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Filipino Nurses Needed!

janzynn may — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 07:58:35 +0000

URGENT HIRING!!!

REGISTERED NURSES TO WORK IN BANGKOK, THAILAND

Vejthani Hospital is one of the leading international hospitals in Thailand. www.vejthani.com

We are currently looking for Registered Nurses who qualify the requirements as follows:

Responsibilities:

Responsible for providing nursing care and health teaching to patients
Responsible for involving the regular check ups or monitoring of the patient’s statistics and condition
Manage patients’ care programs and accurately assess patients’ conditions in order to take action
Supervise and motivate healthcare attendants
Be part of a comprehensive care structure focused on people, quality and efficiency in order to ensure faster patients recovery
Other adhoc duties as assigned

Requirements:

Female
Minimum Diploma in Nursing with at least 1 year of nursing experience
Registered Nurse
Excellent English communication and writing skills
Applicants should be Filipino citizens
Preferably NCLEX-RN passer
Certificate in IELTS/TOEFL is an advantage
We are looking for candidates amenable to graveyard shifts, shifting/rotation of schedules, working on holidays, working on weekends and rendering overtime
Qualified applicants will be scheduled for interview in Manila by January 2010.

Successful Candidates will be provided with:

1 year contract (renewable), accommodation, work permit and assistance in visa processing.

Please send detailed RESUME with PHOTO in .doc or .pdf format to: webmaster@vejthani.com

PLEASE STATE:

Reasons for Leaving (Past & Present Employment)

All Last Drawn Salary

Expected Salary

Date of Availability

Keep The Passion Burning!

janzynn may — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:16:03 +0000

Creativity runs in our family. My mother is a retired preschool and grade school teacher and my father used to design or remodel cars or any vehicles in his auto shop. Of course, teachers dealing with small kids must be very artistic and resourceful in order to get the children’s attention. Designing or remodeling cars also requires a unique talent in art to do so. Luckily, my siblings and I inherited our parents’ talents. Since I was a kid, I had always loved drawing. I used to join in art competitions, poster-making contests, and cartoon editorials in our school paper. When I was in secondary school, I practiced drawing faces of real people using charcoal and sometimes, only ordinary lead pencils. Then, I tried painting using oil pastels, then water color, and eventually, I learned how to use poster paints neatly. I enjoy mixing different hues and creating a new color which matches my imagination so perfectly! I like to paint sceneries and flowers, but I find it hard to make an abstract painting. I also love to draw anime characters like Japanese Manga.

Nonetheless, I have not painted any portrait for over four years, not a single one. So, tomorrow, I’ll rush to the mall and grab a new set of painting materials so I can get started. I’d like to check if I still have the talent. I thank my friend for reliving my passion in painting and drawing again. He revived my passion in Art. Like what he said, I will not let the passion in Art die inside me.

Life of a Graveyard Shift Nurse

janzynn may — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 05:36:35 +0000

My patient is now back in his work and has no more complaints of abdominal pain recurrence. I couldn’t get his final diagnosis because I couldn’t read the physician’s handwriting, neither the ER nurse. The patient was diagnosed with “dyspepsia”.

The basic function of a nurse is to conduct thorough assessment not only at the time the patient has complaints, but throughout the entire shift. That is to monitor the patient’s condition, sick or well. As an initiative, I assessed the said patient thoroughly. Part of which is the gathering of necessary information that will be useful and of great importance in the continuity of nursing care delivery or in quality nursing management. Upon the patient’s complaint of no relief from the antacid, further assessment was made and an ongoing nursing management was rendered.

In my observations, I can see that the patient’s condition was aggraviated and it was confirmed when the patient verbalized that the pain became more intense and that it made him weaker. Since we have no doctor-on-duty that night, I advised the patient to consult a doctor at once in order to seek medical advice and for him to undergo thorough evaluation. The patient agreed to go to the hospital and since he had no significant others around, I ushered him the hospital agreed by the patient. He was then entertained in the ER and laboratory work-ups were made. Patient was given medications and was made comfortable while waiting for the laboratory results. Everything in his CBC were just within the normal limits, as well as his stool exam and urinalysis. The doctor just said that the patient’s abdominal pain is due to indigestion.

First-Aid for Abdominal Pains, Dyspepsia? Refrain Intakes of Gastric Irritants

janzynn may — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 10:13:53 +0000

As a nurse, I look forward to our patients’ wellness and stability. I perform my duties and responsibilities to help minimize or even relieve patients’ conditions or if not, at least NOT to aggraviate and prolong patients’ sufferings. It is very crucial for me, as a clinic nurse, to do whatever I could for the sake of my patients’ health. Being alone in the clinic with a patient suffering from severe pain is not easy. And bringing him to the hospital was just my last resort.

In addition, I instructed the patient to restrict acidic foods and drinks from his diet, to refrain from caffeine, and other gastric irritants. The patient said that he eats on time and doesn’t smoke.

Just this morning, the said patient came in to the clinic and said he’s fine — what a relief! — though he the pain recurred yesterday but he’s already able to manage it.

Life of a graveyard shift nurse could never be more fun and more challenging than this!

Book of The World’s Greatest Crimes of Passion

janzynn may — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:40:56 +0000

I went to a mall on a Saturday afternoon, during my rest day, to buy groceries and toiletries. As I walk along, I went inside the National Bookstore and saw this book and got interested in it.

It is a documentary of real life stories about crimes of passionate nature. It tells different stories of love, frustration and anger that ends in turmoils of hot blood and tears. I bought the book without any doubt and hurried home to start reading it.

