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Hi! Im gonna share some sentiments lang, ako lang ba yung ganito? 😭
After passing the March 2026 MTLE, sobrang saya ko kasi finally, RMT na ako. After all the sleepless nights, pressure, doubts, and endless review, I finally made it. Tapos after passing, I was also given a job offer as a Medical Technologist sa isang primary hospital. At that time, sobrang grateful and excited ako kasi feeling ko finally, makakapagsimula na ako ng career ko. Finally, may trabaho na ako and I can start earning and gaining experience.
Pero ngayon, two months since I started working, parang bigla akong nawalan ng gana. 😭 Parang ayoko na mag-work. Hindi ko alam kung normal lang ba tong nararamdaman ko or baka hindi talaga para sa akin yung work.
One of the things that scares me the most is manual CBC. Every time naiisip ko na kailangan kong gumawa ng manual CBC, kinakabahan talaga ako. Yung feeling na baka magkamali ako, baka hindi ko makuha nang tama, baka may hindi ako makita, or baka mapagalitan ako. I know na part talaga siya ng trabaho and I know na kailangan ko pa matuto, pero minsan yung fear itself nakakapagod na.
Tapos dagdag mo pa yung salary. 😭 Nakaka-frustrate din kasi napapaisip ako, ito na ba talaga? Ganito na lang ba talaga magiging sweldo ko? After everything we went through in college, internship, review season, boards, and finally becoming an RMT, ganito lang ba talaga yung magiging buhay ko financially?
Hindi ko naman minamaliit yung trabaho natin. I actually appreciate being a Medical Technologist and I know how important our profession is. Pero minsan mapapaisip ka talaga kung worth it ba yung pagod, stress, responsibilities, and pressure kapag icocompare mo sa salary.
Parang ang weird lang kasi dati, ang biggest goal ko lang was to pass the boards. Sinasabi ko sa sarili ko, “Kapag RMT na ako, magiging okay na lahat.” Tapos nung naging RMT na ako, may panibagong set of problems pala. 😭
Now Im asking myself, “Ganto na lang ba talaga? Magwo-work ako, sasahod, mapapagod, uuwi, then repeat?” Nakaka-existential crisis siya honestly. HAHAHAHA 😭
And sometimes I dont even want to go to work anymore. Gusto ko na lang magpahinga, mag-isip kung ano ba talaga gusto kong gawin sa buhay, and figure out if I really want to continue working as an RMT or if I want to pursue something else.
Maybe two months is still too early to judge. Maybe Im still adjusting. Maybe normal lang talaga na ma-shock after graduating, passing the boards, and entering the real working world. Maybe I just expected too much from myself and from this career.
Pero ang hirap din kasi you worked so hard to get here, tapos pagdating mo dito, bigla mong maiisip na, “Wait, ito na yun?” 😭
Im grateful that I passed the boards. Im grateful that I have a job. Im grateful that I have the opportunity to work as an RMT. Pero at the same time, I cant deny that Im tired, scared, frustrated, and questioning everything right now.
Baka hindi naman ibig sabihin na ayoko na maging MedTech forever. Baka pagod lang talaga ako. Baka kailangan ko lang ng time para masanay, matuto, and eventually gain confidence sa ginagawa ko.
Pero for now, gusto ko lang sabihin na ang hirap pala talaga ng transition from being a board exam taker to becoming an actual working professional. 😭
Ako lang ba yung nakaramdam nito after passing the boards and finally starting to work? Yung sobrang saya mong naging RMT ka, pero after a few months, mapapaisip ka na kung ito ba talaga yung gusto mong gawin for the rest of your life? 🥹

Hi! Planning to study Medicine at SWU next year :) I would like to ask sana how the school is overall, especially yung grading system, teachers, and mode of teaching. Kumusta rin po yung workload and environment? Is it more on lectures, PBL, recitations, or a combination?

Would you also recommend SWU Med to someone who’s planning to pursue medicine? I’m currently considering my options, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights, both the pros and cons. Gusto ko sana malaman yung actual experience ng students and what to expect before I make a decision. Thank you so much! 🥹🫶🏻

Hi! Planning to study Medicine at SWU next year :) I would like to ask sana how the school is overall, especially yung grading system, teachers, and mode of teaching. Kumusta rin po yung workload and environment? Is it more on lectures, PBL, recitations, or a combination?

Would you also recommend SWU Med to someone who’s planning to pursue medicine? I’m currently considering my options, so I’d really appreciate any honest insights, both the pros and cons. Gusto ko sana malaman yung actual experience ng students and what to expect before I make a decision. Thank you so much! 🥹🫶🏻

Hi! I’m currently on my gap year, and ito ba ‘yung sinasabi nilang existential crisis? 😭 I’m so torn between the three. I really wanna be a doctor, pero I’m honestly too scared na baka hindi ko kayanin ang med school, especially with all the pressure and sacrifices that come with it. Lalo na financially, kasi magkakasabay kami ng kapatid ko na currently nasa nursing school, and I know med school is a huge financial commitment.
At the same time, gusto ko rin mag-abroad hahahaha. I want to experience a different environment, earn better, and maybe have a more stable life, pero ang hirap din mag-abroad ngayon. Then there’s Hello Rache pa! 😭 Part of me wants to try it because it seems like a good opportunity, especially habang may time pa ako during my gap year.
Honestly, I never knew na ganito pala kahirap when you’re finally at the point where you have to decide what you actually want to do with your life. Ang daming options, pero somehow mas lalo akong nalilito. 😭 I want to pursue medicine, but I’m scared of the possibility na baka hindi ko kayanin. I want to go abroad, but I’m scared of leaving everything behind. And I want to try Hello Rache, but I’m also wondering if I’m just choosing it because it feels like the safer and more practical option.
Maybe this is really what they mean by an existential crisis HAHAHA. You have so many things you want to do, but you also have so many fears and “what ifs” that make choosing one path so difficult. 🥹