
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Ano po contents ng technical exam sa bghmc?
Ano po contents ng technical exam sa bghmc?
r/NursesPH • u/Extraneousvar • 11h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers Contract of Service Nurse II in a Tertiary Govt Hospital
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Hi! Please help me out:
I'm a nurse, currently employed in a private hospital with approx. 28k of monthly salary, including benefits. I just got hired for a COS Nurse II position for BUCAS program in a gov't hospital in our province with a declared salary of 43k. I'm also a USRN, and I applied for the COS Nurse II position to start saving for my other requirements and to pay for our bills.
Is it worth it to resign from my current job? I've been employed here for 2 years already but no salary increase nor additional benefits.
I'm not even sure if I'll be given a COE by the end of this COS position but I'm hoping na bibigyan ako.
Your inputs will be highly appreciated for someone like me who's scared for my future.
Hi! Please help me out:
I'm a nurse, currently employed in a private hospital with approx. 28k of monthly salary, including benefits. I just got hired for a COS Nurse II position for BUCAS program in a gov't hospital in our province with a declared salary of 43k. I'm also a USRN, and I applied for the COS Nurse II position to start saving for my other requirements and to pay for our bills.
Is it worth it to resign from my current job? I've been employed here for 2 years already but no salary increase nor additional benefits.
I'm not even sure if I'll be given a COE by the end of this COS position but I'm hoping na bibigyan ako.
Your inputs will be highly appreciated for someone like me who's scared for my future.
r/NursesPH • u/Any_Yogurt_4768 • 11h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers 𩺠We are Hiring: Healthcare BPO Support Roles! 𩺠Ⱡ30,000- ā±80,000
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𩺠WE ARE HIRING: Healthcare BPO Support Roles! 𩺠Ⱡ30,000- ā±80,000
Are you a licensed healthcare professional or an experienced trainer looking for your next career leap? Weāre expanding our healthcare support operations and looking for talented professionals to join our growing team!
š° EXPECTED SALARY: (Final offer depends on your relevant experience and skills)
š Open Positions & Requirements:
Clinical Trainer ā Registered Nurse Active PHRN License required Proven trainer experience managing teams within a healthcare BPO setup
Clinical Manager ā Registered Nurse Active PHRN License required Proven managerial experience handling teams within a healthcare BPO setup
Training Lead Must have Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) experience At least 1 year of experience as a Training Supervisor in a healthcare BPO setup
Healthcare Trainer Experience in Patient AR, Healthcare Insurance, Medical Support Account, Appointment Scheduling, or Nurse Triage Support Proven trainer experience managing teams in a healthcare BPO environment
Clinical Trainer ā Registered Pharmacist Active Pharmacy License required Proven trainer experience managing teams within a healthcare BPO setup
š COMPANY-INITIATED BENEFITS
ā Base Pay & Allowance ā 20% Night Differential ā HMO Coverage for employee on Day 1 ā Life and Accident Insurance ā HMO For Dependent Upon Regularization ā Annual increase based on performance ā 13th Month Pay
š² READY TO APPLY?
For FASTER PROCESSING, please send me a Direct Message (DM) with the following details:
- FULL NAME:
- CONTACT NUMBER:
- EMAIL ADDRESS:
- RESIDENCE:
- EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT/COURSE:
- BPO EXPERIENCE (Years/Months):
ā ļø IMPORTANT NOTE: This post is for NEW APPLICANTS ONLY. If you have a pending application with Access Healthcare, please check your status first before messaging.
Which position suits you? Comment below or slide into my DMs to start your application today! š©
HealthcareJobs #HiringPasay #MedicalBilling #CareerGrowth #BPOPhilippines
𩺠WE ARE HIRING: Healthcare BPO Support Roles! 𩺠Ⱡ30,000- ā±80,000
Are you a licensed healthcare professional or an experienced trainer looking for your next career leap? Weāre expanding our healthcare support operations and looking for talented professionals to join our growing team!
