RN Heals 3 in DOH Region 6

Posted by RNspeak on January 6, 2012 in Nursing Jobs

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RN Heals 3 in DOH Region 6 said to be open for hiring of 1,900 registered nurses for this year.Dr. Sofia S. Chua, chief of the Field Health Operations Division of the DOH-CHD 6 who disclosed the news in their consultative meeting for technical updates along with their media partners held in Iloilo City.

 

 

The said programs were made for its purpose to augment the human source need, especially skilled and experienced nurses  in rural communities.

Last year almost two batches have already been deployed around 765 nurses for the first batch of February and 710 for the second batch which started in November 2011.

Despite unresolved issues and several changes made on the application process in RN Heals Program some registered nurses still hoping to be part of the program.

Recently new application has been spreading across the web of RN Heal 3 in DOH Region 6 this was according to nurse gems who successfully qualify and pass her application.

How to apply for RN Heals 3

1.) Application Letter
2.) Curriculum Vitae/Resume
3.) Transcript of Record
4.) PRC Card

Attach the following documents to e-mail address: RNheals3@yahoo.com

Note: Please follow the subject format

Subject Format: PROVINCE_MUNICIPALITY/CITY_NAME_AGE_YEAR (Passed Board Exam)

(i.e Misamis Oriental_Initao_Cruz Karen_26_2008)

*Province-Municipality/city: Your place of residence

Inclusive Date of application: December 13 – January 20, 2012

The official announcement and detailed requirements regarding RN Heals 3 Project in other region is still not been released .Nurses are advise to prepared their application and other credential .

Note:For Official online application in DOH-CHD Region 6 Here: RN Heals 3

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