Tips and Advice
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 MoreLiving the American dream: a guide for international healthcare professionals and their families
The United States offers a wealth of opportunities for you and your family to thrive and build a fulfilling life, after relocating to start your new career as an international healthcare professional. In this blog, we will explore some key aspects of living the American dream for every member of your family, including finding job…
Read MoreA guide to success: helping you and your family thrive during your journey as a healthcare professional in the U.S.
If you’re considering starting a new career in the U.S. as a registered nurse or medical technologist, some of the most complex components of your decision to relocate will be related to your family. It’s important to weigh the pros and cons of moving with your spouse and/or children, and to properly manage the expectations…
Read MoreRecruiting, Maintaining, and Retaining a Multigenerational Team in Healthcare
In today’s healthcare industry, organizations are faced with the challenge of building and maintaining a team that includes individuals from various generations. With many healthcare professionals planning for retirement as well as new graduates entering the workforce, it is essential for healthcare organizations to understand how to recruit, maintain, and retain a multi-generational team. While…
Read MoreMastering your interview: a guide for international nurses starting their U.S. nursing career
Starting a nursing career in the United States can be both exciting and challenging. One crucial aspect of this journey is mastering your interviews. In this blog, we will provide you with a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for and excel in your interviews. Research the institution and position Before any interview, it’s crucial…
Read MoreTips for Taking the Next Generation NCLEX Exam
The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) is a new exam that has been introduced by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) this year. This new exam is designed to better assess a nurse’s ability to think critically and make clinical judgments. If you’re an international nurse or international nursing student preparing to take…
Read MoreInternational Nurses: Passed Your NCLEX Exam? Get a $5,000 Bonus!
Starting a new life as a registered nurse in the U.S. is an exciting prospect. Conexus MedStaff is committed to helping international nurses start building a life they love in the United States. We’ll support you in making your version of the American dream come true – and if you have already passed your NCLEX…
Read MorePreparing for the Enhanced Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Exam: What International Nurses, International Nursing Graduates Should Know
If you’re an international nurse or an international nursing student on the F1 visa looking to start your career as a U.S. nurse, you’ll need to pass the NCLEX-RN exam before you can start working. On April 1, 2023, the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) launched, replacing the original NCLEX exam. This enhanced exam was created…
Read MoreNursing Job Interview: Weaknesses and Strengths
As a nurse who serves patients and families, you are probably quite humble at heart. So how can you best prepare for the hard questions in an interview, including questions about your strengths and weaknesses as a nurse? “What would you say your weaknesses are?” It’s a tough question to answer, isn’t it? No one…
Read MoreUSA Nurse Jobs: Green Card and EB-3 I-140 Premium Processing Time
We are often asked by nurses if we will file Premium Processing for their Priority Date (PD). We often give a lawyer-like response and say, “it depends,” because it really does. U.S. immigration law is complex, and no two cases are the same. Sometimes paying extra for expediting a case is worth it, and other times it’s not. What is premium processing? Premium processing is a…
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