Public v/s Private Hospital in Ireland. Which sector is better to work? Nursing in Ireland 🇮🇪

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  • čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
  • Hey,
    Welcome back Nurses!! Another video on your request.
    Private v/s Public Hospital in Ireland.
    I have divided this video into following parts.
    *Workload
    *Sick leaves
    *Earned Leaves
    *Maternity or Paternity Benefits
    *Further Opportunities
    *Salary
    Hope this will help. Good luck with your dreams.
    Dia dhuit. Slàn.
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Komentáře • 82

  • @abeikusam9353
    @abeikusam9353 Před rokem +1

    I had no option than to subscribe to your channel.
    Very concise and straight to the point. Thank you very much for the information.
    Keep it up dear.

  • @Nyakno93
    @Nyakno93 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much, this is very useful.

  • @ashasaid7246
    @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

    And other question? Do you hold a postgraduate nursing or midwifery qualification and an undergraduate qualification in a relevant discipline?

  • @julie22221021
    @julie22221021 Před rokem +1

    Very useful! Thanks 🙏

  • @ashasaid7246
    @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

    The question is ? Do you hold an undergraduate nursing or midwifery qualification of less than 3 years training?

  • @yayadesmond2699
    @yayadesmond2699 Před měsícem +1

    nice video😊😊

  • @ashasaid7246
    @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

    I had difficulty to get those 2 questions kindly help me answering me what they asking. I have diploma of nursing 3 years and I continue studying 2 more years to have BSN

  • @ashasaid7246
    @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

    Please I didn't understand them kindly explain what they mean by the question

  • @siasenapati486
    @siasenapati486 Před 18 dny

    Hi mam i am sheetal i got ireland score and i have 2years 10 months experience in Cath recovery unit but i left my job and started preparing for the exam does gap will make it difficult to get a job

  • @rasentertainmaent1
    @rasentertainmaent1 Před rokem +2

    Hi Alisha, I want to find out if there are any medical benefits/insurance for immigrant nurses and their family in Ireland. Do u pay medical bills when u go to the hospital

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem +1

      Hi, you need to take an insurance for yourself and your family to get access to health care facilities.

  • @Indrakumarbc
    @Indrakumarbc Před rokem +2

    Nice 👍

  • @karishmabisht9271
    @karishmabisht9271 Před 3 měsíci

    Hi Alisha,
    Kindly guide how to apply for private hospitals there

  • @deborakachhap2118
    @deborakachhap2118 Před rokem +1

    Can u plz tell about the MSc NSG obs n gynae n their benefits.. job opportunity in Ireland

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, you will be working as a Staff Nurse, salary would be as per your years of experience.
      In order to work as a specialised Nurse in obs n gynae you need European country experience.

  • @sushmagurrala901
    @sushmagurrala901 Před rokem +1

    Good content

  • @Jerry-hv1pn
    @Jerry-hv1pn Před rokem +3

    Hi. Do the private hospitals pay holiday night and week end allowance

  • @pranjali7711
    @pranjali7711 Před rokem +1

    Hii alisha... Please make a video on income taxes deduction and how much salary we can save per month

  • @Ppp-vz7ks
    @Ppp-vz7ks Před rokem +1

    Hi Alisha!! Can you please let me know if there are any allowance paid for operation theatre nurses? If yes, how much is it?

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, there is an allowance for theatre Nurse.
      It depends on the experience and role in theatre.

  • @OliveBenhur98
    @OliveBenhur98 Před rokem +1

    Hi Alisha,can we switch from private to public and vice versa??

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, yes we can switch after completion of our contract.

  • @jimijohnson4737
    @jimijohnson4737 Před rokem +1

    Hai mam, I got Ireland score... I have one year experience in nicu and am still working there... Is I am eligible for nursing care home interviews with my nicu experience..

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem +1

      Hi, as per my knowledge, you need to have at least 2 yrs of experience. You can still try your luck as agencies here don’t have many candidates with NICU experience. Please visit the link below and ask them if they are willing to process your application.
      cplhealthcare.com/job/nicu-picu-icu-nurse-paediatric-homecare-3/

  • @juliedeejimenez2187
    @juliedeejimenez2187 Před rokem +1

    thank you for this ma’am..
    if i decided to work only for 2 yrs in ireland and relocate, how will may payment of pension work? how much of that will make sense after 2 yrs?

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem +1

      Hi, you’re welcome.
      You will get it if you are relocating permanently. Amount depends upon your pay scale.

    • @juliedeejimenez2187
      @juliedeejimenez2187 Před rokem

      if i’ll be going away from there, how much do i get? do i get the same amount or more?less?

  • @kallurupravallika297
    @kallurupravallika297 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Hi, i got interview opportunity for ( HSE CHO1 community hospital ( elderly long term care)Donegal, Ireland remote area,i dont have any idea how life style is there weather we can have network to communicate with our family.and i would like to know after 2 yrs can I get opportunity to work in acute hospitals in City . please answer i don't have any frnds and family members there

  • @sarbjitkaur9734
    @sarbjitkaur9734 Před rokem +1

    Hello , ma'am my name is Bikram singh from Jalandhar, i have got thripple B and C+ in writing and want to apply for Ireland, so mind suggesting me which is best agency, from where should I apply?

    • @georgexavier6361
      @georgexavier6361 Před rokem

      Go for IITR

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi Bikram, congratulations.
      Please watch the video attached for some of the reliable agencies.
      czcams.com/video/PAYRNfTqIHw/video.html
      Good luck.

  • @ashasaid7246
    @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

    Dear hope you doing well, I am one of your biggest fan, I started applying for Ireland but I have faced a question I didn't understand kindly explain to me?

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi Asha, thank you for your appreciation.
      To work as a Nurse in Ireland you should have one of the following-
      Diploma, Degree or Masters in Nursing.

