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There have been a lot of comments and more and more questions regarding the Registered Nurses for Health Enhancement and Local Service or RNheals. To have that remedied, we will be posting here some frequently asked questions regarding RNHeals.

The following are important guidelines for RNHeals 2 applicants. They answer common questions about the RNHeals 2 program like: compensation, duration of deployment, salary and many more.

President Benigno S. Aquino III instructed Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to allocate 294 million pesos for the employment of qualified nurses and midwives that will be deployed to all municipalities, cities and health facilities throughout the country.

This is the full text of the DOH Department Order No. 2011-0239 entitled Guidelines for the Implementation of the Learning and Deployment of Nurses and Midwives (Project RNHeals II and RHM Placement). This is the official guidelines for the RNHeals 2.

RNHeals 2, is a project by the DOH to lessen the number of unemployed registered nurses in the country. The following are the recruitment and selection process and requirements for aspiring applicants.

Good news for everyone waiting for updates about the RNHeals 2 program. The application for the second batch of the RNHeals program is now open for registered nurses! Find out on how you can apply!

On a press release from the Department of Health on October 14, 2011, Health Secretary Enrique T. Ona stressed that the health sector needs to improve the access of reproductive health services to the public to promote a better maternal health in the country. This is as he addressed at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASE-AN) Human Rights Conference on Promoting Maternal Health: Responding to the United Nations Millenium Development Goal 5. He stated that health is important so that everyone should have access to good health services which includes reproductive health.

Last January, the DOH hired around 10,000 nurses from the first batch of the RN Heals program and have sent them to over 1,200 communities all over the country that have none or little access to health care.Due to the success of the first batch of RN HEALS, Department of Health Secretary Enrique Ona promulgated that the governments plans to hire 10,000 registered nurses for the second batch of RN HEALS that will served the local community.