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  1. Aug 9, '12 by
    Boston market requires a BSN to work and jobs are hard to come by. Also no hospital is sponsoring atthis time .
  2. Aug 9, '12 by
    What does mean BSN?
  3. Asst. Admin
    Aug 10, '12 by
    Quote from ariadna
    What does mean BSN?
    BSN. = bachelor's of science in nursing. A 4 year university/collegiate degree
  4. Dec 8, '12 by
    Ah, Thanks! :-)
  5. Dec 8, '12 by
    Quote from JustBeachyNurse
    BSN. = bachelor's of science in nursing. A 4 year university/collegiate degree
    I have BSN spanish :-)
  6. Dec 8, '12 by
    Bi lingual nurses are in demand, but your issue maybe that you need the legal right to work in the USA, presently there is a long wait to get a visa to get in the USA.
  7. Dec 8, '12 by
    I speak french too. How long I must to wait to get a visa? Months? A year? More than two years?
  8. Admin
    Dec 8, '12 by
    Once you have met state requirements, passed NCLEX and find a employer willing to go the immigration route you are looking at 6 plus years. H1b as long as you are BSN and the job requires minimum of BSN your employer applies in April with an Oct start if successful and granted a H1b
  9. Dec 8, '12 by
    Quote from Silverdragon102
    Once you have met state requirements, passed NCLEX and find a employer willing to go the immigration route you are looking at 6 plus years. H1b as long as you are BSN and the job requires minimum of BSN your employer applies in April with an Oct start if successful and granted a H1b
    6 years? Wow.. One question, I have a canadian friend who is working in US, there is easier for them?
  10. Admin
    Dec 8, '12 by
    Canadian citizens are able to use the NAFTA option as long as they met requirements and have a employer