Your Pathway to the Unites States Green Card: Resources & Guidance for Internationally Educated Nurses
The NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination) is a crucial step for foreign-educated nurses who wish to practice nursing in the United States. To take the NCLEX, foreign nurses need to obtain an Authorization to Test (ATT). This guide provides an overview of the NCLEX ATT process for foreign-educated nurses. Step 1 – Eligibility Assessment Before […]
- • 21 Mar 2024
Introduction The journey towards becoming a registered nurse (RN) in the United States transforms individuals through a path filled with unique opportunities and challenges, especially for internationally educated nurses. Aura Navigate champions a three-step approach: Qualify, Obtain Licensure, and Secure Employment. The National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) plays a pivotal role in […]
- • 22 Mar 2024
As an aspiring nurse from another country looking to practice in the United States, understanding the exemptions for English language proficiency tests and Social Security Numbers (SSNs) in nursing licenses is crucial. This guide provides insights into states that waive these requirements, making it easier for foreign-educated nurses to pursue their careers in the U.S. […]
- • 22 Mar 2024
Embarking on a journey to establish a nursing career in the United States, Mary, a highly motivated nurse from Manila, faced numerous obstacles that many internationally educated nurses (IENs) encounter. Throughout Mary’s journey, from understanding the licensure requirements to managing the application for an EB-3 visa, the complexity of the process can be overwhelming. This […]
- • 22 Mar 2024
Navigating the intricate visa processes for foreign nurses aiming to work in the United States is crucial for a successful career transition. Therefore, the EB-3 visa stands out as a viable option, offering a route to permanent residency. This comprehensive guide is tailored to assist foreign nurses in understanding and navigating the EB-3 visa process, […]
- • 22 Mar 2024
Internationally educated nurses (IENs) aiming to practice in the United States encounter various visa pathways tailored to specific qualifications, experiences, and professional goals. Understanding these visa options is crucial for IENs navigating the complex United States healthcare landscape. Here’s a concise guide to the primary visas available for nurses seeking to work in the United […]
- • 26 Mar 2024
The H-1B visa provides a temporary opportunity for foreign-trained nurses to work in the United States. This visa caters to “specialty occupations,” which demand the theoretical and practical application of highly specialized knowledge, usually requiring at least a bachelor’s degree. Eligibility Requirements for Nurses Seeking an H-1B Visa Education and Licensure Requirements for H-1B Visa […]
- • 26 Mar 2024
For Canadian nurses looking to expand their professional horizons, the United States presents an attractive opportunity for career advancement. Thanks to the streamlined process afforded by the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), obtaining a TN visa to work in the United States is a relatively straightforward process. Also, this special arrangement highlights the economic and trade […]
- • 24 May 2024
Board of Nursing for Each of the Fifty States of the United States
