Posts Tagged ‘F1 Visa’
Optimize Your OPT: International Students and Green Card Sponsorship
For international nursing students pursuing education in the United States on the F1 visa, the Optional Practical Training (OPT) period presents an opportunity to gain practical experience and lay the groundwork for a long-term nursing career in the U.S., particularly for those seeking Green Card sponsorship from an employer. The OPT period serves as a bridge between…
Read MoreNavigating the Path to Success: Opportunities for May Graduates in U.S. Healthcare
As May graduation unfolds, international nursing students in the U.S. on the F1 visa stand at the threshold of new beginnings. This pivotal moment can be both exciting and challenging. Beyond the cap and gown lies the promise of a fulfilling career in nursing and healthcare. In this blog, we will explore the many opportunities awaiting international…
Read MoreInternational Nursing Student: Preparing for Graduation
Heading toward graduation as an international nursing student in the United States comes with its own set of challenges and opportunities. To ensure a smooth transition from student to professional, it’s crucial to focus on three main aspects: securing Green Card sponsorship, optimizing your Optional Practical Training (OPT) placement, and setting yourself up for success…
Read MoreUnderstanding F1 to Green Card: A Step-by-Step Immigration Guide for Nursing Graduates
As an international nursing graduate, securing Green Card visa sponsorship is the key to launching your long-term career in the U.S. In this step-by-step immigration guide tailored for nursing students and graduates, we will explore the process of transitioning from an F1 visa to a Green Card, leveraging the Optional Practical Training (OPT) period. Step…
Read MoreInternational Nursing Students: USA Career Guide
As an international nursing student studying in the United States on the F1 visa,you’ll no doubt want to start the new year the right way – by setting your career goals and shaping your future in the nursing profession. We understand that transitioning from student life to a professional career can be both thrilling and challenging,…
Read MoreGet $1,000 for Referring a Fellow F1 Visa International Nursing Student in the U.S. to Conexus MedStaff
If you’re an international nursing student in the U.S., you’re bound to have built friendships with the people you’re studying alongside. And even though the student experience won’t last forever, that doesn’t mean your friendships have to end when you graduate. Why not bring a friend (or two… or more!) along with you when you…
Read MoreVisa Bulletin Update: June 2023
The Department of State has released the Visa Bulletin for the month of June 2023. EB-3 cutoff dates for all counties and categories will remain the same. India will remain at June 15, 2012, and China will remain at April 1, 2019. All other countries will remain at June 1, 2022 (including Philippines and the rest of…
Read MoreInternational Nurses Working in the USA (Stories)
Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare industry. Day in and day out, they work tirelessly to care for patients, advocate for their needs, and improve the quality of care. At Conexus MedStaff, we are fortunate to work with some of the most dedicated and talented nurses from around the world who bring their unique…
Read MoreOR Nurse from Taiwan Shares her Experience Moving to the U.S. with Goals to become CRNA
Career growth and opportunities to build a future are what drive many international nurses to start their U.S. nursing jobs with Conexus MedStaff. That’s what motivated Jessica, a registered nurse from Taiwan, to make a move to the United States. Prior to her move, Jessica was working as an OR nurse. Here’s what she says about her…
Read MoreConexus RN Awarded EARN Scholarship for Continued Education
Mia Nfissi, a Conexus RN from Morroco, recently received Conexus MedStaff’s Education Advancement for Registered Nurses (EARN) Scholarship. The scholarship, awarded biannually to eligible Conexus nurses, allows dedicated healthcare professionals to advance their clinical knowledge, skills, or education to further enhance the level and service of care provided to the healthcare community. Mia has worked…
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