Registered Nurses
Agency vs. Direct Hire – Guidance for International Nurses
When considering a career as an international nurse in the United States, two of the most common pathways to explore are working with a staffing agency like Conexus MedStaff or securing a direct hire position. Both models offer unique advantages, and while they share some similarities, they also have distinct differences that can impact your…
Read MoreCitizenship Support for International Nurses Living in the U.S.
Becoming a U.S. citizen offers a wealth of benefits that can improve your quality of life and provide long-term security. Whether you’re considering citizenship in order to further integrate into American society, or to enhance your professional and personal opportunities, understanding the advantages and the application process is key. Reasons to Get U.S. Citizenship Unlike…
Read MoreStart Your U.S. Nursing Career with Conexus MedStaff’s Free NCLEX Sponsorship Program
Are you an international nurse eager to take the next step in your career by working in the U.S.? To practice as a registered nurse in the United States, passing the NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination) is a must. Fortunately, Conexus MedStaff is here to support you with our free NCLEX sponsorship program. We offer…
Read MoreRecord Number of Conexus MedStaff Professionals Awarded Scholarships in 2024
Conexus MedStaff is proud to announce that 10 of our healthcare professionals were awarded scholarships in 2024 to advance their careers and support excellence in healthcare. These scholarships are part of the Conexus commitment to support healthcare professionals in their journey toward career growth. By investing in their development, Conexus aims to foster a future…
Read MoreRelocating to the US with a TN Visa: A Guide for International Nurses
If you are a Registered Nurse and a citizen of Canada or Mexico, you may be eligible to work in the U.S. under a TN (Trade NAFTA) Visa. This non-immigrant visa offers a relatively straightforward and fast process for those who are qualified individuals, allowing nurses to work in the U.S. for up to three…
Read MoreHow to Apply for Nursing Jobs in the USA
The United States is a top destination for international nurses due to its growing demand for healthcare professionals, competitive salaries, and opportunities for career advancement. If you’re wondering how to apply for nursing jobs in the USA, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process effectively. Step 1: Meet eligibility requirements To work…
Read MoreInternational Nurses: Prepare for your USA Selection Interview
An important and exciting step in your journey to become an international nurse in the USA is selection – the point at which you secure your future assignment with a healthcare facility. This is a requirement to process your Green Card. As an international nurse working with Conexus MedStaff, you’ll have our full support in…
Read MoreImmigration Options for International Nurses
There are several immigration options to consider if you’re an international nurse interested in working in the United States. Conexus MedStaff enables nurses from around the world to achieve their goal of living and working in the U.S., by helping secure Green Cards that offer permanent residency. In this article you’ll find information about the…
Read MoreUnderstanding the USCIS Green Card for Nurses
International nurses who dream of working in the United States can benefit from understanding the immigration process that leads to securing a Green Card – even if you’re working with a nurse recruitment agency, like Conexus MedStaff, that will handle all immigration details for you. In this article, you’ll find information about United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and…
Read MoreCome to America for Nursing Jobs
Are you an international nurse looking to expand your career? America offers tremendous opportunities for qualified nurses, making it an ideal destination for those seeking to start a new chapter in their professional lives. The demand for skilled nurses in the U.S. is at an all-time high, creating numerous openings for international nurses to fill critical gaps in…
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