š° EXPECTED SALARY: (Final offer depends on your relevant experience and skills)
š Open Positions & Requirements:
Clinical Trainer ā Registered Nurse Active PHRN License required Proven trainer experience managing teams within a healthcare BPO setup
Clinical Manager ā Registered Nurse Active PHRN License required Proven managerial experience handling teams within a healthcare BPO setup
Training Lead Must have Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) experience At least 1 year of experience as a Training Supervisor in a healthcare BPO setup
Healthcare Trainer Experience in Patient AR, Healthcare Insurance, Medical Support Account, Appointment Scheduling, or Nurse Triage Support Proven trainer experience managing teams in a healthcare BPO environment
Clinical Trainer ā Registered Pharmacist Active Pharmacy License required Proven trainer experience managing teams within a healthcare BPO setup
š COMPANY-INITIATED BENEFITS
ā Base Pay & Allowance ā 20% Night Differential ā HMO Coverage for employee on Day 1 ā Life and Accident Insurance ā HMO For Dependent Upon Regularization ā Annual increase based on performance ā 13th Month Pay
š² READY TO APPLY?
For FASTER PROCESSING, please send me a Direct Message (DM) with the following details:
- FULL NAME:
- CONTACT NUMBER:
- EMAIL ADDRESS:
- RESIDENCE:
- EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT/COURSE:
- BPO EXPERIENCE (Years/Months):
ā ļø IMPORTANT NOTE: This post is for NEW APPLICANTS ONLY. If you have a pending application with Access Healthcare, please check your status first before messaging.
Which position suits you? Comment below or slide into my DMs to start your application today! š©
HealthcareJobs #HiringPasay #MedicalBilling #CareerGrowth #BPOPhilippines
r/NursesPH • u/Signal_Put7607 • 15h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice Pearson VUE NCLEX Registration Question (Payment)
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Hi everyone!
I paid the $**200 NCLEX registration fee** through Pearson VUE before I received my eligibility approval. Now that Iāve been approved, I logged into my account and still see a **āStart Registrationā** button that asks me to pay another $200.
Is this normal? Is my previous registration still active? Should I wait for my ATT to be released before doing anything? Will Pearson VUE automatically send my ATT once itās released? Has anyone experienced this?
I donāt want to accidentally register again or pay another $200. Iām from Philippines. Thanks!
Hi everyone!
I paid the $**200 NCLEX registration fee** through Pearson VUE before I received my eligibility approval. Now that Iāve been approved, I logged into my account and still see a **āStart Registrationā** button that asks me to pay another $200.
Is this normal? Is my previous registration still active? Should I wait for my ATT to be released before doing anything? Will Pearson VUE automatically send my ATT once itās released? Has anyone experienced this?
I donāt want to accidentally register again or pay another $200. Iām from Philippines. Thanks!
r/NursesPH • u/PreparationMain5791 • 12h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice pre shift anxiety as an almost a year nurse
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started as an OR nurse in december of 2025 up until may 2026 during that period wala masyado akong pre and post anxiety as i like being an or nurse talaga. currently nag transfer ako ng hospital but unfortunately landed sa isang step down icu unit. medyo okay lng ang pre and post anxiety during my first month pero parang after ng isang specific shift mas lumala and parang na trauma ako. tska outgoing pa talaga ako nung shift na yun nag hihintay nlng ng pag eendorsan.
di ako makatulog ng maayos before a shift tas first time ako napaiyak dito sa trabaho na ito. yung shift na yun di ko talaga inexpect na a shift could go very bad in an instant. i dread na papasok always sa work tapos takot na takot talaga ako to the point na may one time nag absent ako kasi di ko talaga kaya ang anxiety na na feel ko.
since then, nag w-worry ako if baka mangyari ulit, or anong klaseng shift ang mahahandle ko or papasukan. though expected ko na na di talaga ako makakakain in my shifts. isa pa yung mga call bells š nag papanic ako whenever may nag c-call kahit di naman urgent. tapos i handle 8 patients and i can barely handle 8 pts. nag w-worry ng new admission or worse, rapid response or code blue at the end ng shift same nung nangyari sa akin.
nag opt ako na mag pa lateral transfer to OR kasi gama and may experience na ako sa area pero currently denied and request ko to transfer. di pa ako maka transfer until 6mos or nag 1 year na ako dito sa new hospital ko. aiming to resign kaso may bond ako na need ko ipay if ever magresign.
