Nurses na interesado pumunta sa US visit Health Carousel Philippines check ang website, office nila sa Ortigas, nakarating ako ng US as an immigrant thru this agency. PRC license is the basic requirement.
20:40 Hello po. Regarding po sa question ni Ina if kelangan ba na licensed Nurse ka sa Philippines para makapagapply ka ng NCLEX, ang answer po is yes and no po. Most states po requirement po na iverify yung PH nursing license of a foreign nurse applicant pero upon our research may isang state po which is New York po na pwede ka magapply ng NCLEX basta nursing graduate ka as long as they verified your foreign education. Hope this helps po.
Saw AndreaJej’s vlog na mag guest sila sa Spot Pinoy weeks ago. 2 weeks namin inaabangan ni misis yung episode na to hehe.. One of the best episodes… 💪. Very helpful at informative. Cancel na yung July Mark 😅. They set the bar too high, wala kami makukwentong ganyan 😂. Bitin! Ambilis lang ng 1hr. Na touch kami na mention pa sa huli 🥹. Salamat Andrea and Jej! Inaabangan namin yung garden ni mommy Andrea 😅.
Wow!!! Nakaka-taba naman ng puso! Idol po namin kayo hehe kaya napa-Garden si Andrea ehh na-inspire nyo po..dami blessing talaga nakaka-usap ko mga idol ko sa vlogging! Salamat Guzman Family! ❤ More power and God bless! paturo po sa edit hehehe
@@andreajejtv6402 Oks na oks yung naman editing nyo. Kitang-kita naman yung effort 💪. Yung talong bumili n lang din kami ng seedlings, parang kay Andrea, either di tumubo or mabagal yung tubo. Happy weekend 👍
Mas madali talaga maging RN sa US. Sa Canada especially sa BC up to 2019 ata need mo mag acad IELTS na band score 7 or higher pa, or take CELBAN with a perfect score in listening. Then pag napasa mo un, that’s the time na pwede ka na mag take ng NCAS or un assessment exam ( computer exam and return demo). Then saka ka palang pwede magenroll sa bridging or un magaaral. ( usually 1 yr.) then after non saka ka palang magiging RN. Kaya iba nalipat nalang sa US. Mas madali ang process. NCLEX lang RN ka na. In my experience, inabot ako ng 4 yrs bago naging RN sa BC. Took the CELBAN, then NCAS tapos nagaral p for 1yr. 😢
You really need to have a good basic learning in nursing and we have the same nursing curriculum kaya we need only NCLEX then reciprocity lang if you want transfer in another state and right now the starting basic pay is 50 to 70 dollars.The best really is to enjoy nursing saving life here healthcare has no waiting time because you pay while in Canada its social medicine is different but here theres charity so they bill you but you dont need to pay all at once
depende sa employer. like in my case, binabayaran ng employer ko ang health insurance namin. so i would say libre na rin. but technically, its part of employee package
As a canadian living here in US. There are a lot of Filipino Canadians RN going to US using TN visa. It is visa allocated to Canadian, American and Mexican through NAFTA. Days lang makukuha mo na ang TN visa as long as you have an employer sa US, Visa Screen (NCLEX and IELTS). Mostly galing sa Pinas coming to US are using immigrant visa Employment Visa.
So anxious pa rin ang mga nasa US when it comes to medical needs? Kase di nila alam na kapag tinamaan sila ng mga rare na sakit or sobrang expensive nung health problem maari din silang mabaon sa utang dahil sa unpaid medical bills?
Actually po dito sa Canada e depends where you work, like sa work ko po, we have a very good pension plan, let’s say you put 5% of your salary, they will top it also and even if you don’t share, our company is giving 2.5% sa mga blue collar workers.
American citizen does not need to take Philippine Board of Nursing before. Graduate ako ng 1992 with American citizen classmates ,after they graduated lumipad na agad sila pa US
Yes po..what we mean po dyan is required ka po ata magwork ng 10 straight years para po magqualified ka po sa pension mo na makukuha mo po at age of 62 yrs old po😊
Also, if you purchase a house and property sa US, it a federal law that if you loan the property sa banko, your loan interest sa monthly loan payment mo ay tax deductable and also your property tax. God bless.