As I read the first story, I sympathized to the sentiments of the desperate woman who killed her man because of hopeless and undrawn love that turned to madness. It was like a narration of the whole story, to the end of the case trial, up to the decision made by the body of law. Interest in this kind of chronicles is not plainly because of curiousity and sympathy but of cognizance and admonition to the hasty and foreseeable events of the real world. Stories as such enlighten our minds and ego to situations that often only the people involved knows and had the chance to experience.

I am into stories like this because I am engrossed to real life events and sympathize to the people who were deprived and in jeopardy. Indulging one’s self into learning and experiencing situations as this is not senseless or bizarre but it is simply being realistic and sensible.

Love or Ambition?

janzynn may — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 13:14:06 +0000

Which one should come first? Love or Ambition?

Come to think of it. Hard, isn’t it? These two words may have different meanings literally but they are somehow interrelated. Why? It is because both of them when attained can lead a person to happiness and if unachieved can also bring about depression and frustration.

Many people say, “Love is a many splendoured thing.” Yes, it is true. Imagine life without Love. Can anyone in this world survive? How dull, worthless and barren our lives would be! Love gives us unequalled joy and true meaning to our lives. Perhaps Love is the very reason for living. However, a challenging part of which includes obstacles, struggles, heartaches and most of all, sacrifices. Thus, Love requires time, effort, patience and a brave heart to conquer all these. After all when Love triumphs immeasurable Happiness will follow through.

On the other hand, Ambition plays a very vital role in our lives. It plays as a guide in life’s quest and shows the paths that we should take day after day. It gives direction to our lives. Moreover, it could also lead us to self-fulfillment. What is life without an ambition? Pointless, useless and meaningless it’ll certainly be. Ambition takes a big part on the quest for survival. And in the world today, people can’t survive with Love alone. Practically speaking, Love alone cannot provide the primary and most important demands in the heirarchy of necessity, the physiologic needs. It does not belong to that level of human needs either. Nonetheless, when Love is no longer enough Ambition takes its place.

But what if you get caught between Love and Ambition? Which one would you choose first? Love gratification or Ambition fulfillment? It’s hard to choose, right? But we cannot deny the fact that it is much harder and so much unrealistic to pursue both of it at the same time. Indeed, that would be the dumbest choice. Wise men say, “You cannot serve two masters at the same time.” Hence, you should decide what really needs to be satisfied primarily and what should be set aside as for the moment. Prioritization must be the first step.

Now, have you thought of an answer?

Who I want to meet

janzynn may — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 12:40:56 +0000

NOT the one who would want to treat me like a princess,
but the one who can treat me as a woman of worth.

NOT the one who would want me to stay in his side,
but the one who’ll let go of me and will find me when I am lost.

NOT the one who would always tell me that he loves me,
but the one who is so afraid to hurt me.

NOT the one who would tell me in the crowd
“you’re the girl I’ve been waiting for!”,

but the one who would just gently whisper to my ear and say,
“you’re the answer to my prayer.”

In Vitro Fertilization

janzynn may — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 18:05:02 +0000

Fertilization is the fusion of two gametes (egg cell from female and sperm cell from male) to produce a new organism. When the sperm cell successfully fertilized the egg cell, the product is then called zygote. Normally, fertilization in humans occur in a part of the woman’s fallopian tube called ampulla.

Fertility is the natural capability of having a child. Fertility depends on several factors like nutrition, age, sexual behavior, culture, timing, emotions, way of life, economics, etc. In women, peak fertility occurs two days before and two days after the ovulation phase of the menstrual cycle. Fertility declines with increasing age. Fertility in women declines after 30 while semen volume, sperm motility (movement of the sperm) and sperm morphology (size and shape of the sperm) in males decline with increasing age. Infertility is the difficulty or inability to have a child. There are many causes of infertility.

In Vitro Fertilization is the major treatment in infertility when other Assistive Reproductive Technology (ART) methods are unsuccessful. IVF is the fertilization outside the womb, e.g. in test tubes, petri dishes or beakers. This produre involves hormonally controlling the ovulatory process, removing egg cells from the ovaries and letting the sperm cell fertilize them in a fluid medium. Once the fertilization is successful, the fertilized egg (zygote) is then transferred to the patient’s uterus. However, the success rate of IVF varies with age. Babies conceived as a result of IVF are called test tube babies. The first test tube baby was born on 1978.

Things to Ponder

janzynn may — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 12:34:57 +0000

These are few things that I would like to share:

Problems don’t come off to dump you, rather they are great chances to do your best.

Nobody but yourself knows how you feel nor what you think. But, no insensitive hearts and unchangeable minds could not empathize if you would dare to reveal what’s deep within you.

Don’t submit to your fears. Be it your weakness on one hand but, on the bright side, be it your strength. Don’t let cynicism twist your mind. Let the power of optimism rule. It’s just a matter of mind-conditioning.

Dry Winter in Thailand

janzynn may — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 09:40:05 +0000

Thailand is also a tropical country but they experience a so-called “Dry Winter Season” in the months of December and January. The temperature here in Bangkok is getting lower and lower , about 20 to 23 degrees Celsius and it is getting colder and colder. I couldn’t go out without putting my jacket on. The breeze is so cold that it makes me shiver and makes my muscles twitch, though I’m already wearing a jacket. My hands and feet get stiff because of the cold air and it makes me want to drink a cup of tea time and again. I came from a tropical country but never did we experience a weather as cold as this. How I wish there will also be winter in our country…