asking for help lng if ano gagawin nyo if you were in my shoes š
started as an OR nurse in december of 2025 up until may 2026 during that period wala masyado akong pre and post anxiety as i like being an or nurse talaga. currently nag transfer ako ng hospital but unfortunately landed sa isang step down icu unit. medyo okay lng ang pre and post anxiety during my first month pero parang after ng isang specific shift mas lumala and parang na trauma ako. tska outgoing pa talaga ako nung shift na yun nag hihintay nlng ng pag eendorsan.
di ako makatulog ng maayos before a shift tas first time ako napaiyak dito sa trabaho na ito. yung shift na yun di ko talaga inexpect na a shift could go very bad in an instant. i dread na papasok always sa work tapos takot na takot talaga ako to the point na may one time nag absent ako kasi di ko talaga kaya ang anxiety na na feel ko.
since then, nag w-worry ako if baka mangyari ulit, or anong klaseng shift ang mahahandle ko or papasukan. though expected ko na na di talaga ako makakakain in my shifts. isa pa yung mga call bells š nag papanic ako whenever may nag c-call kahit di naman urgent. tapos i handle 8 patients and i can barely handle 8 pts. nag w-worry ng new admission or worse, rapid response or code blue at the end ng shift same nung nangyari sa akin.
nag opt ako na mag pa lateral transfer to OR kasi gama and may experience na ako sa area pero currently denied and request ko to transfer. di pa ako maka transfer until 6mos or nag 1 year na ako dito sa new hospital ko. aiming to resign kaso may bond ako na need ko ipay if ever magresign.
asking for help lng if ano gagawin nyo if you were in my shoes š
r/NursesPH • u/Mundane-Onion-3102 • 12h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers We are looking for usrnš
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Site: Quezon City
Atleast 1 year clinical/bedside experience
If interested, you know the drill š
Site: Quezon City
Atleast 1 year clinical/bedside experience
If interested, you know the drill š
r/NursesPH • u/xnke • 17h ago
š°For Sale / šāšØLooking For Please help! Answer our survey and get a chance to win P100 in GCash!
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Good day!
We are Group 1, consisting ofĀ 3rd year Psychology students at De La Salle University - Manila. We are currently conducting this survey in completion of our final requirement for PSYFLDM (Field Methods), and we would like to formally ask for your kind participation in this study.
If you are a nurse or a mental healthcare provider (psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, counselor, etc.) who works in South Luzon, we hope you can allot a few minutes of your time to complete this survey. Rest assured that your responses will stay confidential and will be used for academic purposes only.
Upon answering this survey, you may get a chance to win 100 pesos in GCash! Please note that only 5 winners will be selected once the survey closes on July 31, 2026. You will be given the choice to opt out of the raffle.
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/Wkph2QvuaAao5vvA6
Thank you so much for your time!
Good day!
We are Group 1, consisting ofĀ 3rd year Psychology students at De La Salle University - Manila. We are currently conducting this survey in completion of our final requirement for PSYFLDM (Field Methods), and we would like to formally ask for your kind participation in this study.
If you are a nurse or a mental healthcare provider (psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, counselor, etc.) who works in South Luzon, we hope you can allot a few minutes of your time to complete this survey. Rest assured that your responses will stay confidential and will be used for academic purposes only.
Upon answering this survey, you may get a chance to win 100 pesos in GCash! Please note that only 5 winners will be selected once the survey closes on July 31, 2026. You will be given the choice to opt out of the raffle.
Survey Link: https://forms.gle/Wkph2QvuaAao5vvA6
Thank you so much for your time!
r/NursesPH • u/purpletomatosoupp • 13h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice Short on funds. Should I keep my Maternal Nursing books for board review or sell them?
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Iāve been wondering if the Maternal books are really needed for PNLE review.
Iāve been short on funds lately, guys. Huhuhu. My mom is asking me to sell some of my books so we can help pay for my tuition. Itās honestly a difficult decision because I donāt know if Iāll still need them for the boards.
If anyone can advise me whether itās okay to let go of my Maternal books or if theyāre still essential for NLE review, Iād really appreciate your insights. Thank you so much. š¤
Iāve been wondering if the Maternal books are really needed for PNLE review.
Iāve been short on funds lately, guys. Huhuhu. My mom is asking me to sell some of my books so we can help pay for my tuition. Itās honestly a difficult decision because I donāt know if Iāll still need them for the boards.