Life is not all about money!!! If your happy because your surrounded by friends, family, peaceful surroundings, satisfied with life, earning well then why still transfer. A family member had the chance to earn up to 5,000$/week in US but decided otherwise since she found the love of her life in her current place.
AndreaJejTV is right. The U.S. always have that policy. When you arrive to the country with the appropriate immigration visa (not tourist), you’re automatically a permanent resident (green card holder). You can start working on your U.S. citizenship upon arrival!
After 5 years of being a green card holder, can be qualified to apply for US citizenship, but if your spouse is a US citizen only 3 years of being a permanent resident, to apply for Citizenship.
Graduate naman ako ng physixal therapy at ganun din nagvolunteer ako sa clinic nung yaar 2000 kc ganun kalakaran n kng gusto m ng experience eh no choice kundi magvolunteer.
Same here din po BSPT graduate batch’99. Hirap ma employ sa isang clinic or hospital need lang ng isang CS or clinical Supervisor the rest volunteer na that time. Kaya nagiba na lang ng linya ng work. Pa shout po 😊
ito din process when i started college way back 2006, kaya nadiscourage ako mag take ng nursing. looking back, sana pala tinyaga ko nalang hahaha, sobrang daming opportunities now for healthcare professionals.
ka sora spot pinoy lalo na si rice, sa reaksyon nila parang sa gobyerno pa ng pilipinas isinisi yung matagal ng proseso ng visa application nung mag-asawa.
speaking of retiree pension, mas malaki ang SSA ng benefit ng US compare sa CPP ng Canada. you have to work 40yrs in Canada to receive the max CPP benefit of CAD$ 1300 (assuming youre contributing the max). sa US, 26 years lang ako nagwork but i'm receiving more than US$ 1600 SSA benefit as retiree. im my case, aside from 401K may company pension plan pa kami. i also have IRA ( individual retirement account). i have some pinoy friends na nag-retire na rin ang tumatanggap ng US$5000+ na umuwi na ng Pinas. they buy health insurance there so no need to go back to US every now and then to get medical service.
@@BCPinoy-cf6og in canada, cpp benefit is based on your total contribution while in the US, its based on your salary in the last 5yrs of your employment. a good example is myself. i worked 26yrs in the US and my ssa benefit is US$1600/mo @ age 62 while in the Canada where i worked for 5yrs, my cpp benefit is CAD$120/mo at age 65. see the difference?
@@80vac yes thats true but most employers have more than 50 employees unless youre working on a small retail store or restaurant or landscaping contractor. assuming you are then you are qualified for the state funded public health insurance (obama care) which is free.
Volunteer nursing na ikaw pa magbabayad sa hospital para lang maging volunteer nurse, only in the Philippines. Tapos sasabihin piliin ang pilipinas. Tayo bang mga nurses pinili nila? Walang nagawa ang government for how many years..
Yes I agree batch 2007 here...Grabe talaga tayo pa magbabayad sa hospital instead tayo ang pasahuran..Friend ko may sahod nga 4000 pesos per month 12 hours duty everyday... Only in the 🇵🇭...Pag naalala ko nakakaiyak...Kaya nag mideast na lang kami😂kahit panu may sahod kami dito...
mas maganda parin ang healthcare sa canada, u dont need to buy health insurance or pay extra bills, then u can allocate those money as your savings, business investment, and retirement funds....
Depende. Most migrate because they want a better life. Better healthcare is very subjective. May obamacare dito sa us where everybody has healthcare insurance coverage. Hindi sya free tulad ng canada but ang goal dito is para lang hindi ka maubos tulad sa pinas. Yes, may bayad ang magpagamot dito. Pero kaya mong bayaran and mabubuhay ka pa rin ng ayos. The US chose this way para di bumaba ang quality of healthcare dito sa us. And you can see that in the quality of care, hospitals and research dito. Point in case, nung covid. Sinong bansa ang nakadiscover ng effective vaccines sa pandemic?
