NCCC 3D Grand Launching...

XPAND 3D...

There are two types of 3D film one is passive and the other is active... Let me explain it in laymans term...

Passive 3D is like using a giant magnifying glass in the screen to make the images appear near. Altering your depth perception. While Active 3D is close to virtual reality its like being involved with the movie itself (exagerating) but it really is close to that...

There are few cinemas in the Philippines using this type of technology, and one of them is our very own NCCC Mall of Davao. 

Now hasn't this turned you on yet?

NCCC Cinema 3D Grand Launching...

NCCC Cinema has been geared with XPAND the best 3D technology since December 2010. But humbly, did not make a fuzz about it. I guess its about time to let the Dabawenyos know what they have, and be proud of it. As I have heard, James Cameron's AVATAR is a blockbuster movie. It was not converted to 3D... But it was shot in 3D. I mean watching it in XPAND would definitely bring you an astounding feel! 

The Great com' on...

They have reduced their price from P200 down to P120 to make this launch really accessible for Dabawenyos. Who wouldn't grab this once in a lifetime opportunity?

Experience the best in 3D! - NCCC Cinema

For inquiries and reservation, text or call 09324473699 / 09235851415

Nurse Training Seminar...

Package Cost: P6,500.00


* Inclusive of Certificate of Completion for BLS and ACLS, Certificate of
Participation for ECG, Course Handbook, ID for BLS and ACLS, w/ CPE units
from PRC.

* Pre-registration is a must to reserve a slot. Limited Slots only.

* 80 SLOTS ARE AVAILABLE!

* Payment can be done thru bank deposit:

Bank of the Philippine Island (BPI)-Silver City Pasig Branch
Account Name: GSN-International Skills Enhancement and Education Center
Account Number: 12670-0024-65

* Once deposit has been made, kindly email us the deposit details together
with the complete name, contact number and a 1 x 1 photo.


HURRY!
For registrations & payments,
please call us:
023550615/023590615
09283524897/09275144712 Ms. Jonna Mae
09279627912/09228590714 Ms. Bebs
09157953848/09228590715 Ms. Liza

Thank you!

**************************​*********************

Elisa Angeles-Santos
Admin/Finance Officer
GSN International Skills Enhancement and Education Center (GSN-ISEEC)
Unit 502 Pacific Corporate Center
131 West Avenue, Quezon City 1100
Telephone Numbers: (632) 359-0196
Telefax Number: (632) 355-0615
Mobile Number: 0917-8940258 / 0922-8590715
Email Address: edangeles@iseecinc.com
Website: www.gsninc.com & www.iseecinc.com

NLE Results July 2011

NLE Results July 2011

As always, the result will be posted after 45 days... Advance congratulations to all the Nurses who took the exam...

We know that you've given 100% of your effort in this, despite of the adversity that Nurses are facing now. Let's

live up to the passion and continue serving people. God bless you all!

Prayers answered or not?

Hi guys check this out... There's a very nice lady who shows her concern for nurses. She posted this on our Facebook page. Someone like her could be the answer to our prayers... Call her...

- Capre Diem -

still awaits...

Let me congratulate our December 2010 Nurses. Unfortunately, BON has not released the PNLE results yet, but we all are hoping that gratification will come to those who really deserve it. To give you the good news, our favorite BON Marco Antonio C. Sto Tomas will be the one in-charge of the Nurses Oath-taking in Davao.

DAVSIA - Seminar...

INTERNTIONAL SEMINAR:

Cardiac Disorders (evidence based Nursing Practice) & Interpersonal
Communication Skills Workshop (assertiveness, conflict resolution, delegation using SBAR)
JANUARY 30, 2011-8:00-5:00PM

Brokenshire Bahay Alumni
PhP1600 (reservation of slot - PhP 800)/1day meal&snacks/handouts
and 2 wall certicates w/CEU's ...units

Contact us: Rolan Carmona RN, MAN 0908-923-8787
CJ Salas RN – 0921-578-2488

and again HOPE...

