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International Nursing Careers

Unlike many recruitment agencies, Conexus Medstaff will never charge you a fee, as we don't believe in financially burdening you; we believe in investing you and your future.

That's why, from the moment you decide on a career in the U.S., we'll support you through the whole process. What seems like a maze, Conexus will guide you through it, from licensing, immigration, and relocation to clinical readiness and long-term career growth.

But we don't just help you get into the U.s. We ensure you have a job waiting for you what matches your clinical interests. And while many other agencies disappear once they've landed you a job. Conexus doesn't. We stay with you after you land, supporting you, your career development, and your family every step of the way.

THE GLOBAL NEED FOR NURSES

The U.S. healthcare system is facing a growing shortage of nurses as the population ages and demand for skilled care increases.

Hospitals across America are seeking long-term solutions that strengthen teams and improve continuity of care. At the same time, talented nurses around the world are looking for meaningful careers with opportunities for growth.

Conexus MedStaff connects these two needs - helping nurses build life-changing careers while strengthening healthcare communities across the U.S.

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OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU

When you start your journey with Conexus, you are never navigating the process alone. Our global team works closely with you to create a clear, structured pathway from application to deployment and beyond.

We provide expert guidance across immigration, licensing, clinical readiness, relocation, and personal preparation so you can focus on building your future with confidence.

From your first application through to your long-term career in the U.S., we are committed to supporting you and your family every step of the way.

Your step-by-step pathway to nursing in the U.S.

When you start your U.S. journey with Conexus, you're not doing it alone. Our clear, structured pathway from application to deployment and beyond unique. We provide the advice, guidance, and education so that you can focus on your future with confidence.

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Application & Assessment

Once you've applied, you'll meet your Experience Coordinator, who'll guide you throughout your journey to the U.S.

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Document collection and clinical assessment

We'll help you gather the documents needed to file your immigration petition. You'll also undertake  short clinical assessment to determine your experience, helping us tailor your support.

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Visa & Immigration

Once we have all your documents, we'll file your I-140 immigration petition. At this point, we'll capture your priority date.

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Education

While your immigration petition is processing, our education team will assess your strengths and provide you with a personalised learning plan based on your career aspirations.

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Client assignment

Our Selection Advisors will guide you through your assignment options, working closely with you to ensure you're assigned to a client location that meets your personal and professional goals.

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Client offer

Once you receive an offer, we will begin to put deployment plans in place.

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Credentialing

Once your assignment is confirmed, our Licensing and Credentialing specialists will endorse your licenses to ensure you comply with all credentialing requirements.

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Embassy interview

One of the final stages of your immigration process is a U.S. Embassy interview, which we will fully prepare you for. Following your successful interview, your new visa will be approved and issued.

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Deployment and relocation

Our Relocation Team will arrange your travel and accommodation in the U.S. in readiness for deployment.

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Arrival and long-term career development

Welcome to the U.S. Unlike other agencies, our support doesn't end here. We meet you at the airport, help you get settled, and support you on your journey.

U.S. visa options for overseas development

Several pathways can lead to a nursing career in the U.S. Our team helps identify the right option based on your qualifications, location, and long-term goals.

Possible pathways include:

  • EB3 permanent residency pathway

  • H1B temporary visa with potential permanent residency pathway

  • TN visa for Canadian and Mexican nurses

  • E3 visa for Australian nurses

Our immigration specialists guide you through every stage of the process so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

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AFTER CARE: SUPPORT BEYOND ARRIVAL

Your journey with Conexus continues long after you arrive in the U.S.

 Our teams provide ongoing support through: 

Career progression and professional development 

Integration support within your hospital and community 

Licensing renewals and continuing education 

Long-term immigration and residency guidance

With dedicated teams across recruitment, clinical education, immigration, and pastoral care, we remain by your side as you build your life and career in the U.S.
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WHERE THE WORLD COMES TO CARE

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Nurses from across the world are building careers in U.S. healthcare through Conexus.

From the Philippines to Kenya, Canada to the Middle East, our global community of healthcare professionals brings together diverse skills, cultures, and experiences that strengthen hospitals and communities across the U.S.

When you join Conexus, you join a global community of professionals who support each other while making a meaningful impact in healthcare.

REAL JOURNEYS from real nurses

'Throughout my journey, Conexus Medstaff have stood by my side. They didn't just facilitate my arrival here; they remained with me every step of the way. They navigated the complexities of adapting to a new healthcare system, ensuring I was not only prepared but also confident. Because of their unwavering support, I found my footing sooner and gained confidence more rapidly. Even during my most challenging moments, I never felt alone.'
Michael Limliman
Conexus Registered nurse

Ready to kick-start your international nursing job in the U.S


Your journey starts with a single step. Take it with Conexus. You’ll not look back.

Working with Conexus has been a remarkable experience. Their support throughout the entire journey, from immigration to professional adjustment, has been exceptional.’
Evans Kiprono

 

International travelling nursing jobs: FAQs

What are the requirements for international nurses to work in the U.S.?

Registered nurse requirements – NCLEX-RN passer

If you’ve passed the NCLEX-RN, you need to be currently working in an inpatient role, or willing to return to an inpatient role within 90 days of signing a contract with us.

Registered nurse requirements – NCLEX-RN Sponsorship

If you don’t currently have your NCLEX-RN, you need to be currently working in an inpatient role, with at least 3 months of experience. You also need to hold a bachelor’s degree and have graduated in the last 10 years.

Note: At this time, we’re unable to help nurses who’ve previously taken and failed the NCLEX-RN exam.

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Do international nurses have to pay any recruitment or placement fees?

No. You don’t pay any recruitment fees to us. There are no upfront costs. Nor do we take any money from paychecks once you’re working in your placement.

What U.S. visa will Conexus sponsor for my nursing career?

Our U.S. visa sponsorship opportunities are available to international registered nurses and international medical technologists. We sponsor the EB3 green card visa for all healthcare professionals - a permanent residency visa that allows you to live and work in the U.S. permanently.

Can I live and work in the U.S. while my visa is processing?

To live and work in the U.S., you must have an approved and issued visa that allows lawful residency and work authorization. If you’re an international healthcare professional living outside of the U.S. at the time of your sponsorship with Conexus, you’ll be able to live and work in the U.S. once your green card is approved and issued.

Can my spouse work on the green card?

Yes, you can bring your spouse and children up to age 21 on an EB-3 green card visa. Both your spouse and children will be added as dependents to your visa and granted permanent residency.

How long does it take for an international nurse to relocate to the U.S?

Processing times can vary for each person because every journey is different. There are so many factors to take into consideration when you embark on your U.S. journey, which is why our team of experts is here to guide you each step of the way, from immigration to licensing, deployment, and beyond.

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