im sorry to disagree. canada health care is not free. its like any other private insurance. the only difference is you pay the premium thru tax. its monopolized by the govt and the worst is the govt controls the expenses kaya hindi ka basta pwde pumunta sa specialized doctors not to mention the waiting time just to be admited kahit nasa emegency state ka na. may public or govt health care din ang bawat state ng US like for example is medicade/apple care of washington and medi-cal of california. i remember, cs ang panganay ko but i did not pay a single cent. may libre pang food para sa mag-ina ko for years. well, compare sa Phil, yes mas maganda nga ang health care ng Canada. but if you have money to buy your health insurance in the Phil, then you will be secured just like in the US and Canada. the only difference is, walang opportunity sa pinas ang ordinaryong mamamayan to earn enough to support a good standard of living and to buy insurances. yan ang talagang dahilan kaya tayo nasa abroad, bda?
Nurses na interesado pumunta sa US visit Health Carousel Philippines check ang website, office nila sa Ortigas, nakarating ako ng US as an immigrant thru this agency. PRC license is the basic requirement.
20:40 Hello po. Regarding po sa question ni Ina if kelangan ba na licensed Nurse ka sa Philippines para makapagapply ka ng NCLEX, ang answer po is yes and no po. Most states po requirement po na iverify yung PH nursing license of a foreign nurse applicant pero upon our research may isang state po which is New York po na pwede ka magapply ng NCLEX basta nursing graduate ka as long as they verified your foreign education. Hope this helps po.
Thank you po sa opportunity and sakto po. Happy Nurses Week po! ❤
Saw AndreaJej’s vlog na mag guest sila sa Spot Pinoy weeks ago. 2 weeks namin inaabangan ni misis yung episode na to hehe.. One of the best episodes… 💪. Very helpful at informative. Cancel na yung July Mark 😅. They set the bar too high, wala kami makukwentong ganyan 😂. Bitin! Ambilis lang ng 1hr. Na touch kami na mention pa sa huli 🥹. Salamat Andrea and Jej! Inaabangan namin yung garden ni mommy Andrea 😅.
Wow!!! Nakaka-taba naman ng puso! Idol po namin kayo hehe kaya napa-Garden si Andrea ehh na-inspire nyo po..dami blessing talaga nakaka-usap ko mga idol ko sa vlogging! Salamat Guzman Family! ❤ More power and God bless! paturo po sa edit hehehe
@@andreajejtv6402 Oks na oks yung naman editing nyo. Kitang-kita naman yung effort 💪. Yung talong bumili n lang din kami ng seedlings, parang kay Andrea, either di tumubo or mabagal yung tubo. Happy weekend 👍
Meron dati NCLEX exam sa Pinas. Sa galing ng Pinoy mag likids natanggal amg examination center sa Pinas.
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great to know the differences between how it is in Canada and USA. i think both have their pros and cons. 😘🤩🥰
Mas madali talaga maging RN sa US. Sa Canada especially sa BC up to 2019 ata need mo mag acad IELTS na band score 7 or higher pa, or take CELBAN with a perfect score in listening. Then pag napasa mo un, that’s the time na pwede ka na mag take ng NCAS or un assessment exam ( computer exam and return demo). Then saka ka palang pwede magenroll sa bridging or un magaaral. ( usually 1 yr.) then after non saka ka palang magiging RN. Kaya iba nalipat nalang sa US. Mas madali ang process. NCLEX lang RN ka na. In my experience, inabot ako ng 4 yrs bago naging RN sa BC. Took the CELBAN, then NCAS tapos nagaral p for 1yr. 😢
You really need to have a good basic learning in nursing and we have the same nursing curriculum kaya we need only NCLEX then reciprocity lang if you want transfer in another state and right now the starting basic pay is 50 to 70 dollars.The best really is to enjoy nursing saving life here healthcare has no waiting time because you pay while in Canada its social medicine is different but here theres charity so they bill you but you dont need to pay all at once
depende sa employer. like in my case, binabayaran ng employer ko ang health insurance namin. so i would say libre na rin. but technically, its part of employee package
Saludo sainyo🎉
As a canadian living here in US. There are a lot of Filipino Canadians RN going to US using TN visa. It is visa allocated to Canadian, American and Mexican through NAFTA. Days lang makukuha mo na ang TN visa as long as you have an employer sa US, Visa Screen (NCLEX and IELTS). Mostly galing sa Pinas coming to US are using immigrant visa Employment Visa.
wifey worked 10 years as an rn in Canada. fed up with the system and moved to US in the 90s. never felt sorry as more choices and opportunities.
