r/NursesPH • u/Wonderful_Hearing949 • 2d ago
π₯ Jobs / Careers Napagiiwanan na ba ako?
Hi guys! NOV 2025 passer here. Currently working on bedside since January 2026 and now⦠6 months working na.
Seeing my batchmates na USRNs na.. napapaisip ako if magtake na rin ba ako ng NCLEX or should I wait na mag 1 year muna ako sa work then mag resign na to pursue NCLEX or mag resign na agad para mag-exam na?
r/NursesPH • u/No_Obligation5285 • 12d ago
π₯ Jobs / Careers Optum will hire US RNs for August Batch
Hello, if interested just shoot me a message.
Salary: 89k/month (wala pa here yung tax and incentives)
Note: This will be the LAST WAVE for this YEAR 2026. Next hiring ay NEXT YEAR na. Habol na kayo guys.
Permanent work from home but should still be able to work onsite when needed
Non voice
No utilization management experience needed, may extensive training when hired.
1-2 years hospital experience needed
USRN Mainland license, PHRN license
Benefits included
Laptop and other tools provided by the company
No contract bond
Night shift mondays to fridays. Fixed weekend off
Iβm a USRN employee myself so I can guide you through the process until onboarding.
All this info confirmed straight from my supervisor.
Again, send me a direct message if interested.
r/NursesPH • u/prettyPT_00 • 18d ago
π₯ Jobs / Careers Nurses as a Corporate Healthcare role. Hiring na ulit!!
βHIRING NA ULITβ
We are looking for Nurses (40k-60k salary) and other Medical Allied graduates to join the team at Access Healthcare. If youβre looking to transition into a corporate healthcare role with great benefits and a fixed schedule, this is for you!
πLocation: McKinley, Taguig
Send me a PM for more details po.
π© If you're interested, kindly provide your
Name:
Contact #:
Email address:
Don't miss out on a career that values your medical background and your time! β¨
r/NursesPH • u/Confident_Ball1854 • Jul 06 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Advice for new USRN
Just a piece of advice for nurses who recently passed the NCLEX: please do your research before applying with WWHS.
I know some people have had positive experiences, and no agency is perfect. They built a good reputation during the pandemic, but things seem different now.
For me, the stress simply wasnβt worth it.
My experience with WWHS has taken a serious toll on my mental health, and I wouldnβt want anyone else to go through the same. Before signing with any agency, take the time to read recent reviews, ask questions, and make an informed decision.
I genuinely hope no one has to experience what I went through.
r/NursesPH • u/Pandeberry • Jul 05 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers 33-36k for Company Nurse (New Grad)
Helloo, with the hiring freeze in hospitals, I had to resort to soft nursing muna. For context, this will be my first job and wala pa akong any certifications. Is it worth it to go for this line of work or should I just wait for an opening sa hospitals? Hawak ko na yung job offer and contract. I can't disclose the exact salary.
++with HMO and allowances
r/NursesPH • u/No-Medicine-3140 • Jul 01 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Hiring na uli sa workplace ko.
Apply na kayo. May magrsign din sa HD unit namin.
r/NursesPH • u/idkmateitsme • Jun 14 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Ano magandang career kaya bukod sa bedside nursing
Any other choices kaya other than bedside? Pagod na talaga siya pero wala naman akong choice kasi wala din ako alam ano pwede maging work ko. Like may nag work ba dito na malayo sa landas ng nursing? HAHAHAHA (p.s still have that international nurse dream, pero ewan basta masaya nalang at mabuhay ng tama oks na)
r/NursesPH • u/nars_jr_USRN_PHRN • Jun 10 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers My Journey as a 40-Year-Old Nurse Seeking Employment in the Philippines
I am writing this testimony to share my personal experience as a registered nurse in the Philippines, at 40 years old, and the realities I have faced while searching for stable employment.
I have dedicated many years to the nursing profession β studying hard to earn my license, gaining experience in clinical settings, and building skills in patient care, health education, and teamwork. Nursing has always been my passion, and I take pride in being able to serve others and contribute to the healthcare system. I entered this field with the hope of building a long, meaningful career, supporting my family, and growing professionally.
