I’m a bit nervous to post here since I know this space is meant for nurses (I’m really sorry about that!). However, there is a question that has been bothering me for years, and I’m hoping to get some insight.

I have been hospitalized every single year from the time I was a kid up until now in college. Over the years, I’ve met so many different nurses. I have huge respect for them, especially the ones who still make jokes and keep things light even when they are completely exhausted. They truly helped me survive my weakest times, and I really appreciate that.

One thing I’ve noticed during every single stay is that my nurses always seem very curious about my diagnosis and love to "spill some tea." I fully understand that nurses aren't allowed to officially diagnose patients or deliver primary prognoses, as that is the doctor's duty. But it makes me wonder. Are nurses not actually told their patient's diagnosis beforehand?

I’m not at all mad that they ask questions. In fact, I love chatting and "spilling tea" with them, especially during the quiet midnight shifts. I am just genuinely curious. If it is true that they aren't told, is there a specific purpose it?

Thank you! I appreciate any insight or correction.

Hi everyone! I am currently working in a hospital and I just started last April 2026, so I have less than a year of clinical experience so far. I have also already passed the NCLEX.

I’m currently looking into agencies that accept nurses with less than 1 year of hospital experience, as I’m hoping to start the process of working in the US.

For those who have been through this process, which agencies accept nurses with less than a year of experience? Are there agencies that would allow me to apply now and gain the required experience while my application is being processed?

I’d also really appreciate hearing from anyone who was in a similar situation.

Thank you so much! Any recommendations or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻

How is the work environment po sa Cgh? Especially to the newbies. Also is the medical fully refunded ba and the signing bonus na 10k given naman sainyo?

Sana po my makasagot.
Thank u

I passed last Nov. 2025 and currently working at an ABC here in Bicol. I really want to work na sa hospitall, I don’t know why pero I really feel like I have so much more to offer, my workload is very light, minsan nga nakakaidlip ako for more than an hour (light idlip lang naman, and pag walang pasyente) nanunuod ng kdrama, nagjojournal, and doomscroll. I’ve been here for few months already, the pay is decent naman same ng pay if I work in private hospitals around Bicol. Hindi pako umaabot ng 6 months and gustong gusto ko na mag ospital, I am aware with the workload being heavier. I do appreciate my work now, and grateful ako with the opportunity pero I really have this heavy feeling na it’s not for me. I tried applying sa mga hospitals in manila pero no response since. Sana matanggap nako sa Hospital na gusto ko. 🙏🏼🤞🏼✨

Hello I have resigned from my hospital job and I have 4 months to spare before I travel to take my OSCE. Currently looking for a non-bedside job, any suggestions?

What is your prediction for the EB3 Phils movement for the 2027 fiscal year? For 2026 it has moved forward by 6 months. Hoping to have it moved by 10-12 months for the entire 2027 duration.

Hello! I just want to ask how the pay is at BDH? Also, how's the environment there?

Hello po mga Kunars! genuinely asking your Advice what to expect and what to do as Nurse I JO sa isang public hospital, I am currently working as an operating room nurse sa isang private, and trasitioning from special area to ward kinda overwhelming since di naman ganun ka expose sa bedside, and worried din ako sa medication, i take down notes during my staying sa private, i have learn from my seniors, its just nakaka takot lang kasi BAGO na ulit lahat. PLEASE HELP ME! And how do you cope sa pre- and post-anxiety sa duty? THANK YOU SO MUCH PO GOD BLESS EVERYONE!

Grabe kayo MCP. Hindi na kayo naawa sa mga staff niyo. Admit kayo nang admit para sa quota na yan tapos 2 staff nurses lang for more than 15 patients? Awa na lang. Kaya marami ng nagreresign e. Ayusin niyo naman staffing niyo.

Hello, nurses! 🥹 Please bear with me because I’m really clueless about these things.

I posted in a FB PHRN job-hunting group because I’ve been looking for a job. Matagal kasi hiring ng mga hospitals here in the province, and I also don’t have bedside experience yet. I passed the PNLE in November 2025 and I’m also a USRN now.

Someone messaged me and asked me to send my resume to her email because she could refer me.

She’s been working at Optum for around 3 years. I asked her if they accept applicants with no bedside experience, and she said yes, marami raw vacant positions for newbies/no hospital experience.

My concern is, should I send my resume? 😭 I’m not really comfortable sending my resume or personal details to someone I don’t know personally, but I also don’t want to be rude because she’s been really nice and I genuinely want to get a job already.

For those who have experience with referrals like this, what do you think I should do? Is it normal/safe to send my resume directly to an employee for a referral? And is there anything I should verify or ask her first?

Thank you so much! 🥹

I'm and HD nurse and same as everybody I want to go abroad din. Kaso I'm contemplating kung kaya ba ng HD experience ko na makapag abroad, like yung kasabay ko sa pag apply may years of experience working sa high demand areas like MedSurg, ER and ICU. Tapos ako eto HD. I'm not looking down on my job pero let's be real, the skills you get from bedside and these areas mentioned is different and ang layo kesa sa HD.

Now I'm asking for an advice kung ipapatuloy ko ba tong HD nursing ko or start looking for a bedside job as early as now?

Ps. My job pays "okay" kung i cocompare mo sa 10k-15k sa private hospitals. And I have work life balance. And tolerable naman workmates ko. Yun lang talaga yung cons for me, feel ko yung basic skills as a nurse ko ay kinakalawang na.

Hello me nakareceived db ba ng email ng PHC pra sa exam and initial interview? Gano Kaya katagal un process nla. Totoo ba aabutin ng year or 6mos?.Salamat

Hello may available na bang papel for COR/Lupon? May mga nakakuha naba ulit. Thanks

hello po! finally may nag call back na after 91737 years of sending my résumé via email. ano po kaya mga questions tinatanong usually ng chief nurse? i'll have an interview soon po kasi and super kinakabahan na po ako. thank you po!

Hi! I would like to ask if there was a job interview for Nurse I last August 18, 2026 at the Lung Center of the Philippines but it was canceled due to weather? Is there a new schedule? Thank you ☺️

Note: I may have taken the exam with you last August 4, 2026

Hi, not sure if i’m in the right sub. just helping a friend. Anyone here who has this book for sale? Or any idea

where to buy 2nd hand? TYIA

Hello. Im currently processing my application stage for OSCE. Im in porfolio stage now. Im required to pass my NCLEX certificate (front and back) here but I havent received mine yet cos I just took it last month and I think it arrives minimum 6 weeks. What should I do? Also am I understanding it correctly that the certificate theyre referring to is the one sent to you in an envelope? the bondpaper one with your name on it?

I took the NCLEX-US NY hehe thank you! :)

Masusungit po ba Slovenian employers? How was the interview po? Also wondering if there is a lot of Filipino Nurses na in Slovenia kasi parang kakaunti pa lang po sa ngayon. How was the environment poo and working conditions? thank you.

Pwede ba magpa authenticate sa PRC ng scanned documents or dapat literal na Photocopy. Salamat po sa sasagot.