This is a good topic. I’m Canadian pero lumipat ng US para mag practice ng nursing kasi sa Canada pahirapan ang pag apply and maging RN.
Wow U.S. naman! Thanks for guesting Andrea and Jej TV =)
Thank you po sa Spot Pinoy for this opportunity po! God bless po Thank you po sir ❤
So anxious pa rin ang mga nasa US when it comes to medical needs? Kase di nila alam na kapag tinamaan sila ng mga rare na sakit or sobrang expensive nung health problem maari din silang mabaon sa utang dahil sa unpaid medical bills?
Actually po dito sa Canada e depends where you work, like sa work ko po, we have a very good pension plan, let’s say you put 5% of your salary, they will top it also and even if you don’t share, our company is giving 2.5% sa mga blue collar workers.
American citizen does not need to take Philippine Board of Nursing before. Graduate ako ng 1992 with American citizen classmates ,after they graduated lumipad na agad sila pa US
FYI. You can start collecting SSN at the age of 62 yrs old. Not after you work 10 straight yrs .
Yes po..what we mean po dyan is required ka po ata magwork ng 10 straight years para po magqualified ka po sa pension mo na makukuha mo po at age of 62 yrs old po😊
Shot out Mam/Sir🎉
Also, if you purchase a house and property sa US, it a federal law that if you loan the property sa banko, your loan interest sa monthly loan payment mo ay tax deductable and also your property tax. God bless.
Kaya marami nag join nang 4 years military labas tapos libre college and healthcare.
Life is not all about money!!! If your happy because your surrounded by friends, family, peaceful surroundings, satisfied with life, earning well then why still transfer.
A family member had the chance to earn up to 5,000$/week in US but decided otherwise since she found the love of her life in her current place.
Pa topic next yung Flagpoling issue sa Canada..
USA also have Medicaid if ur low income or unemployed
AndreaJejTV is right. The U.S. always have that policy. When you arrive to the country with the appropriate immigration visa (not tourist), you’re automatically a permanent resident (green card holder). You can start working on your U.S. citizenship upon arrival!
After 5 years of being a green card holder, can be qualified to apply for US citizenship,
but if your spouse is a US citizen only 3 years of being a permanent resident, to apply for Citizenship.
And if you join the military 1 yr lang
Graduate naman ako ng physixal therapy at ganun din nagvolunteer ako sa clinic nung yaar 2000 kc ganun kalakaran n kng gusto m ng experience eh no choice kundi magvolunteer.
Same here din po BSPT graduate batch’99. Hirap ma employ sa isang clinic or hospital need lang ng isang CS or clinical Supervisor the rest volunteer na that time. Kaya nagiba na lang ng linya ng work. Pa shout po 😊
@@marialapena7723 tama!batch '99 kasama komg volunteer sa clinic nun.
ito din process when i started college way back 2006, kaya nadiscourage ako mag take ng nursing. looking back, sana pala tinyaga ko nalang hahaha, sobrang daming opportunities now for healthcare professionals.
ka sora spot pinoy lalo na si rice, sa reaksyon nila parang sa gobyerno pa ng pilipinas isinisi yung matagal ng proseso ng visa application nung mag-asawa.
speaking of retiree pension, mas malaki ang SSA ng benefit ng US compare sa CPP ng Canada. you have to work 40yrs in Canada to receive the max CPP benefit of CAD$ 1300 (assuming youre contributing the max). sa US, 26 years lang ako nagwork but i'm receiving more than US$ 1600 SSA benefit as retiree.
im my case, aside from 401K may company pension plan pa kami. i also have IRA ( individual retirement account). i have some pinoy friends na nag-retire na rin ang tumatanggap ng US$5000+ na umuwi na ng Pinas. they buy health insurance there so no need to go back to US every now and then to get medical service.
Is it true ba that you need to work a certain years sa US para maka receive ng Social Security Pension?
