Kosmonavt

Just for the exceptionally smart people who read carefully before posting I would like to repeat once again that Ghillbert was wrong because the following statements are not true: Those statements are wrong and misleading. And I'm not going to w...

In one sentence - "Bachelor degree is not required for a nurse to emigrate to the US". Plain and simple.

I don't want to clarify anything. Your statement below is limply wrong. You mislead people and then wonder why they prove you wrong.

Actually they were not.

Do you have a crystal ball? What if immigration reform happen within the next 2 years or another bill will authorize more schedule A visas for nurses? What will you say then, besides "I'm sorry"? Could you predict in 2003 that there will be schedule ...

Green card. She just starts school. So we are not talking about now.

Actually, you a wrong.

No you don't need the original. If you will be able to apply for adjustment of status, only a copy is required.

NP's qualify under EB2 which is "current" for all countries except India and China.

First of all DON'T GO TO RECRUITERS. When I graduated I tried to get a job at a particular hospital, the recruiter who helped my friend to get a job there told me that they don't hire new grads. I applied directly and got a job. The HR manager told m...

I understand the importance of the critical care/PACU experience. But at this time there are no open positions in my area. Therefore I'd like to know if it's possible to get the initial CCU exprerience in the Army and how it's different from civilian...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but on the Army website it says that one needs to serve 2 years as an active duty officer before being eligible to apply for CRNA program. So I was wondering if it's possible to get 1-2 years of ICU experience in the Army and...

Can you join Army as an CCU nurse without CCU experience? I have 2 year of experience of Med/Surg Med/Tele experience.

Do you know what's the starting pay rate at that hospital? It's $25.84/hr . When that dude decides it's time to the address the shortage maybe he will consider giving pay raise to nurses, not to himself and other top management. Also, many facilitie...

If they are not hiring, how come she still has her job?

That's just another stereotype from the series "It's all about the patient, my own being is not important". *******! The same should apply to ALL heath care professionals. I've never seen this applied to doctors, dentists, physical therapists, respir...

You need to take academic module for licensure, but general module for immigration. If you took an academic module I would include a letter explaining that you had to take it for licensure purposes. May or may not work.

In my opinion, it's crazy to pay $100,000 for BSN. She could get for $10,000 in California.

I don't know about Australia, but in Canada the government pays hospitals to train new grads for 6 month.

I'm pretty sure that in 4-5 year we will see a surge of Filipino nurses on TN visas into the US.

You don't need a bachelor degree to emigrate to the U.S. as a RN. I don't know what makes you think about changing a career, but your major problems will be: 1. To get admitted into the nursing program. Most schools have 2-5 year waiting list. The on...

What's your nurse to patient ratios? What do you think about quality of life and working conditions comparing to major Australian cities?

I don't understand how $85,000 per year correlates with about $27 per hour offered to nurses in Vancouver? $27x40hoursx4.5weeksx12months=$58320/year. They, probably pay extra for working on holidays, weekends, and nights. But is it going to be almost...

There is no line cutting (the hint word is "priority date").

That's what I mean. http://shusterman.com/pdf/stock209.pdf Also, regardless of the length of the contract, your total obligation would be 8 years of service. Which means that if seven years from now they start a new war, you may be called for duty...