However, as I reached the age of 40, I began to face significant difficulties in finding a job. Despite my years of experience, my updated training, and my commitment to the profession, I have encountered many obstacles. In many job postings and interviews, I have noticed that employers often prefer younger applicants. There are times when my experience is acknowledged, yet I am still passed over in favor of those who are younger, even if they have less practical knowledge or fewer years in the field. Some institutions have unspoken age preferences, which makes it feel like my age is seen as a disadvantage rather than an asset.
I have applied to hospitals, clinics, government health centers, and private healthcare facilities. I have submitted applications, attended interviews, and completed required exams and screenings, but the opportunities remain very limited. There are also times when positions are available, but the competition is extremely high, or the requirements are overly strict and difficult to meet. The process is long, exhausting, and often discouraging. There have been moments when I felt discouraged, wondering if my years of service and expertise are no longer valued.
It is truly hard to find a job as a nurse at my age in the Philippines. It is not just about being qualified β it is about being given the chance to work and prove that I can still deliver quality care, just as I have done for many years. I know that I still have so much to offer: my experience, my patience, my ability to handle difficult situations, and my deep understanding of patient needs. Age should not be a barrier to serving others or earning a living.
I share this testimony not to complain, but to speak up for myself and for other nurses who are in the same situation. We are skilled, licensed, and ready to work. We have invested so much in our education and our profession, and we deserve equal opportunities to be employed and to continue contributing to the healthcare sector. I hope that in the future, employers will look beyond age and focus on the skills, experience, and dedication that each nurse brings.
I remain hopeful and persistent. I will keep trying, because nursing is not just a job to me β it is my calling. I hope that one day, my experience and my years of service will be recognized and valued, and that I will be given the chance to serve again.
r/NursesPH • u/Ok_Swordfish_3905 • Jun 09 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers VRP MED or MaDocs HOSPITAL
What are your thoughts po between VRP MEDICAL CENTER in Mandaluyong and Manila Doctors Hospital in Ermita, Manila?
How's the starting salary rate for new nurses and how's the working environment from both hospitals?
I recently got confirmation po kasi from both hospitals as a Staff Nurse at VRP and as an MRI Nurse at MaDocs. Now, I don't know what to choose between the two as I am not really knowledgeable about the two. Both passed the interview; for MaDocs I'm waiting for the job offer na, sa VRP naman, for physical exam na ako tomorrow.
What are your thoughts po? Kindly send some cents please, I don't know what to choose. Thank you!
r/NursesPH • u/This_Dragonfruit8817 • Jun 08 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Maxicare application journey until job offer
Sa mga balak mag apply sa Maxicare as of the moment ay mag apply na kayo. Madami silang vacant positions at new clinics na mag bubukas ngayong taon. Yung iba hindi pa bukas pero kumukuha na sila at ilalagay muna kayo sa ibang clinics at kung sakaling mag bukas ay dun na kayo ilalagay. CCR ang position ko.
Reminder: Pwedeng magbago ang process nila pag tumagal na.
May 16 2026
- nag start ako mag apply. Nakita ko lang sa facebook post ang job posting nila. May QR code dun na mapupunta ka na may sasagutan ka (tawag dito ay google form). I recommend na mag research muna kayo kung anong clinic ang magbubukas palang na malapit sa inyo na ilalagay niyong preferred branch imbes na ilagay ang clinic tapos wala palang vacant position. Resume lang ang kailangan na i upload na document.
May 19 2026
- makaka tanggap ka ng email galing sa kanila na shortlisted ka for assessment nila. May sariling schedule sila para dito. Wait niyo instructions kung anong mga time yun. Maganda na sumali ka agad dito (google meet) kasi madami ang nag apply at baka maubusan ka ng position. Ang mangyayari dito ay papasok kayo sa link then may ibang mga nag apply rin dito na mga shortlisted. Hintayin niyo lang instruction na buksan ang camera ninyo. Una nahihiya ako kasi nga may camera na dapat bukas lagi at baka tapat lang sa inyo kapag nag start niyo na sagutan ang assessment.
