Registered Nurses
Canada was the first step. Now it’s time for the U.S.
If you’re an foreign-educated nurse currently working in Canada, you’ve already taken a huge step. You’ve adapted to a new healthcare system, earned valuable experience, and built a life in a new country. But what if that was only the beginning? For many nurses like you, Canada is the springboard rather than the final destination.…
Read MoreOur 10-step guide: How to Migrate to the U.S. as a Registered Nurse on a Trade National Visa
Looking to take your nursing career south of the border? If you’re a Canadian or Mexican citizen and a registered nurse, the Trade National (TN) visa offers one of the most streamlined pathways to work and live in the United States. With the right preparation and support, this temporary work visa can open the door…
Read MoreWhy the U.S. is an attractive destination for nurse migration: Where should you start your nursing journey?
If you’re an international nurse looking to work abroad, you’ve likely considered a few top destinations like the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and the Middle East, which are all popular options. But how do they compare when it comes to the things that matter most, including salary, professional development, quality of life, family…
Read MoreTop 10 benefits of migrating as a registered nurse to the U.S. from the Philippines
Here we explore the professional, financial, and personal advantages of building your nursing career in the United States. Filipino nurses are globally recognized for their expertise, compassion, and dedication. It’s no surprise that the U.S. continues to be one of the most sought-after destinations for nurses from the Philippines seeking not just better pay, but…
Read MoreWhy More Canadian Nurses Are Heading South: The Benefits of Working in the U.S.
By Vasco Lopes da Silva, EVP of International Operations, Conexus MedStaff Are you a Canadian nurse wondering if the grass really is greener on the other side of the border? You’re not the only one. Increasingly, nurses from across Canada are exploring the opportunity to take their skills and passion for care to the U.S.…
Read MoreU.S. Immigration: What You Need to Know in 2025 – A Guide for International Nurses and Healthcare Professionals
By Vasco Lopes da Silva – EVP of Global Strategic Talent for Conexus MedStaff Navigating U.S. immigration can feel overwhelming, especially in today’s unpredictable landscape. The process can often seem complex and frustrating if you’re an international nurse or healthcare professional striving to build a life and career in the U.S.. At Conexus MedStaff, we’re…
Read MoreInternational Nurse Sponsorship: Abandoned by a U.S. Sponsor or Direct Hire?
Immigration and U.S. sponsorship for international nurses can be challenging in general, and for international nurses abandoned by a sponsor, it can be both frustrating and concerning. Fortunately, Conexus MedStaff is an expert in immigration and sponsorship for international nurses, even during retrogression and through abandonment of an original sponsor. The Conexus team is here…
Read MoreStaffing Agency vs. Direct Hire – Guidance for International Nurses Working in the U.S.
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. So what is the difference between a staffing agency vs. direct hire? Both models offer unique advantages, and while they…
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 MoreUSA Nurse Job F1 Visa: International Nursing Student and Graduate Sponsorship
While some international nursing students on F1 visa will return to their home country, most will look to remain in the U.S. and enter the nursing profession. The question is, how do you get started? And what will your journey look like? For most international nursing students studying in the U.S., the process will look like…
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