    • @ashasaid7246
      @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

      @@alishainireland dear thanks for helping, but I didn't get my answer yet, I have nursing degree but kindly what they mean by those 2 questions , they are in registration website and I have to answer yes or no but I didn't understand

  • @nadiasaher7380
    @nadiasaher7380 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Dear there is difference of benefits in HSE teaching hospital or general hospital

  • @georgexavier6361
    @georgexavier6361 Před rokem +1

    Make a video on monthly expenses

  • @ployyindee6880
    @ployyindee6880 Před rokem +1

    So you have 8-9 weeks holiday annually?

  • @HenriettaArthur-no6eq
    @HenriettaArthur-no6eq Před rokem +1

    Hi Alisha, can you please help with HSE recruiting egencies in Ireland?

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, please apply through agencies mentioned in this video. Also, keep an eye on CZcams posts. I keep on posting about upcoming Nursing Recruitment on my channel.
      czcams.com/video/PAYRNfTqIHw/video.html

  • @TheFaithArena7
    @TheFaithArena7 Před rokem +1

    Hi Alisha, I have been working in hospital since one month and I have also clear oet ireland score can you plz helpe me for further necessary steps
    I'm concern about experience
    Can you please let me know about private hospital eligibility experience

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, please watch the video attached.
      czcams.com/video/dRj6pvqMthM/video.html

    • @Nanipichii
      @Nanipichii Před rokem

      I also got Ireland score..

  • @enamuddinbhuiyan5939
    @enamuddinbhuiyan5939 Před rokem +1

    In 8 Hours shifts how much time do you get break in total in Ireland !

  • @shikhasharma3469
    @shikhasharma3469 Před rokem +1

    Hey Alisha. I'm working in India as nurse . worked 3year in private hospital now working in AIIMS from past 2 years and getting paid 70k in hand salary. Is it worth to quit this job for working in Ireland as a nurse.

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem +1

      Hi Shikha, 70k is a good salary to stay in India if your spouse is also into good job and you own all basic amenities.
      Savings - both will be at par
      Ease of life - India
      Quality of life - Abroad
      Choose based on your priority.

    • @shikhasharma3469
      @shikhasharma3469 Před rokem +1

      @@alishainireland Thanks for this help😊

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem +1

      Happy to help.

  • @tinamohan6668
    @tinamohan6668 Před rokem +2

    What's the tax for nurses who are married wnd unmarried

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      download.pwc.com/ie/budget-2022/income-tax-calculator.html

  • @Nanipichii
    @Nanipichii Před rokem +2

    Mam I got Ireland score OET
    I Have watched your registration video...
    Can you tell me more for registration

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, please ask your concerns.

    • @Nanipichii
      @Nanipichii Před rokem +1

      @@alishainireland am having experience in Only in 150 beded hospital but it's a nabh hospital?
      And in website qualification form is there in that I have to take sign and stamp ?
      And in Experience am having only 1and half year only afterwards I did MSc Nursing..

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi, most of the employers here ask for 2 years of clinical experience in 200+ bedded hospital. You would be eligible to apply in some of the hospitals or Nursing Homes in Ireland.
      Please continue to work as a Nurse, so that by the end of your process you should have some more clinical experience.

  • @jenny_342
    @jenny_342 Před 9 měsíci

    Mam do we have yo pass cbt for Ireland?

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před 8 měsíci +1

      Hi, you need to give Aptitude exam or Adaptation program.
      czcams.com/video/CVDkxsvOoFo/video.htmlsi=tVju2XbZd9zNCNY6
      czcams.com/video/LxTs2BA7pXo/video.htmlsi=VxNYf6SieiAKq56M

  • @muhammadfurqanliaqat5623

    What is the salary for a MBBs doctor

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      It depends upon your experience, approximately starting from €34 per hour.

  • @ashasaid7246
    @ashasaid7246 Před rokem

    1-Do you hold an undergraduate nursing or midwifery qualification of less than 3 years training? 2_ Do you hold a postgraduate nursing or midwifery qualification and an undergraduate qualification in a relevant discipline?

    • @ashasaid7246
      @ashasaid7246 Před rokem +1

      What they mean In both questions, thanks alot

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      1st que- no
      2nd que- yes

    • @ashasaid7246
      @ashasaid7246 Před rokem

      @@alishainireland thanks you dear, I have bachelor in nursing and I have experience 12 years

  • @jenny_342
    @jenny_342 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Di how to apply for private hospital?

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před 2 měsíci

      Hi, you can apply directly. Also, make an account on Indeed, Irish jobs.ie and apply through these sites. Contact me on Instagram if you have your DL.

    • @jenny_342
      @jenny_342 Před 2 měsíci

      @@alishainireland yes I do have DL contacting you there . Thankyou for your guidance

  • @AbhishekShukla-dh5th
    @AbhishekShukla-dh5th Před rokem

    Hello ma'am here I am Abhishek want to come Ireland is my marks in bsc nursing matter for job

    • @AbhishekShukla-dh5th
      @AbhishekShukla-dh5th Před rokem

      I am fresher right now

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      Hi Abhishek, it doesn’t matter. For more information regarding the same, please watch the video attached. czcams.com/video/g_kqbVRqpe8/video.html

    • @AbhishekShukla-dh5th
      @AbhishekShukla-dh5th Před rokem +1

      @@alishainireland okk thanks
      Actually I got back in a subject when I was in first year . I hope so it doesn't effect the job

    • @alishainireland
      @alishainireland  Před rokem

      It depends upon the employer but for most of them it doesn’t matter if you have good clinical knowledge and experience.

  • @billyflanagan9657
    @billyflanagan9657 Před rokem

    Public hospital for Loser's who don't want to work.