We have close working relationships with the best medical staffing companies in the U.S. and are currently looking for nurses who would like to work in hospitals in America, with opportunities available in highly sought-after cities and towns in almost every state. Register your interest today.

What can you expect working as a nurse in America?

• To be hired on a guaranteed 5,200-hour contract (around 2.5 years) with the option of continuing your employment

• Fantastic 6-week training in Florida to support your transition

• A wide selection of nursing placements across 26 States

• A highly-experienced Green Card Sponsor to take you through the expedited hiring programme

• A sign-on bonus

• Medical, dental, vision and prescription coverage for you and your family

• 24/7 support during your contract

• 1st month of onsite accommodation paid for

• 36-hour workweek with the option for overtime when available

Making your move run smoothly

Our U.S. medical staffing company partners work in much the same way as we do. They care for all the little details and want to make sure that:

• Your journey to America is well-supported

• You are supported in passing your NCLEX training

• You have help with completing documents and that your VISA application process is as smooth as possible

• You have the right Green Card Sponsorship

• The cost of your flights and other relocation fees are paid for

• You are well-prepared following 6-weeks training in Florida (with free accommodation and money for essentials)

• You are matched to roles that tick all your boxes

• You are paid correctly and on time (as your employer, they take care of this)

• You have an assigned mentor who acts as your personal contact in America throughout your contract, and is there to help you with everything from community services to transportation, housing and more.

As you can imagine, the whole relocation process can take time – around 18 months to be precise. But it’s absolutely worth it if you want to work as a nurse in America for a minimum of 2.5 years.

What can you expect to be paid?

Rates of pay vary from state to state but typically they range between $26 and $33 per hour, with the likes of New York, Los Angeles and Seattle paying even higher rates.

Most shifts are 12 hours (7 am to 7 pm) but, again, these can vary depending on the city or hospital.

What will your main duties be?

As a nurse in America, your duties are similar to those in the UK. Your primary role will be caring for patients, liaising with other medical staff, administering medicine, checking vital signs, and maintaining patient charts and records.

How much experience do you need?

Alongside 1-2 years of bedside experience, you will need:

• An associate degree from an accredited nursing programme, although a bachelor’s degree is preferred

• To have already passed or soon to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) that enables you to practice as a nurse in the U.S. This training will be provided and paid for as part of the process

• Have completed American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support (BLS) training

• Be AHA Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certified (depending on specialty)

Start your journey today

Relocating to the U.S. as a nurse will take up to 18-months to complete the transition.

If you’re looking to have the experience of a lifetime and be employed by a medical staffing company who we know will take good care of you, from the moment we put you forward for a role until your last working day, then complete the form below.

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