Key Abbreviations to Know
ASN/BSN
Associate or Bachelor's Degree of Science in Nursing
Success Rate
We boast a high pass rate for our students on the NCLEX-RN exam, reflecting the effectiveness of our training methods.
F1
Student Visa Status
H-1B
Visa Status for Foreign Workers in Specialty Occupations
I-140
Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker
I-485
Application to Register PermanentResidence or Adjust Status
NCLEX-RN
Examination to Obtain Registered Nursing Qualifications
OPT
Optional Practical Training
RN-BSN
Registered Nurse to Bachelor's of Science in Nursing Program
A Career Consulting Services Agreement will be signed with Curatio Careers. Following this, the process of document preparation and school application will begin. Once the candidate receives the school's offer letter and obtains F1 visa approval, they will prepare for their transition to the United States.
Depending on the most suitable Pathway, the candidate will begin a course of study to obtain the basic qualifications needed for the profession-related examination (e.g., CNA for Certified Nursing Assistants, NCLEX-RN for Registered Nurses).
After passing the profession-related examination, the candidate can obtain employer sponsorship, and their I-140 petition will be submitted.
Depending on USCIS processing times, candidates that complete their bachelor's degree before their priority date will begin their OPT and participate in the H-1B lottery. If selected in the lottery, they will begin full-time employment. If not selected, they will continue their studies while awaiting the priority date for their I-140 submission and participate in the H-1B lottery again the following year.
Once the I-140 priority date becomes current, the candidate can submit the I-485 application for adjustment of status to USCIS. Si- multaneously, they will apply for a work permit and travel documents. Upon full processing and approval of the I-485, the candi- date will receive their Green Card.
The Sponsorship Process
Submit your application, and we will review your qualifications.
If not already licensed, we assist you in preparing and registering for the exam.
We sponsor your visa and guide you through the legal process.
Match you with a healthcare facility in the U.S.
Support with moving, housing, and starting your new job.
Why Work as a Nurse in the United States?
Competitive wages, health insurance, retirement plans, and more.
Opportunities for specialization, leadership roles, and continuing education.
Safe work environments and fair labor policies.
A chance to work in a global healthcare system with diverse patients and colleagues.