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Winter in the USA for international registered nurses and medical technologists
First winter in the U.S.? Here’s what you need to know

​Winter in the U.S. can be a magical time, especially when you experience it for the first time! Many of our international registered nurses and medical technologists get their first taste of a nor...

Caregivers in USA: find out more as an international healthcare professional living in the U.S.
The role of caregivers in U.S. society

​The concept of caregiving and the approach toward elderly care can differ significantly between cultures. International registered nurses and medical technologists working with Conexus MedStaff in...

Thanksgiving in the U.S. - a guide for international healthcare professionals
Thanksgiving: what it is, and how to get involved

​Thanksgiving is an exciting and festive time in the U.S. As an international registered nurse or medical technologist starting a new life in the United States, Thanksgiving presents the ideal oppo...

Daylight savings: what you need to know as an international registered nurse or medical technologist in the U.S.
What is daylight saving time?

​Daylight saving time (DST), also known as daylight savings time, daylight time, or summer time, is a practice that people in the United States and many other countries observe by actively adjustin...

Guide to USA politics for international healthcare professionals
A quick guide to U.S. politics for international healthcare professionals

​Chances are you’ve had a brief preview of U.S. politics through international media, but as a new resident working in the country as a registered nurse or medical technologist, it helps to have a ...

USA Halloween traditions for recently relocated international healthcare professionals
Get spooky: a guide to Halloween traditions in the U.S.

​Halloween is a popular holiday celebrated annually in the United States on October 31st. While every community has its unique way of celebrating, certain traditions are commonly practiced througho...

Guide to USA school system for international healthcare professionals
Understanding the U.S. school system for international healthcare professionals

​Starting a new career as an international healthcare professional in the U.S. can be life-changing for you and your family. One crucial aspect of settling into a new country, especially for your c...

Budgeting tips for international healthcare professionals in the U.S.
10 tips to budget smarter while living in the U.S.

​Setting a monthly budget will help your money go further, leading to a better overall quality of life. With the cost of living rising everywhere, in the U.S. and abroad, there’s never been a more ...

Hobbies for international healthcare professionals who want to meet new people after moving to the U.S.
Want to make new friends after moving country? Try out these social hobbies!

​Looking to make friends in your new community? Here’s some inspiration. Creating a positive balance between work, personal and social life is important for healthy, happy living. Your social circl...

Tips making local connections and building a community that you’ll love in the United States.
How to build a community when you move to a new country

​Moving to a new country is a big deal, but getting settled into your new home doesn’t have to be scary. As part of the Conexus MedStaff community, you’ll have access to a full team of experts to h...

An International Nurse from the Philippines Moves to the U.S.
Racquel's Story: International Nurse from Philippines Moves to U.S.

We are so excited to be able to share Racquel's story, an international nurse from the Philippines who moved to the U.S. to practice nursing.Hi! I am a Registered Nurse from the Philippines for so ...