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I don't agree with that, I already have 5 friends with their families moved to NV from MD, and they all liking it so much, they are all experience RN, they've been living in Vegas for 2years now and they are enjoying the low cost of living plus the n...

You don't need to worry, just submit another application for license endorsement and pay the corresponding fee, you don't have to explain anything to them, your documents will show that you passed the NCLEX in Washington. I just endorsed my license ...

Hi ! I've been a nurse in the US for 4years and I graduated in 1996 from the PH, I have never had a single problem applying for licensure in CT, VT and MD. And now I just had my Nevada license thru reciprocity, and I am now on the process of endors...

thanks! it motivates me more to move there, I am NICU nurse and I saw a lot of opening in the NICU recently in Las Vegas.

Hi CENFROMLV! I am looking into applying at St. Rose as they always have a need in NICU. I have a nicu experience for 12years, I heard its a unionized hospital, have you worked there? Would you know if they cancel nurses a lot of times. THanks.

Hi Spongebob6286, I am also from phils, and I ammoving to vegas from maryland, I have several years of experience in nursing, I am starting look for hospitals but not too serious coz I have to sell my house here before moving there. So far I don't...

Try here in Maryland, there are plenty of hospitals here and nursing homes, I know they hire new grads. Just think if you will like the weather here.

From the different forums that I have read, it's hard to find a job for new grads in Vegas. And from the ads that I have seen, they want someone with experience.

The January VB is out, and EB3 moved only 1 month-- OCTOBER 2002. http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_3897.html

It shows how bitter your life is? But if everyone will take a chance to view your posts, it shows how eager you watch Visa Bulletin monthly.., are you also waiting for a US visa to open and just sour graping as if you are not a foreigner or maybe yo...

H1C visa is valid for 3years and cannot be extended. If you were given an approved H1c visa in october 2009, you will be good to stay in the US until October 2012. The countdown begins the date the visa was issued. But the H1C program is good unti...

I am on a working visa too and I am not underpaid. I think the salary they offered me is just and fair and that is based on the number of years of experience.

Because my priority date is current, it's 2004. The AOS was the one filed in February 2009 and not the petition(I-140)

Yes I am already working as a nurse in the US. If you have been filed only this May then it will take months to get an I-140 approval and if you got approved, your priority date will not be current, meaning it will be difficult for you to obtain a w...

There is only 1 kind of work permit and that is EAD (employment authorization document), it is an ID card, USCIS issues EAD if you have a pending AOS(priority date is current), w/c means you have an approved I-140 or immigrant petition file on your b...

You will get your work permit if you filed your AOS (w/c means your priority date is current), as of now the visa is unavailable. If yours is 2003 chances are you will get your work permit 90%. Before you'll get your work permit you will do fingerp...

Yes, pending AOS can join the MAVNI program. Try to email one of their recruiters.

Working visa or H1C/H1B are for those who are willing to take the consequence, but I tell you, hospitals who petition workers under H1C follows the rule that the DOL impose, they will never treated you differently compare with other USRN's, of course...

try to google search hospitals that offers H1C and apply online. You can still apply until 2010. This working visa is good for 3years, the hospital will also file for your greecard but that depends on their policy. Mine they filed it after 1month o...

Try to apply directly to hospitals that offers H1C visas or H1B, there are a lot of them.

Hey..I never said that I am tolerating exploitation of nurses by management or hospital employers is a positive trait, what I said was " I have a high tolerance for pressure works" I didn't even undermining what nurses here in the US does and that's ...

For those who are here in the US on H visa and need to expedite their immigration status you may try this link http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=52208

Here's another job available for those nurses who are not choosy http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=52208

Nurses from third world country have high tolerance from pressure works, and that's one of the wonderful trait I have being a Filipino, and I know most of them do so, we have experienced a lot of hardships in the hospital settings in the Philippines ...

They stop hiring foreign nurses temporarily because of the economic situations, but US employers (nursing homes, agencies for travel nurse, home visits and other small time hospitals) still need nurses, the problem is some nurses are very choosy, the...