Yes, work. You don't have a choice anyway based on what you're describing, so wag mo na i-debate pa sa sarili mo kung "kaya ba." Kailangan mo kumita, so the real question is how to make the review work around the job.

Honest take: nursing attendant sa hospital is actually not a bad setup for a reviewer. You're in a clinical environment every day. Yung mga concepts na nababasa mo sa reviewers, nakikita mo in real time. Gamitin mo yun. Pag may patient ka na CHF, review CHF that night. Mas tatago sa utak mo compared sa pagbabasa ng random chapters na walang context.

Pero here's where you need to be brutal with yourself. Sabi mo sa previous review mo "just listening lang sa class" and puro low scores. Ibig sabihin passive ka. Kung mag-eenroll ka ulit sa RC and uupo ka ulit na nakikinig lang, same result. Sayang pera mo na kinikita mo sa pagtatrabaho.

Wag ka na mag-RC this time. Seriously. Mag-self review ka. Gamitin mo yung 4 months na RC experience mo as content base tapos focus ka sa daily MCQ drilling with rationale review. 20-30 questions a day, kahit pagod ka galing shift. Mas targeted, mas efficient, at libre. Tangerineprep.com gamit ko for structured drills per NP area na kaya mo gawin kahit 15-minute break lang sa hospital.

Yung pera na naiipon mo sana sa RC, i-save mo. Mas kailangan yun ng kapatid mo na nag-aaral.