Registered Nurses for Health Enhancement and Local Service (RN - HEALS) hope for another 10,000 nurses.. 'tis the least DOH can provide us Filipino Nurses. This project aims at providing the rural community of health services for one whole year, Very similar to NARS project but in a much longer period of time, well does not suffice to our needs but tackles the point of the problem. Nurses will receive a monthly allowance of 8,000 pesos, and Local Gov't Units are encouraged to provide additional allowance of 2,000 pesos. "Hindi na masama..." plus the employment certificate is valid for abroad application.

Registered nurses who are physically and mentally fit, and willing to serve in their municipalities may apply online at the DOLE website (www.dole.gov.ph) from January 17 to February 4.

To read more

Happy New Year...

The year of desperation, distraction and harassment is about to end. We are now faced with new challenges and responsibilities especially being bonafide Nurses. Let us accept the fact that we are currently out of action but we will not stop, hoping that this year would be a better year for us. We must unite and help each other to bring advantage in our side. It is not important how much benefit it would bring us, but rather how much benefit it could bring others. And the most important of all, is yield to our ALMIGHTY…

Have a Wonderful and Fruitful New Year…

Thank you...

I would like to thank everybody for supporting Davao Beta-Nurses... We are currently included in the Top 6 Blogs in Davao according to NetworkedBlogs.com. We promise to bring you more helpful information to serve Nurses in Davao City... God bless you all!!!

IV Therapy Training...

An ever-increasing trend in Philippine nursing... Is it caused by the growing need for Renal Nurses, a contemporary hospital requirement, a competence update, or just merely boredom... Anyway, for whatever reason it is, it is best to get through with it.

What you need to do, is to apply for an IV Therapy Training in any institution accredited by ANSAP as a training facility. Well, to name a few in Davao, there is:

• SPMC (Southern Philippines Medical Center) - where most of the IV Therapist in Davao had undergone training.

• DMSF (Davao Medical School Foundation) - only if you're already working or training in other medical establishments, where you will accomplish your Intra-Venous case requirements.

And a lot more, from other places in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao… you may search the net or ANSAP website for the list of other accredited training resources all over the Philippines.

I’d advise you to review your anatomy, especially peripheral vein locations or IV Access – Anatomy, your IV flow rate and IVTT drug administration computation, and blood transfusion process. You may search the net for actual videos and thoroughly process and retain the information by heart, for there might be a test on your knowledge, it is better to come prepared.

Davao Room Assignments for PNLE December 2010...

Guys, this is your Room Assignment for December 2010 nursing board.... You may use the search box to search for your name and results will be highlighted automatically.

If you have any corrections and/or omissions, you may contact PRC Davao.


Davao Room Assignments for PNLE December 2010

Nurses to Japan...

Out of 92 nurses that were sent to Japan under the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) program, only one Filipino nurse passed the Japanese nurse licensure examination, this was due to the failure of the other Filipino nurses to thoroughly learn the Japanese native language... The Japanese nurse licensure examination is given entirely in Nihongo.

Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and the Philippine Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) have met, to discuss ways to help Filipino nurses, pass the JNLE...

Now, JPEPA is giving Filipino nurses, three chances to take and pass Japan’s nurse licensure examination.

Japan is currently looking to hire Filipino nurses to attend to its aging population, where nursing shortage is nearly unavoidable...

Well I've got good news for you...

I remember, when Filipino entertainers went back and forth to Japan and were branded as "Japayuki". Some took it negatively for they were labeled like prostitutes. Labeled by judgmental people, people who are mentally deranged, who feels superior from what they see and believe as other peoples weakness... I'm sorry about that, I got carried away.

Anyway, going back to the subject, now is the chance for a new breed of "Japayukis" to emerge... I have read this news and want to share them to you...

