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Go to CRNA school

lmao !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What hospital is this?, I think I am going to pack up my entire life and transfer there...lol What is your retention rate?

I live in NY state. But I have interviewed at a few big University hospitals in big cities in other states. By foreign I mean that you are NOT a US Citizen and DO NOT have a green card, and therefore if you want to work in the U.S. you must use a type of work visa/permit. If you are a Canadian or Mexican citizen, a lot of University Medical Centers take the TN Visa as a work permit. It can be valid for up to 3 yrs, and is renewable indefinitely.

I asked upfront. You don't really have to go to a rural hospital as MOST big university teaching hospitals hire 'foreign' nurses.

what hospital is that ???!!!!!!????!!!! that pays almost $45/hr to new grads ?

I am also a Canadian nurse educated in the U.S. and I also have a TN. You DO have to get a visa screen. Mine was ~$500 and took almost 2 months to get. I have renewed my TN 4 times and 2/4 immigration officers asked for it. But if they ask and you don't have it, they will deny your TN because the immigration policy is that any foreign nurse regardless of where you were educated needs a visa screen. The ONLY thing Canadians can opt out of is the TOEFL exam. It's a dumb rule because the Visa Screen just states that your education is EQUIVALENT to a U.S. education. Really really really DUMB when you go to school in the U.S.

Elmwood manor is pretty good. It is in Brighton.