[Oorang]

Where I used to work, we were overrun with Filipino nurses

I knew a Filipino lady who was a pharmacist in the Philippines before immigrating to the U.S. When she got to the U.S. she took the test to be licensed to practice here, failed miserably. It wasn't a language issue, her English was excellent. She had to complete two years of schooling and pass two board exams before she could work here as a pharmacist. That told me the education requirements in the Philippines were not nearly as good as the U.S.

[rolling_stone]

NURSES who are educated outside usa have to pass english language test as well as usa comparability of education evaluation or test. I know one who did it not from the philippines.

https://www.cgfns.org/steps-to-working-as-nurse-in-united-states/#:~:text=In%20order%20to%20seek%20work%20as%20a%20foreign-educated,a%20Foreign%20Language%20%28TOEFL%29%2C%20the%20Test%20of%20