F1 Student Visa
Embracing independence: tips for international nursing graduates on F1 visas
Have you thought about life after graduation yet? As an international nursing student studying in the U.S. on an F1 visa, it may be the case that you haven’t yet experienced what it’s like to live here without the distraction of university studies. You’ve already made the brave decision to study in a different country,…
Read More5 reasons to study nursing in the U.S. as an international student
As the demand for skilled healthcare professionals continues to rise worldwide, pursuing a career in nursing has never been more enticing. The United States, in particular, offers a range of advantages and education opportunities for aspiring nurses from around the world. In this article, we will explore the five key reasons why international students should…
Read MoreGet $1,000 for Referring a Fellow F1 Visa International Nursing Student in the U.S. to Conexus MedStaff
If you’re an international nursing student in the U.S., you’re bound to have built friendships with the people you’re studying alongside. And even though the student experience won’t last forever, that doesn’t mean your friendships have to end when you graduate. Why not bring a friend (or two… or more!) along with you when you…
Read MorePlan on F1/OPT Visa Sponsorship to Reach Your Registered Nurse Career Goal
As you gear up for your nursing school graduation, you’re ready to put your hard work into action. Soon, you will reach your dream of working as a registered nurse in the U.S. Now it’s time to focus on F1/OPT Visa Sponsorship to make the most of your career plans. You’ve already taken key steps…
Read MoreWhere Will I Work in My First Job as an International Nurse in the USA?
It takes courage to pursue your dream of working as a U.S. nurse, especially when you’re not sure where you’ll work within the United States. One of the top questions from international nurses and nursing students on the F1 visa is, “Where will I work?” We collaborate with hospitals across the United States to provide…
Read MoreStudent on the F1 Visa Finds USA Sponsorship and Green Card, Continues Adventure with Family
Kristoffer began the journey of a lifetime when he moved to the U.S. from the Philippines in 2016. He moved to Hayward, California on the F1 visa and studied at California State University, East Bay. After passing the NCLEX in 2018, Kristoffer, a Conexus nurse, began looking for healthcare jobs in the USA and had…
Read MoreInternational nursing students – USA F1 visa: 5 questions
You’re getting close to your nursing school graduation in May. You made the big move overseas to pursue your American dream, you worked hard for the last several years, and now, you’re wondering how you can apply your education and build a life you love as a U.S. nurse. You’re not alone. Our Conexus MedStaff…
Read MoreKarina – International Nurse Graduate on OPT
Like many international nursing students on an F1 visa, Karina was worried about her future as a U.S. nurse after graduating from a U.S.-based university. Karina is originally from Venezuala and had been looking for a job on her OPT that would provide sponsorship. Her uncle sent her a job posting by Conexus MedStaff, and…
Read MoreUSA OPT: Nursing students and optional practical training
As an F-1 nursing student or new graduate, you’re likely to be aware of Optional Practical Training (OPT) – the 12-month employment authorization that enables you to work in the U.S. after graduation. However, as a partner to colleges and universities across the U.S., Conexus regularly works with students who are still in the dark about…
Read MoreWinter Graduates: You’re In Demand! (But Are You Prepared?)
Every December, thousands of international students studying in the US don their caps and gowns to graduate from nursing schools across the country, and this year is no exception. While winter graduations can mean forfeiting sunny outdoor ceremonies, big crowds, and loud cheers, there are two significant benefits for nursing students graduating at this time…
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