🩺 For hospitals & health systems

The US nursing shortage is structural. We have the talent ready.

International registered nurses, fully licensed and visa-ready in 8 months — not 18. Replace travel staffing with a permanent solution backed by USMCA visa expertise.

200K+
Open RN positions across the US
HRSA projects shortages through 2036
$5,400
Average cost per travel-nurse week
Up to 3× a permanent hire — and they leave in 13 weeks
18+ mo
Typical time-to-license for international RNs
When agencies stumble on BON paperwork and exam strategy
What this means for your CNO

You're burning cash on travel staffing while permanent vacancies stay open. Local hiring can't close the gap. International recruitment is the structural answer — but only if executed with regulatory precision. That's where most agencies fail.

Our approach

We move faster because we don't outsource the hard parts.

Every step from sourcing to first day of work happens under one accountable team. No vendor chains. No surprise delays.

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Specialty-matched sourcing

ICU, MICU, Med/Surg, Surgical, Dialysis, CVICU, Mental Health — we source against your exact unit, not generic RN inventory.

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Exam strategy built in

Pre-arrival OET/IELTS/PTE coaching, NCLEX prep, retake support. We don't take cases we can't close.

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BON endorsement playbook

Multi-state license strategy. We sequence licensing to maximize portability — Texas-first, NY/NJ overlap, MA endorsement, etc.

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Visa pathway selection

H-1B1 for Chile (cap-exempt), TN for Mexico. We position roles correctly the first time.

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VisaScreen managed

TruMerit (CGFNS) coordination is where many cases stall. We move it forward weekly.

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Travel & arrival

Flight booking, housing pointers, first-day prep. Retention is won in the first 90 days post-arrival.

The 8-month timeline

From offer accepted to first shift, here's what happens.

1
Month 1-2
Offer & docs
Offer accepted, CES Report filed, English exam scheduled, BON application started.
2
Month 3-5
Exams & licensing
English passed (OET/IELTS/PTE), NCLEX scheduled and passed, license endorsement filed.
3
Month 5-6
VisaScreen + visa
VisaScreen issued, consular interview scheduled in Mexico City / Ciudad Juárez / Santiago, visa approved.
4
Month 7-8
Travel & start
Flight booked, arrival coordinated, hospital onboarding, first day of work.
Real nurses · active pipeline

A sample of who's moving through right now.

Anonymized to protect candidate privacy. Full profiles, references, and credentials shared once we sign a partnership agreement.

SD
RN · ICU🩺
Anonymized profile
🇲🇽 MexicoSouth Carolina
SV
RN · MICU🩺
Anonymized profile
🇨🇱 ChileSouth Carolina
KM
RN🩺
Anonymized profile
🇨🇱 ChileMassachusetts
JA
RN · Med/Surg🩺
Anonymized profile
🇲🇽 MexicoSouth Carolina
DR
RN · Dialysis🩺
Anonymized profile
🇲🇽 MexicoSouth Carolina
CB
RN · Med/Surg🩺
Anonymized profile
🇨🇱 ChileSouth Carolina
GR
RN · