After Oath Taking

The euphoria is still there. Your family can’t get over the fact that they already have a registered nurse in the house! And why not? After 4 grueling years of giving school allowance and funding other projects’ expenses, finally, your Mom and Dad will no longer feel that much of a financial burden anymore as you – the new NLE board passer sets off to join the tens of thousands of healthcare providers in and outside the country in pursuing a noble profession.

 

But before all that, you have to prepare for the much-awaited oath taking ceremony which will happen very, very soon!

 

Recent passers of the nursing board exam take their oath as professional nurses at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City on Monday, March 14, 2011. More than 29,000 nurses nationwide passed the exams held last December. (Photo by LJ Pasion)

(Photo Credits: MB file – 2011 passers of the nursing board exam take their oath as professional nurses Photo LJ Pasion, Manila Bulletin, published November 8, 2016)

 

As soon as the oath taking ceremony is over, you are faced with the gargantuan task of getting yourself employed in the country – in a private or government hospital, private clinic, private company or school – or anywhere that would provide you with the opportunity to apply what you have learned in a real healthcare provider setting.

In order to put yourself on top of the other applicants, it would greatly help if your resume included a certification for Basic Life Support (BLS) at the very least. A certification for both BLS and ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) will get your application a notch higher.

These two valid certifications would tell your would-be employer that you are indeed equip with the knowledge and skills that would be helpful in performing your job at their institution – regardless if it’s a hospital, a clinic or school.

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So if you want to get ahead of the competition from the 6,835 other new NLE board passers like yourself, you know what to do!

 

Call GTO, an authorized International Training Center of the
American Heart Association (AHA) in the Philippines offers BLS and ACLS. And for new NLE board passers, a special discount is made available. Call 02-2575562, 02-7289711 or text 09328820748 to find out the details.

You may also visit GTO office at Unit 404 La Fuerza Plaza Bldg. 1, 2241 Chino Roces Avenue, Makati City.

 

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