Yokohama (Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN) - Soon, Filipinos planning to work in Japan as nurses and caregivers might just find entering this country a walk in the park.

Philippine Charge d'Affaires Belen Anota said efforts were on-going between the Philippines and Japan to ensure that Filipino nurses and caregivers would be able to hurdle tough entry exams.

300,000 Filipinos in Japan

This was brought about by the desire of both Manila and Tokyo to bring in more highly skilled workers in this country where 300,000 Filipinos are now living and working, according to Anota.

Noting that before, mostly entertainers comprised the Filipino workforce here, now there are more teachers in universities, engineers and architects.

"Now there are serious talks between the two countries on how to ensure Filipino nurses and caregivers will be able to pass their exams," Anota said.

Just recently Japan sent officials to talk with the Department of Foreign Affairs, Philippine Overseas Employment Administration, Overseas Workers Welfare Administration and Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) for this purpose, she said.

Bilateral talks

Anota said this was a result of bilateral talks between President Benigno Aquino III and Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Vietnam last month.

Anota said that the two leaders talked about how to improve working and living conditions of Filipinos based here.

I hope that this plan will push through for this will be very beneficial to every Filipinos...

You do not need to face exams alone...

I saw this from another page. I just want to share them to you, for this is close to what I did when I took the July NLE 2010. I believe this will work...



God can help you. Search for Him. He can be a friend to you.

HOW TO GET THROUGH EXAMS

Here are 10 top tips by educational psychologists:

1. Get help: ask a teacher or tutor or people who had taken and passed the exam, about how to review, the exam skills - how to work when you are in an exam.
2. Take short rests during your time of work and revision. If your mind is tired, it will not remember well.
3. Plan your work: review at times when you know you will work at your best.
4. Stay healthy: get enough sleep, eat sensibly.
5. Exercise: you need exercise to work well. Walk, run, play sport - whatever you enjoy.
6. Be positive: stop thinking about the future and failing.
7. Do your best: no-one can do more than this.
8. Be alert: if you feel ill, talk to someone about your worries.
9. But don't be too relaxed! Some stress over exams makes you work hard for them.
10. Be sensible: if it upsets you to talk to your friends about an exam when it is finished, don't do it! In fact, don't even think about the exam you have finished. What is done is done. You cannot change what you have written!

If you are studying in the evening, don't go straight to bed afterwards. Your mind will still be 'going round and round' - thinking too much. Do something else, maybe walk or get exercise. Choose something that will relax you, and make you think of other things.

I hope this helps...

God bless and Congratulations in advance to all December - NLE Takers!!!

ACLS with ECG tracing and Intubation training...

The last time I had a chat with Sir Rolan there are only 10 slots left, available, for this seminar workshop.. For those of you who are interested to attend please call him now and register... This is a very informative and extensive training for everybody, medical and non-medical person, and it's not gonna last for long.. So hurry up and don't loose this amazing experience... Students are also encouraged to attend...

Training will be on N0v. 18-20

Here is his contact details...

Rolan M. Carmona RN, MAN - 09089238787

For more info, click on the following link:

- DAVSIA -

Reminders for SPMC Trainee's examination...

In case you have a short memory or experiencing memory loss, like me... I hope not... here is the reminder that was posted outside the training office on the bulletin board, after you have registered for the exam... hope this helps. God bless us...

Upcoming SPMC Seminar...

Posting a little information, that some of you people might be interested...

Extra income...

When we attended the ACLS seminar two weeks ago, we were introduced to an on-line money making forum by the speaker himself.

This forum lets you earn dollars while you post discussions or answer to them, or invite friends to sign-up. This is very interesting and would take you a fraction of a minute to create an account. Well you might wanna try it out... just click on the following link here and sign-up... just read on the FAQ's to find out how to receive your earnings... let me just make it clear that you don't need a credit card to open a paypal account...

Money Making Forum

Hospitals in Davao City...