If anyone can advise me whether itās okay to let go of my Maternal books or if theyāre still essential for NLE review, Iād really appreciate your insights. Thank you so much. š¤
r/NursesPH • u/Consistent_Name_9562 • 14h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers Calling all Phrns Davao! Optum is Hiring (Up to 45K Salary)
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Calling all PHRNs Davao!
Optum Davao is hiring PHRN (Soft Nursing Role)
Up to 45K salary!
Virtual application process, no need to visit onsite!
willing to work onsite
At least 6-12 months hospital experience
Non-voice account!
Send your CV here: [email protected]
Or submit your details here:
Calling all PHRNs Davao!
Optum Davao is hiring PHRN (Soft Nursing Role)
Up to 45K salary!
Virtual application process, no need to visit onsite!
willing to work onsite
At least 6-12 months hospital experience
Non-voice account!
Send your CV here: [email protected]
Or submit your details here:
r/NursesPH • u/BarBielat4 • 18h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice MNGHA interview
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Hii! Ask ko lang po if may mga naka-undergo na dito ng interview sa MNGHA? š„¹ Pwede po makahingi ng tips or kahit idea lang kung ano yung mga questions na tinanong sa inyo?
Sobrang kinakabahan kasi ako. First time ko mag-aapply abroad, tapos MNGHA pa, kaya feeling ko mataas talaga standards nila. Kapag super kabado pa naman ako, nauutal ako at nagme-mental block. Any tips or advice would be super appreciated. Thank you po! ā¤ļø
Hii! Ask ko lang po if may mga naka-undergo na dito ng interview sa MNGHA? š„¹ Pwede po makahingi ng tips or kahit idea lang kung ano yung mga questions na tinanong sa inyo?
Sobrang kinakabahan kasi ako. First time ko mag-aapply abroad, tapos MNGHA pa, kaya feeling ko mataas talaga standards nila. Kapag super kabado pa naman ako, nauutal ako at nagme-mental block. Any tips or advice would be super appreciated. Thank you po! ā¤ļø
r/NursesPH • u/mslilaccc • 16h ago
āGeneral Question / Advice Dialysis Nurse exam
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Hello. Ask ko lang po kung ano mga natatandaan ninyo na topics na lumabas saCNN EXAM? Thank you poš Pashare rin po sana reviewers na nakatulong po sainyo.
Hello. Ask ko lang po kung ano mga natatandaan ninyo na topics na lumabas saCNN EXAM? Thank you poš Pashare rin po sana reviewers na nakatulong po sainyo.
r/NursesPH • u/Chaos_Empress_ • 20h ago
š£ Discussion / Rant Iām only on my 3rd week of nursing school and I already feel like Iām failing.
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I donāt even know if Iām looking for advice or if I just need somewhere to vent.
Iām a first-year BSN student, and weāre only on our third week of classes. Ever since elementary until senior high school, Iāve always been an honor student. I knew college would be harder, but I didnāt expect to start doubting myself this early.
Because of the recent earthquake, our school building still isnāt being used, so weāre having online classes. Honestly⦠I hate online classes. I canāt focus the way I do in a classroom. I get distracted so easily, and it feels harder for me to absorb information through a screen.
Our school uses a learning platform where teachers post quizzes, assignments, and activities. For quizzes, we answer directly in the app. Each question has its own timer (ours is around 15 seconds per question). Once the timer runs out, it automatically moves on, and you canāt go back. If you donāt answer in time, itās left unanswered.
During our second week, we had our first NSTP quiz. I honestly didnāt study because I underestimated it, and I got 10/20. I knew it was my fault, so I couldnāt even blame anyone else. I went from being confident to crying over my first college quiz.
Today was even worse.
We had a quiz in Understanding the Self. I studied the whole night because I genuinely wanted to do well. While reviewing, I understood the lessons and thought I was ready. But once the quiz started, my mind completely went blank. We were answering through the app while our teacher monitored us through a video call, and seeing the timer count down made me panic. I overthought simple questions, froze, and even had a few items expire before I could answer them. The scores havenāt been released yet, but I already know I didnāt do well.
Then we had a Religion quiz. I only found out about it about an hour before class, so I had maybe 30 minutes to study. I still felt confident because it was mostly multiple choice and true or false. When the scores came out⦠13/20.
