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UAS position (no exp) pays about atleast 80k doing 10-14 assessments a week; depending on the company you are working for - which are basically health insurance plans. Due to Covid, all visits are completed telephonically. But due to upcoming Medicaid budget cuts, they are taking away the UAS assessment from the plans and instead will have one Independent Assessor - MAXIMUS. If you want to push through doing UAS assessments, better apply directly to Maximus.

Been in AN since 2010. But after two years of being inactive, I was not able to log in to my account, thus it prompted me to make a new one. And I could not agree more with you. Tides have turned. Nasty, rude and unnecessary comments have become conventional.

This is getting good. More popcorn please! Keep the humor coming! :)

Hi! Check their website How to apply for RN/LPN Licensure | Nevada State Board of Nursing :)

Thanks! Will definitely look into that. :)

I agree with the previous comments. Bottom line, you cannot sit for NCLEX with your H4 visa in CA. And btw, here is the article from USCIS's website about obtaining EAD/SSN with your H4 visa. And please if you find yourself eligible, get yourself an immigration lawyer to file for you. This has just been passed this year. Thus, I am not surprised most are not aware that you can get an employment authorization while under H4. See if you are eligible. Goodluck. FAQs: Employment Authorization for Certain H-4 Dependent Spouses | USCIS

You might want to consider moving to a different state like New York. You need not have a SSN to sit for nclex. But then you cannot work under H4. Unless you apply for EAD. Check USCIS website for H4 EAD. You have to meet the criteria to be eligible. But you can definitely attend school.

Under h4 you are allowed to attend school. On a dependent visa though like your wife has, you cannot take advantage of financial aid and OPT. Now regarding In-state tuitions, you can check the school's requirement.

I am out of the hospital for four years now. Got my license 2011 and have my BSN. Due to immigration laws, I cannot work under my current visa. But thank the heavens, after four years, my green card will be out this year. My worries are that no hospital might even look at my resume when they see that I have been out for that amount of time. I am a volunteer since 2012 at a physical therapy private practice. I do ROM/AROM with patients, some billing for Medicare/Medicaid, knowledgeable about ICD-9 transitioning to ICD-10. I volunteer 3x a week since 2012. Now I have seen the OR fellowship on one of the largest hospitals in the state and is considering to get in. I have my BLS and ACLS updated this year. Will I need more? Like a refresher course? Will it even help? Thanks. :|