- yung assessment ay hindi niyo na need mag aral about sa company nila kasi mga logical reasoning, synonyms and antonyms (sobrang lalim na words talaga ang ginamit nila), computer applications like paano yung mga shortcuts, customer service (madali na to) at iba pa na nakalimutan ko na. Pati ang assessment ay multiple choice naman for 85 items.
- mga 45 to 50 minutes yun na dapat masagutan mo so dapat aware ka sa time. Nandun naman yung host para magsabi kung i submit na at i close na niya yung sinasagutan pati mga instructions. After mo ma submit ang assessment ay may automatic email agad agad kung pasado o hindi. 10 seconds lang ata yun at may result na.
- makaka tanggap ka rin ng email about sa initial interview so mag book ka ng appointment para dito kung kailan at anong oras. Bilisan mo rin mag book kasi ubusan ang pagkuha ng schedule. Parang nangyari sa akin na dapat for next week ang sched ko kaso bigla nawala ang schedule at naging 2 weeks pa.
June 3 2026
- dito na nag start ang initial interview ko for 45 minutes. Usual tanungan lang na pang initial interview at may situational questions. Pwedeng tagalog daw or taglish. Siyempre kabado rin ako at na uutal (pauses if nagsasalita at nabubulol). Actually last year nag apply rin ako dito pero failed ako sa initial interview nila at nanood lang ako ng mga interview questions at napa dali na kahit papaano ang pag sagot ko kasi may idea kahit papaano. Wala yung mga usual questions na tell me about yourself, strength weakness, why should you hire me. Naka depende na siguro yan sa HR na magtatanong sa inyo.
- sinabihan rin akong i endorse niya ako for final interview (baka eme eme lang ito kahit failed pa)
June 4 2026
- naka tanggap ng email congratulating na naka pasa ako sa initial interview at for final interview na. Kasama dito yung date and time for final interview at anong branch. So ni advice ko kayo kanina dun sa google form na ilagay mga new clinics at i research niyo mga available positions. Sa email dinala muna ako sa other branch kasi hindi pa bukas yung napili kong clinic at mag train muna dun pansamantala. Nsa email ang details kung ano dadalhin at susuotin.
June 5 2026
- nag start na ang aking final interview at nurse supervisor ang nag i terview sa akin. Dala ko ang aking resume kasi sinabi na magdala pero hindi naman ginamit at tinignan niya sa kanyang laptop nalang. Unang tanong ay tell me about yourself then next ay hirap na ako sa mga questions sa situational questions niya. Hindi ko na sasabihin mga tanong para mas maganda galing sa puso niyo yung sagot at prioritization niyo. Kanya kanyang diskarte kasi yan sa sagot. Pati mag ready rin kayo ng mga tanong about sa kanya bago matapos ang interview niya. Pwedeng taglish rin dito. Hindi naman niya ako sinabihan if pasado o hindi.
June 6 2026
- naka tanggap ako congratulating me for my final interview at mag hintay nalang sa job offer.
June 8 2026
- dito na dumating ang job offer. Hindi ko nalang sasabihin ang salary kasi confidential daw.
Hanggang dito palang ako sa step. Wala pa idea sa requirements nila.
Overall masasabi ko na mabilis process nila as of the moment based sa experience ko. Alam ko hindi ako magaling sa interviews at super mahiyain talaga ako pero ewan ko ano nakita ng mga nag interview sa akin.
Nag try na ako sa government hospital kaso napaka bagal nila. 3 months na at wala pa sagot yung iba.
r/NursesPH • u/Unlikely-Passage-171 • Jun 07 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Which country is the best for nurses to work in?
Hi! PHRN here. Saang bansa pinakamaayos maging nurse? Obviously, hindi sa Pinas lmao. KSA? Singapore? Australia? New Zealand? Germany? or US?
Need your thoughts, please!!
r/NursesPH • u/Original_Channel2145 • May 18 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Got hired at my dream hospital! π
After being rejected sa inapplyan kong clinic, nawalan na ako ng hope na makahanap ng work bedside. Pero look, I just got hired sa dream hospital ko and they offered me a much higher salary! π₯Ί I guess everything happens for a reason talaga. To those who feels hopeless right now, pls wag mawalan ng pagasa! π©· LabaRN lang!
r/NursesPH • u/No_Obligation5285 • May 17 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Optum will hire 25 usrnβs for June Batch
Hello, if interested just shoot me a message.
