Location: Mountain Range, Colorado
Joining the
Conexus Community
We provide our international nurses in the United States with guidance and support to build a successful and fulfilling career in the U.S. Through our visa sponsorship program, we help international nurses and medical technologists grow their skills and earning potential to begin their version of the American dream.
Conexus also has opportunities for U.S. Registered nurses who are already working in the U.S. and eligible to work without visa sponsorship. If you’re eager to explore new opportunities and gain valuable experience in different healthcare settings, we invite you to learn more about our 6 and 12-month contracts. We offer competitive pay, comprehensive benefits and the chance to explore new locations and healthcare facilities. We also will provide support for our international registered nurses who have a green card and want to pursue U.S. citizenship. Learn more about the path to citizenship here.
Short-Term Contracts
for Experienced U.S. Nurses
Conexus is hiring U.S. RNs who are eligible to work without visa sponsorship. Our short-term contracts offer competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, exciting bonuses and the opportunity to explore new locations as you grow your career.
SPONSORSHIP & CAREERS
FOR INTERNATIONAL NURSING STUDENTS
Conexus specializes in the recruitment, training and placement of U.S.-educated, international nursing students. With a wide range of assignment opportunities across the U.S., we are here to help you transition from student to professional.
Real stories from real people. Over 150 countries are represented in our Conexus community.
Success stories from our community.
When Mia came to the United States with her husband and children in 2010, she was determined to earn the necessary credentials to work as a U.S. nurse. Before she found Conexus MedStaff® in 2018, she was a nursing student on the F1 visa at Arkansas State University – and before that – a midwife in Morocco.
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 Venezuela and had been looking for a job on her OPT that would provide sponsorship.
Michael used the Conexus EARN scholarship to serve as a critical care nurse and improve the health of his patients.
Development and Support Before You Arrive in the U.S.
Personal Growth
English proficiency ensures successful communication and understanding.
Clinical competency will help you feel confident in your skills and in your new U.S. career.
Cultural awareness helps you acclimate to your new community and feel connected to the people you will be working with in your new role.
Community
We provide assimilation training and personalization of services specific to each healthcare professional.
We do this so when you arrive in the U.S., you can connect with other healthcare professionals in the Conexus community.
Immigration Support
We provide guidance and coordination for you to work and live well as a healthcare professional in the U.S., including:
• Immigration Processing
• Credentialing and Licensing
We manage the complex details and travel logistics so you can focus on preparing for your move and your U.S. career.
Arriving and Thriving in the U.S.
Conexus MedStaff® has hundreds of healthcare facility opportunities across America where we match our Conexus nurses and medical technologists with careers where they can grow and thrive. Our commitment to our Conexus community of nurses and medical technologists is that Conexus will be with you every step of the way, providing a community away from home, and investing in your personal and professional growth to achieve your goals and your future.
