Ameriphil NCLEX Review Center

You may now visit Ameriphil NCLEX Review Center Makati branch at G/F CSJ Building, Aguirre St. (beside Asian Institute of Management). Near Greenbelt and Arnaiz Ave.

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Philippine nurses who plan to work in Michigan no longer have to take exams conducted by the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS). A bill signed by Michigan Governer Jennifer Ganholm on June 14 requires foreign nurses to pass only the National Council Licensure Exam to be eligible to work in the state.

Many Filipino nurses are now opting to stay in the country, not to work in hospitals but in call centers.

The local recruitment industry reported yesterday that a number of licensed nurses are now employed either as call center agents or medical transcriptionists, which offer higher salaries than government-run or even private-owned hospitals in the country.

Unfilled 20,000 job orders for nurses, they say

MANILA, Philippines -- There is no surplus of 400,000 nurses in the country, but a dearth of qualified nurses that employers abroad would hire, the recruitment industry said Monday.

The reaction was to the earlier statement of Commissioner Ruth Padilla of the Professional Regulation Commission that the surplus was enough to meet the requirements of Saudi Arabia, Canada, the United States, and Europe.

A total of 9,837 Filipinos took the United States licensure examination for nurses for the first time from January to June 2008, indicating they wanted to seek employment in America, former Senator Ernesto Herrera, general secretary of the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines, said in a press statement Saturday.

Herrera said the number of Filipino nurses who took the NCLEX and implicitly sought jobs in the US in the first semester was roughly steady -- just 107 shy of the year-ago takers. He said a total of 9,944 Filipino nurses took the examination in the first half of 2007.

MANILA, Philippines -- A total of 27,765 or 43.07 percent of the 64,459 who took the nursing licensure exam last June 1 and 2 passed it, the Board of Nursing of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) said Thursday evening.

"Congratulations to those who passed," said BoN member Dean Marco Sto. Tomas.

More than 100 examinees made it to the top 10, he said.

Aira Therese Salamanca Javier of the University of Santo Tomas topped the test with a rating of 86 percent.

Here are the following benefits you will get when you take your NCLEX review in Ameriphil:

- We will help you pass the NCLEX
- Guarantee your job placement once you pass.
- No Agency/placement fees
- We have U.S. Computer based NCLEX review materials
- We offer most recent updates review for NCLEX
- Video and Audio review course conduced by outstanding nurse educators in the U.S. and hands-on-examinations
- Free assistance to credentialing and eligibility application
- Once you pass the NCLEX we offer immediate processing to U.S.

Nursing is still the most preferred course in college, despite the Commission on Higher Education’s (CHED) approval of a new guideline that school administrators claimed will burden students and their parents.

CHED approved last month a new guideline for the Nursing curriculum that college administrators said will cause more harm than good to students.

CHED issued Memorandum Order No. 5 that mandates Nursing schools to increase the number of units in the Bachelor of Science Nursing curriculum to improve the passing rate of Nursing graduates.