Working in Singapore as a nurse without an SNB (Singapore Nursing Board) license can be challenging but also a valuable stepping stone. Without the license, you cannot practice as a registered nurse, so you're usually hired as a <strong data-start="229" data-end="253">Healthcare Assistant or <strong data-start="257" data-end="273">Nursing Aide. The work involves basic care tasks like feeding, bathing, and assisting patients with mobility under the supervision of licensed nurses. While the salary is lower&mdash;typically around <strong data-start="455" data-end="487">S$1,800 to S$2,500 per month&mdash;the experience helps you understand Singapore&rsquo;s healthcare system and workplace culture. You may also face limited responsibilities and slower career progression, but many employers offer support for further studies or SNB registration. Despite the constraints, it&rsquo;s a rewarding path for those determined to grow in the profession.

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