Job placement in hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics
Assistance with the U.S. immigration and licensing process
Visa sponsorship (I-140 Employment-Based Green Card)
Access a vetted pool of qualified nurses
Ensure licensing compliance (NCLEX, CGFNS, etc.)
Navigate employment-based immigration (Form I-140)
We specialize in international nurse recruitment for U.S. healthcare providers. Our mission is to close the gap between global nursing talent and U.S. facilities experiencing workforce shortages. Backed by deep personal ties in the Philippines and Jamaica, and a professional network that spans continents, we understand both sides of the staffing equation. Our team ensures every candidate we place is thoroughly vetted, qualified, and ready to contribute.
Facing nurse shortages? We help U.S. healthcare providers hire experienced, credentialed nurses from abroad—without the hassle. From sourcing and screening to visa paperwork, we manage every step of the recruitment and immigration process so you can focus on delivering care.
If you’re a qualified nurse and have already passed the NCLEX, Pathways U.S.A. will never charge you a fee for our recruitment services. We believe that skilled nurses deserve access to life-changing opportunities without unnecessary financial burden.
Our team will guide you through every step of the process—job matching, immigration paperwork, licensing support, and relocation assistance—completely free of charge. Your journey to a rewarding nursing career in the U.S. starts with trusted support, not hidden costs.
Struggling with nurse shortages? Pathways U.S.A. brings you qualified international nurses ready to integrate seamlessly into your workforce. We handle sourcing, screening, and immigration paperwork—so you don’t have to. Our process ensures every nurse meets U.S. standards and is ready to deliver high-quality care from day one.
Navigating the process of working as a nurse in the United States can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to make it simple. Below are answers to the most common questions we receive from international nurses looking to build a rewarding career in America.
Hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or a comparable 4-year nursing degree
Be a licensed registered nurse in your country of training
Have passed the NCLEX-RN exam (required for U.S. licensure)
Have a strong command of English
Possess 1–2 years of clinical experience (depending on employer requirements)
Hospitals
Nursing homes and long-term care facilities
Assisted living communities
Outpatient and ambulatory care centers
Depending on your specialty, we match you with roles such as ICU nurse, ER nurse, OR nurse, med-surg nurse, and more. We also consider your location preferences and long-term goals to find the best fit.
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