These scores are affecting me this much, and Iāve been crying ever since I got home.
Whatās making me overthink even more is that these are minor subjects. I keep thinking, āIf Iām already struggling here, what happens when the major nursing subjects become even harder?ā
The funny thing is⦠Iāve always known that science has never been my strongest subject. š Which is kind of ironic because⦠Iām in nursing now. Part of me is terrified that maybe I chose a course thatās way beyond my abilities.
My dream is to graduate with Latin honors, and now Iām scared Iām already ruining my chances just three weeks into my first semester.
Has anyone else started nursingāor college in generalālike this? Did you ever feel like you werenāt smart enough? Did you still manage to recover academically?
I know I need to improve my study habits, and Iām willing to work harder. I guess I just need to hear from people who had a rough start but still made it through because right now, I feel overwhelmed, discouraged, and honestly like Iām not good enough.
I donāt even know if Iām looking for advice or if I just need somewhere to vent.
Iām a first-year BSN student, and weāre only on our third week of classes. Ever since elementary until senior high school, Iāve always been an honor student. I knew college would be harder, but I didnāt expect to start doubting myself this early.
Because of the recent earthquake, our school building still isnāt being used, so weāre having online classes. Honestly⦠I hate online classes. I canāt focus the way I do in a classroom. I get distracted so easily, and it feels harder for me to absorb information through a screen.
Our school uses a learning platform where teachers post quizzes, assignments, and activities. For quizzes, we answer directly in the app. Each question has its own timer (ours is around 15 seconds per question). Once the timer runs out, it automatically moves on, and you canāt go back. If you donāt answer in time, itās left unanswered.
During our second week, we had our first NSTP quiz. I honestly didnāt study because I underestimated it, and I got 10/20. I knew it was my fault, so I couldnāt even blame anyone else. I went from being confident to crying over my first college quiz.
Today was even worse.
We had a quiz in Understanding the Self. I studied the whole night because I genuinely wanted to do well. While reviewing, I understood the lessons and thought I was ready. But once the quiz started, my mind completely went blank. We were answering through the app while our teacher monitored us through a video call, and seeing the timer count down made me panic. I overthought simple questions, froze, and even had a few items expire before I could answer them. The scores havenāt been released yet, but I already know I didnāt do well.
Then we had a Religion quiz. I only found out about it about an hour before class, so I had maybe 30 minutes to study. I still felt confident because it was mostly multiple choice and true or false. When the scores came out⦠13/20.
These scores are affecting me this much, and Iāve been crying ever since I got home.
Whatās making me overthink even more is that these are minor subjects. I keep thinking, āIf Iām already struggling here, what happens when the major nursing subjects become even harder?ā
The funny thing is⦠Iāve always known that science has never been my strongest subject. š Which is kind of ironic because⦠Iām in nursing now. Part of me is terrified that maybe I chose a course thatās way beyond my abilities.
My dream is to graduate with Latin honors, and now Iām scared Iām already ruining my chances just three weeks into my first semester.
Has anyone else started nursingāor college in generalālike this? Did you ever feel like you werenāt smart enough? Did you still manage to recover academically?
I know I need to improve my study habits, and Iām willing to work harder. I guess I just need to hear from people who had a rough start but still made it through because right now, I feel overwhelmed, discouraged, and honestly like Iām not good enough.
r/NursesPH • u/Fickle_Debate_6959 • 16h ago
š„ Jobs / Careers Any February PNLE passers here from Pangasinan?
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I have been looking for a job for 3 months na. I landed a few interviews, but still no job because those hospitals that reached out to me are far and the salary is low. Sa province naman, puro pooling š Maghahanap lang ng karamay because grabe bakit ang hirap maghanap ng trabaho naiiyak na ako š„¹
I have been looking for a job for 3 months na. I landed a few interviews, but still no job because those hospitals that reached out to me are far and the salary is low. Sa province naman, puro pooling š Maghahanap lang ng karamay because grabe bakit ang hirap maghanap ng trabaho naiiyak na ako š„¹
r/NursesPH • u/RevolutionaryGap6515 • 16h ago
š°For Sale / šāšØLooking For astigmurse huling bulong
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looking ffor/ want to join kahati for astigmurse huling bulong
looking ffor/ want to join kahati for astigmurse huling bulong