Guy's I know you're getting a little frustrated towards getting hospital experiences... well, I think, the best thing we could do now, aside from getting other work experiences is to try and send applications to all the other hospitals in Davao and her neighboring cities... Now, to make your lives easier, here are the lists of hospitals that you might wanna try out...

* Alexian Wellness Center – McArthur Highway, Matina, Davao City
* Alterado Medical School and Hospital – Agdao District, Davao City
* Bishop Regan Memorial Hospital – Tagum City, Davao del Norte
* Brokenshire Memorial Hospital – Madapo Hills, Davao City
* Community Health & Development Coop. Hospital – Corner Riverside &
Magallanes Avenue, Davao City
* Davao del Sur Provincial Hospital- Digos City, Davao del Sur
* Davao del Sur Medical Specialist- Digos City, Davao del Sur
* Digos Doctors Hospital – Digos City, Davao del Sur
* Davao Doctors Hospital – Malvar St., Davao City
* Davao Medical Center- Bajada Area, Davao City
* Davao Medical School Foundation Hospital – Circumferential Road, Davao City
* Davao Region Hospital – Apokon,Tagum City, Davao del Norte
* Davao Oriental Provincial Hospital- Mati City, Davao Oriental
* Davao Sanitarium Hospital – McArthur Highway, Bangkal, Davao City
* Dominican Hospital Inc.- Digos City, Davao del Sur
* Mati Doctors Hospital- Mati City, Davao Oriental
* Medical Mission Group Hospital – 3rd Avenue Leon Garcia Street, Davao City [13]
* Medical Mission Group Hospital – Tagum City, Davao Del Norte
* Malita District Hospital- Malita, Davao del Sur
* Paulino Hospital- Digos City, Davao del Sur
* Samal District Hospital- Samal City
* San Pedro Hospital- Deguzman St. Davao City
* Somoso General Hospital- Quezon St., Panabo City, Davao Del Norte
* Sunga Hospital- Rizal Ave, Digos City, Davao del Sur
* St.John Hospital- Toril, Davao City
* Rivera Hospital – Panabo City, Davao
* Tagum Doctors Hospital- Tagum City, Davao del Norte
* Gonzales-Maranan Clinic & Hospital- Digos City, Davao del Sur
* Medical Center of Digos Cooperative- Digos City, Davao del sur
* San Pedro Hospital – Guererro Avenue, (Chinatown) Davao City
* St.Camillus Hospital- Mati City, Davao Oriental
* Tagum Doctors Hospital – Tagum City, Davao del Norte

Well good-luck to all of you and may you be guided by our Almighty Father!...

Southern Philippines Medical Center Training Requirements...

I called SPMC last friday, and guess what... They have confirmed that they will be accepting nurse trainee applications, first week of November, 2010. Now's our chance, **please prepare your PRC Certificate and Board Rating to apply for examination. After you have passed the examinations you may now prepare the following requirements..

** is a revision of this post



* Letter of Application (Indicating Nurse Trainee Position)

Address it to:

Ricardo B. Audan, MD, FPAFP
Chief Training Officer
Davao Medical Center
J.P. Laurel Ave, Bajada
Davao City



* Comprehensive Resume with 2x2 picture

Photocopy of the following

* Transcript of Records
* College diploma
* Board rating
* Board Certificate
* PRC License
* PNA membership card
* DNA ( Davao Nurses Association ) Membership card
* Medical Certificate with laboratory results ( u/a, f/a, cbc, cxr, drug test) *
* Police clearance
* Hepa B Vaccination card
* 1 2x2 pic


Here are the following training programs
with corresponding training fee:


WARD NURSING - 4 MONTHS
P1500 Training Fee, 4 months

PERIOPERATIVE
CRITICAL CARE NURSING
P3000 Training Fee, 6 months

BURN
EMERGENCY ROOM
RENAL DIALYSIS
P3000 Training Fee, 5 months


Contact DMC - Training Office for more INFO
2272731 - connect to Training Office