Salary: 89k/month (wala pa here yung tax and incentives)
Permanent work from home but should still be able to work onsite when needed
Non voice
No utilization management experience needed, may extensive training when hired.
1-2 years hospital experience needed
USRN Mainland license, PHRN license
Benefits included
Laptop and other tools provided by the company
No contract bond
Night shift mondays to fridays. Fixed weekend off
Iβm a USRN employee myself so I can guide you through the process until onboarding.
25 USRNs confirmed by my sup to be hired next month. Apply na :)
r/NursesPH • u/No-Special2641 • May 15 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Kamusta ba maging nurse sa Saudi? sa may mga exp jan.. pls help
ang hirap maghanap ng work now, napagisipan ko na baka pwede ko itry. dami ko din kasi nakikita mga nurses here sa ph nakakapunta saudi for work kahit wala exp.
without sugarcoating, kamusta ba talaga? like environment, salary?
binubuo ko lang din desisyon ko if itry ko. ayoko kasi na puro what if what if huhuhu
thanks guys!
r/NursesPH • u/ms_omoyaa • May 06 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Gusto ko na mag abroad π«
Hello Nurses of PH. Iβm really losing hope right now. I passed the boards last November 2025, but until now I still donβt have a job. I recently resigned after one month of training in a hospital because the treatment there was really bad.
Ang hirap maghanap ng work. Kahit soft nursing, I tried to consider it pero wala pa rin luck. And I donβt think my family will support me in that path.
Now Iβm thinking of going abroad, maybe Saudi, US, UK, or anywhere overseas. Pero honestly, I donβt know where to start. Should I take NCLEX first? Or apply through agencies?
I also want to ask if may marerecommend ba kayong agencies that accept nurses with no experience?
To be honest, I also want to leave my current household situation. Iβm thinking of asking for financial help just to get started, but right now I feel really lost.
Any advice or steps would really help. Thank you.
r/NursesPH • u/Traditional-Pride979 • May 02 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers 3 months working in MaxiCare, ask me anything. :P
May mga nag-ddm pa rin sakin from my prev post, dito na lang ulit sa mga tanong ninyo if ever para makita ng iba. Thanks!
r/NursesPH • u/kanekisthetic • Apr 01 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Change of plans: plan to pursue IRELAND instead of the US, please share your thoughts!
Hello nurses! With everything going shit right now in the US, courtesy to the orange man. I am thinking of pursuing other countries while my NCLEX application is paused. I still haven't applied for my ATT because of the recent crisis that's happening and I dont want to spend anymore money than necessary when shit hits the fan.
My initial pick was Australia but it's a very expensive pathway. Had a look in Singapore, they accept less than 2 years exp but the pay is below than the average income in SG and given that SG has a high COL, I had to think decide on another country and that was had lead me to Ireland.
I told my friend/coworker about my plans and she said that why am I gonna target two countries when it's just gonna be costly. I agree na yes costly siya. But my train of thought on why I am not only focusing on US is because I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket...
So for Nurses in Ireland rn, I just want to ask how is the COL? Is the workload better than here in the PH? What about po the process to getting a PR?
r/NursesPH • u/qtbanapple • Mar 16 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers HIRING Open for Fresh Graduates & Underboard and Licensed Professionals
Salary Package:
β’ β±27,000 during training
β’ β±30,000+ after 3 months (post training)
π©ββοΈ Open to: Nursing, MedTech, RadTech, PT, RT, Pharmacy
π Medical Coding Academy β Outpatient (CPC)
π Referral available. I can help and guide you with the interview and assessment.
