As an international registered nurse or medical technologist, the H-1B visa lottery offers a fast route to working in the U.S. While the ultimate outcome of being entered into the lottery is to be...
Charen’s story: less than a year to the U.S. with the H-1B visa lottery
For international medical technologist Charen, the H-1B visa lottery made her dream of moving to the U.S. a reality in a matter of months from when she first applied to work with Conexus MedStaff. ...
The H1-B visa lottery is the fastest U.S. visa option for international medical technologists
For international medical technologists aspiring to kickstart their careers in the United States, understanding the intricacies of visa options is crucial. The EB-3 and H-1B visas are viable routes...
February 2024 Visa Bulletin: start your U.S. journey now
The Visa Bulletin for February 2024 has been released by the U.S. Department of State. Following on from the good news of the previous Visa Bulletin, there is more positive movement for EB-3 appli...
Celine’s story: fast-tracked U.S. medical technologist career with the H-1B visa lottery
The H-1B visa lottery is a popular choice for international medical technologists looking to start a new career in the United States with Conexus MedStaff, because it offers a faster path to worki...
January 2024 Visa Bulletin: now is the ideal time for your U.S. dreams!The Visa Bulletin for January 2024 has been released by the U.S. Department of State. There’s exciting news for international...
Eligibility criteria for H-1B visas as a medical technologist
The United States is a coveted destination for medical technologists across the world, with its cutting-edge healthcare facilities and opportunities for professional growth. Many international med...
Medical technologists: what is the U.S. H-1B visa lottery?
There is lots of exciting opportunity for medical technologists to work in the United States. The role of a medical technologist, also known as a medical laboratory scientist, is critical in a hea...
One of the common concerns for international healthcare professionals, such as registered nurses and medical technologists, residing in the United States on H-1B or EB-3 visas is whether their spo...
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