@@BCPinoy-cf6og yes, 10 yrs.
@@BCPinoy-cf6og in canada, cpp benefit is based on your total contribution while in the US, its based on your salary in the last 5yrs of your employment.
a good example is myself. i worked 26yrs in the US and my ssa benefit is US$1600/mo @ age 62 while in the Canada where i worked for 5yrs, my cpp benefit is CAD$120/mo at age 65.
see the difference?
socialized kasi ang health care ng Canada kaya hindi maganda compare sa private insurance
kaya dapat yung maliit na bayad ng tax huwag ng gamutin / band aid ang ibigay pau uwiin na sa bahay agad
may law ang US na obligasyom ng employer na mag-provide ng health insurace sa employees
If they have 50 or more employees
@@80vac yes thats true but most employers have more than 50 employees unless youre working on a small retail store or restaurant or landscaping contractor. assuming you are then you are qualified for the state funded public health insurance (obama care) which is free.
Rice Bakit di na namin nakikita ang Mrs nyo sa mga vlogs nyo?
Bc po s work
Canada pa rin ako, hindi mo kailangan maging nurse para
makarating dito.
siguro FRUSTRATED NURSE ka LOL
yan and advantage dto. mas maraming professions ang makapasok. di gaya ng us kunti lang.
Dont say Canada's health care is socialize its universal correction please
Volunteer nursing na ikaw pa magbabayad sa hospital para lang maging volunteer nurse, only in the Philippines. Tapos sasabihin piliin ang pilipinas. Tayo bang mga nurses pinili nila? Walang nagawa ang government for how many years..
Yes I agree batch 2007 here...Grabe talaga tayo pa magbabayad sa hospital instead tayo ang pasahuran..Friend ko may sahod nga 4000 pesos per month 12 hours duty everyday... Only in the 🇵🇭...Pag naalala ko nakakaiyak...Kaya nag mideast na lang kami😂kahit panu may sahod kami dito...
mukhang hindi nila alam ang rate ng % na kinakaltas sa sahod nila 😂😂😂....
sa Canada ata 13% right?
my friend salary in toronto is 250K per year his tax is like more that 40 percenrt is ia a total BS he is single
my compadre has 55 properties all over canada his tax is going ballistic
mas maganda parin ang healthcare sa canada, u dont need to buy health insurance or pay extra bills, then u can allocate those money as your savings, business investment, and retirement funds....
I am a nurse and paid 90 an hour. I am good paying 600USD for my family. I work in ER anytime my family got sick they dont have to wait hours.
Maintainance gamot you pay. Grabe naman yun antay 10 horas sa ER 6 ma buwan sa especialista
Depende. Most migrate because they want a better life. Better healthcare is very subjective. May obamacare dito sa us where everybody has healthcare insurance coverage. Hindi sya free tulad ng canada but ang goal dito is para lang hindi ka maubos tulad sa pinas. Yes, may bayad ang magpagamot dito. Pero kaya mong bayaran and mabubuhay ka pa rin ng ayos. The US chose this way para di bumaba ang quality of healthcare dito sa us. And you can see that in the quality of care, hospitals and research dito. Point in case, nung covid. Sinong bansa ang nakadiscover ng effective vaccines sa pandemic?
im sorry to disagree. canada health care is not free. its like any other private insurance. the only difference is you pay the premium thru tax. its monopolized by the govt and the worst is the govt controls the expenses kaya hindi ka basta pwde pumunta sa specialized doctors not to mention the waiting time just to be admited kahit nasa emegency state ka na. may public or govt health care din ang bawat state ng US like for example is medicade/apple care of washington and medi-cal of california. i remember, cs ang panganay ko but i did not pay a single cent. may libre pang food para sa mag-ina ko for years.
well, compare sa Phil, yes mas maganda nga ang health care ng Canada. but if you have money to buy your health insurance in the Phil, then you will be secured just like in the US and Canada. the only difference is, walang opportunity sa pinas ang ordinaryong mamamayan to earn enough to support a good standard of living and to buy insurances. yan ang talagang dahilan kaya tayo nasa abroad, bda?
Agreed on all points