Nursing Training and Licensing Pathway to American Nursing for Central Asian and other countries Healthcare Professionals
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PARTNERS:
Competitive Salaries as per the Market Rate
Medical, Dental
& Vision Insurance
Professional
Liability Insurance
Relocation Guide
and Assistance
Life and Accident Insurance Cover
401(k) Retirement Plan
Free Flight to the USA to Start Assignment
Free Accommodation for One Month
The Opportunity
to Take Your Family
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Boost your English for nursing success. Enhance communication, excel in exams, and provide confident patient care. Join us to succeed in healthcare.
Our intensive NCLEX training program is designed to equip aspiring nurses with the essential knowledge and test-taking strategies needed to ace this critical exam.
Our licensing team takes your hand and guides you step be step to make sure you fulfill all the requirements for a successful nursing career in the United states.
Our team is here to assist you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free immigration process as you embark on your nursing career in the USA.
Easy steps to begin your journey
Make your American dream come true
Embarking on a career as a healthcare professional in the United States offers numerous advantages and opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Opportunities in the USA allow you to continue developing your skills at prestigious facilities, work with cutting-edge technologies and create the career you've always wanted.
New experiences in clinical settings and patient care methods in the U.S. will put your skillsets in high demand whether you continue working in America or choose to return home.
Imagine enjoying day-to-day life in a new town while you gain new experience and build your resume. With many locations to choose from, you can live the American Dream.
Conclusion:
Join our nursing team now where your skills are valued, and your contributions make a meaningful impact on patient care.
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Find answers to frequently asked questions about our program and how Medstaff Alliance can meet your needs.
MedStaff Alliance recruits from several countries in Central Asia and other countries globally. Candidates must have completed their nursing education and hold a valid nursing degree or diploma.
The NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses) is a standardized test required to obtain a nursing license in the US. It evaluates your knowledge and ability to provide safe, effective nursing care. Passing the NCLEX-RN is mandatory for all foreign-trained nurses who want to work as registered nurses in the US.
The NCLEX-RN exam is administered by Pearson VUE testing centers, which are available in many countries around the world, including parts of Central Asia. You do not necessarily need to travel to the US to take the exam. Pearson VUE has testing centers in numerous international locations, and you can schedule your exam at the center closest to you. After you are approved by the state board of nursing, you can register and select an exam center through Pearson VUE’s website.
If you fail the NCLEX-RN, you can retake the exam after 45 days, depending on the state’s requirements. There is no limit to the number of times you can retake the exam, but you must pay the registration fee each time. It’s important to identify your weak areas and seek additional preparation before attempting the exam again.
To become a US Registered Nurse as a foreign-trained nurse, the minimum qualification requirements include:
- Nursing Education: You must have a nursing diploma or diploma from an accredited Nursing School in your country.
- English Proficiency: Since English is the primary language in the US, you will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Medstaff will advise you according
Yes, Credential evaluation agencies require official transcripts from your nursing school.Both in your local language and English translated.
Yes, many US healthcare facilities require nurses to sign a contract, particularly if they are sponsoring your visa. These contracts may include details such as:
- Duration of employment.
- Salary and benefits.
- Job responsibilities
- Conditions for termination or leaving before the contract ends.
The EB-3 visa is an employment-based immigrant visa for skilled workers, including nurses.
The timeline can vary based on your country of origin and the visa type. For the EB-3 visa, it generally takes 12 to 24 months from the filing of the petition to obtaining a green card. However, there may be additional wait times if your country is subject to visa retrogression (backlogs).
Visa retrogression occurs when the demand for immigrant visas exceeds the number available for a given year. This leads to a backlog, meaning applicants from certain countries may have to wait longer before they can immigrate.
Yes, you can move to the US with your nuclear family under the EB-3 immigrant visa issued.
- Spouse: Your spouse is eligible for a dependent visa, and once in the US, they may apply for work authorization, allowing them to work legally in the US.
- Children: Your unmarried children under the age of 21 will receive dependent visas, enabling them to live and attend school in the US.
MedStaff Alliance recruits from several countries in Central Asia and other countries globally. Candidates must have completed their nursing education and hold a valid nursing degree or diploma.
The NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses) is a standardized test required to obtain a nursing license in the US. It evaluates your knowledge and ability to provide safe, effective nursing care. Passing the NCLEX-RN is mandatory for all foreign-trained nurses who want to work as registered nurses in the US.
The NCLEX-RN exam is administered by Pearson VUE testing centers, which are available in many countries around the world, including parts of Central Asia. You do not necessarily need to travel to the US to take the exam. Pearson VUE has testing centers in numerous international locations, and you can schedule your exam at the center closest to you. After you are approved by the state board of nursing, you can register and select an exam center through Pearson VUE’s website.
If you fail the NCLEX-RN, you can retake the exam after 45 days, depending on the state’s requirements. There is no limit to the number of times you can retake the exam, but you must pay the registration fee each time. It’s important to identify your weak areas and seek additional preparation before attempting the exam again.
To become a US Registered Nurse as a foreign-trained nurse, the minimum qualification requirements include:
- Nursing Education: You must have a nursing diploma or diploma from an accredited Nursing School in your country.
- English Proficiency: Since English is the primary language in the US, you will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Medstaff will advise you according
Yes, Credential evaluation agencies require official transcripts from your nursing school.Both in your local language and English translated.
Yes, many US healthcare facilities require nurses to sign a contract, particularly if they are sponsoring your visa. These contracts may include details such as:
- Duration of employment.
- Salary and benefits.
- Job responsibilities
- Conditions for termination or leaving before the contract ends.
The EB-3 visa is an employment-based immigrant visa for skilled workers, including nurses.
The timeline can vary based on your country of origin and the visa type. For the EB-3 visa, it generally takes 12 to 24 months from the filing of the petition to obtaining a green card. However, there may be additional wait times if your country is subject to visa retrogression (backlogs).
Visa retrogression occurs when the demand for immigrant visas exceeds the number available for a given year. This leads to a backlog, meaning applicants from certain countries may have to wait longer before they can immigrate.
Yes, you can move to the US with your nuclear family under the EB-3 immigrant visa issued.
- Spouse: Your spouse is eligible for a dependent visa, and once in the US, they may apply for work authorization, allowing them to work legally in the US.
- Children: Your unmarried children under the age of 21 will receive dependent visas, enabling them to live and attend school in the US.
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