Filipino Nursing Student to US Registered Nurse || Twitter Q&A

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0:00 intro
0:37 about me
2:07 disclaimers
2:54 how I became a USRN (dual citizen/visa holders)
4:20 how to become a USRN intro (pure filipino)
4:45 necessary work experience
5:25 nclex
6:08 steps to become USRN (listed)
7:37 taking the PNLE
8:33 nursing school subjects to US
9:40 adjusting to working in US
11:21 how i studied for nclex
11:44 the pay in the US
11:58 manifesting!
12:25 advice to aspiring nursing students
14:10 let me know what else you want to see
14:25 outro

[poletones]

Thank you so much for all your videos -- especially watching your older videos about school days/med school/etc. I'm going to PH next year to study nursing and watching this video, helped a lot, even though it'll be 4 years until I pass HAHA.

Hope you're doing well!!

[aya]

im so glad i found u, im trying to take my nclex after studying in the philippines but growing up in texas. ur a godsend!!!

[aswathysnair]

Thanks Ione! Good job girl!! I'm an indian nurse. Got much information from you. Thanks..

[chyaquino]

Hi! I'm planning to take BS Nursing as a 2nd degree kasi I really wanted to study and in the long run work in the US. I just wanted to ask, because there are LVN in the US. What's the difference of that on being an RN?

[roginnepagcu]

This may be a long shot, but if you know anyone who was a PhRN and went to Canada instead. What were their experiences and processes like? I’m a dual Canadian-Filipino citizen living in Canada and I am planning to do what you did. Wherein I studying in the Ph, gain some experiences and later move back to their home country. Thanks in advance ate :)❤

[altheajhennesponga]

AHHHH this video is 💯‼️
someday soon, i'll get back here as a registered nurse!!! 🤞🏼✨ puhon, padayon aspiring ph nurses 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 #labaRN ✊🏼🇵🇭

[gghopefullymd]

Hi! I’m so glad I came across your channel. I’m a U.S. citizen looking to study nursing in the Philippines but am planning to work back in the states. Would I still have to take an English exam in order to work back in the U.S.? I already have a Bachelor’s degree from the U.S. under my belt and again, I’m a U.S. citizen, so I was wondering if an English exam would still apply to me? Also, would there be other requirements I can bypass as a U.S. citizen studying abroad in the Philippines?

[susejgarcia]

I loved this video! I’ve been stressing out over the long process! I have a question i also have dual nationality did elementary through high school in the US but studied Nursing in Mexico. Do i need to take TOEFL If in applying in Texas?

[ikemikem]

Amazing video. I like that. I wanna ask, do I need to have a local license before taking the Nclex? If no, which states will accept me to take the Nclex without local nursing license.

[shaunbalisado]

any advice on how to get hired as a new grad? haha.

also, last time i commented on your videos was when i was asking about cgfns lol now I am a USRN :)

[YouTubeBlueButterflies]

Ok what if you are American but wish to study and get diploma in nursing in the Philippines because costs could be cheaper?

[theskinnypot]

What are the requirements after US grad HS to enter CDUN as dual citizenship.

[margarettefayevisto]

also varies by state! California is a pain. California Board of Nursing evaluates their own applicants, they could ask you re-take Med-Surg and/OB to be taken at a school in California or the entire program at all, won’t matter if you are licensed at another state. 🥲 Good luck on your journey Ione! You’ll learn a lot everyday!

[evangelinegregorio-qrfy]

hello, I'm a dual citizen (US/Fil) nclex passer, I have 2 siblings in the US which are both US navy but always transferring from station, in my case I don't have a place to stay in the US, what do you suggest do I need to undergo agency for me to find a direct hire hospital,

[iyashashin]

Good evening! I'm currently a grade 12 student right now and I took STEM for me to get a course in college which is nursing. After finishing college and get my liscense, I have plans to work abroad. Unfortunately, I have a really poor eyesight and I'm using a dentures, is there any possibilities that I can continue to work abroad even if I have a health problems like that?

[airajoymorales]

Hi😊
Do you know if Illinoi requires for us dual citizen to take the board exam in Philippines?

[marianneuy]

Overall, how long is the application going to take including the 1-2 years experience needed? Thank you

[simonhankey]

Hi do you know if you can change from CP certificate to CES report from Cgfns?

[Miz_vintage]

Amazing video loved the content but I have one question how did u land the job you have now is it that you sourced the job yourself and how or what did you do exactly ?

[josephkibeera]

I have been approved to do NCLEX for New York, can I fly and do the NCLEX directly in NewYork state, am in a country where there is no near by test center, do you think I can be given the visa to go to the USA directly, I will appreciate your insights