International Registered Nurse – USA Relocation (NCLEX Passed) [$36.78–$45.50/hour]
Full-time | Permanent | USA Relocation Opportunity
Urgently hiring experienced International Registered Nurses for relocation opportunities with leading U.S. healthcare employers.
This role is ideal for nurses who have already passed NCLEX and completed the CES report through CGFNS and are seeking long-term career growth in the United States.
Mandatory Requirements to Apply
- NCLEX-RN passed (mandatory)
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN / B.Sc. Nursing)
- Minimum 5 years of recent hospital experience
- Maximum 15 years of experience considered for salary placement
- CES Report completed and issued by CGFNS (mandatory)
- Active nursing license in home country
- Willingness to relocate to the United States
Preferred Specialties
Emergency Room, Med-Surg, Medical Surgical
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Roles & Responsibilities
- Provide safe and effective patient care within the assigned specialty area.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and nursing records.
- Collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
- Follow U.S. hospital protocols,
infection control standards, and patient safety guidelines.
- Participate in orientation, training, and ongoing career development after relocation.
Bonus & Benefits + SalaryPay Transparency
- $36.78–$45.50 per hour
- Salary placement based on years of experience (5–15 years), specialty, and client evaluation.
Benefits
- USA relocation opportunity with sponsoring healthcare employer
- Immigration and onboarding support
- Medical insurance
- Orientation and training support
- Long-term career growth within the U.S. healthcare system
Schedule
- Full-time permanent role
- Hospital rotational shifts / 12-hour shifts as per facility requirement
Why Apply?
- NCLEX and CES completed candidates are given priority review
- High-demand specialties: ER, Med-Surg
- Opportunity to build a long-term nursing career in the United States