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12 Mar, 2020
cơ hội ngày càng nhiều, giai đoạn 2010-2017, số NPs (nurse practitioner) tăng hơn gấp đôi từ 91.000 lên 190.000, thu nhập tăng 5,5% (đã điều chỉnh lạm phát), ngành chăm sóc sức khỏe mỹ (vẫn đang) tăng trưởng mạnh...
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In the period 2010–17 the number of NPs in the US more than doubled from approximately 91,000 to 190,000. This growth occurred in every US region and was driven by the rapid expansion of education programs that attracted nurses in the Millennial generation. Employment was concentrated in hospitals, physician offices, and outpatient care centers, and inflation-adjusted earnings grew by 5.5 percent over this period. The pronounced growth in the number of NPs has reduced the size of the registered nurse (RN) workforce by up to 80,000 nationwide.
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Right now, it takes about two years of paperwork to come to the USA legally, and it's almost impossible to leave the Philippines legally as a tourist to visit the USA (some sort of not-widely-published or informal agreement between the PH and US governments has been reached). I've had numerous Filipino friends turned away at the airport even when they have paperwork to work outside PH (for one thing, the PH government wants you to register with them before you take a job outside the country, and that takes a lot of time and effort). I myself had to jump through all kinds of hoops and almost was turned away at the airport just to take my girl out of the country for a vacation.
Bonus trivia: the Schengen visa in the EU, at least in Greece, is NOT an easy process, when it should be. Unreal. Even after hitting up my contacts (I have contacts all over the world, heck going all the way up to the presidential / prime minister level actually, one of the privileges of being in the 1%)