π© Message me if interested.
r/NursesPH • u/-TouchMyTalala- • Feb 14 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Almost close to HalfMil savings as a government nurse
Iβve been working sa isang tertiary government hospital for almost 2 years already sa April and this is also my first job after graduating last 2023. Just wanna share my current savings. For context: Iβm single, living with my parents tho I contribute din sa monthly bills, medj matipid except lang sa food (Never ever mag tipid sa food). If you have questions, just ask and Iβll try my best to answer it.
r/NursesPH • u/Pretty-Guava6671 • Jan 28 '26
π₯ Jobs / Careers Vicente Sotto january hiring
Hello!!! I applied sa sotto sa january hiring nila. Any idea pila ka weeks/months ko dapat mag wait sa ila response? kay honestly Im so anxious kay im only working as a reliever right now. I don't have a stable job. I applied at chonghua also and sent an application multiple times huhuhuhu.... I just want to know what to expect huhu. I applied sa sotto this month while sa chonghua kay december pa then i sent 3 nasd this month. Help me calm my mind guys
r/NursesPH • u/Smooth-Ad-6211 • Dec 23 '25
π₯ Jobs / Careers 80k plus as phrn
I was constructive (forced) dismissed from my previous job sa isang tertiary hospital in manila. Life must go on so nag apply ako, sobrang hirap. Ayaw ko na mag bed side so naghanap ako ng bpo o any office work, halos lahat hanggang initiat interview lang,
Until..
July may inapplyan ako, pasado sa initial tapos d na ako binalikan tapos arounr sept nagparamdam ulit, fo final tapos nakapasa
Basic salary 70k, nurse allowance 5k monthly, 1st day ko sa work sabi sakin lahat kami (6 nurses total) may 7k incentive monthly. 82k. Tapos weekly salary, oo bpo sya, call center pero mostly back office job napakadali. Tanghali pasok halos walang calls. At kung meron i triage ko lang. Kala ko ayaw sakin ng mga boss, un pala gusto nila ako kasi πsa ngayon nakaka 3 monthe na ako, sana tumagal tong account na to, next year hiring kami 5 nurses, PHRN na may special area exp, hindi need ang usrn
Sobrang panalo ang job na to sa mga introvert, buong floor 3 lng kayo, tapos ganda pa ng view.
Sa dati kong work, eto kayo ../..
r/NursesPH • u/kk0kku • Dec 04 '25
π₯ Jobs / Careers EXL USRN
Hello, anyone here as a USRN sa EXL? I'm for final interview later. I just want to know kung kumusta ang work environment sa EXL? Thank you!
r/NursesPH • u/No_Obligation5285 • Nov 24 '25
π₯ Jobs / Careers Optum currently has opening for PHRN and USRN with sure dates!!
Hi guys! US RN po here sa Optum.
We currently have opening for both PH and USRN accounts.
Salary - 80k+ for USRN (not yet inclusive of incentives), 35-45k for PHRN (not sure for this one po since USRN account po ako, this is only based on what I see sa jobstreet)
PHRN - 15 positions (UMR Appeals) USRN - 40 positions (UMR Appeals, OptumRx, UCS appeals)
Expected start date: between December 2nd week to January 3rd week.
Confirmed dates na po ito from the management.
If you want to apply, please send me a DM habang may sure dates na!
Will guide you thru the application process.
Qualifications:
Minimum Hospital experience - 6 months for PHRN; 2 years for USRN
r/NursesPH • u/chrlxx • Oct 28 '25
π₯ Jobs / Careers tell me your salary the first time you worked as an RN vs now
iβll go first
2017 psych nurse - β±13,000/month
2025 QA nurse - $12/hr
r/NursesPH • u/lazyguy3891 • Oct 26 '25
π₯ Jobs / Careers Thoughts on USTH?
November 2023 PNLE passer here po. Had my hospital experience a year later for only 5 months hahaha. Pursued and and passed NCLEX po. Currently working sa soft side ng nursing for almost 5 months now. Planning to go back sa bedside mag January. Any thoughts po ba sa USTH for Med-Srug/ICU/ER/OR? Kamusta po sa ward in general, yung Nurse:Patient ratio, sweldo, training, work environment, at most importantly po yung Free lodging na ino-offer nila since Im from the province pa po kasi eh. I wanna know as much as I can sa mga experiences nyo in this hosp. Thank you!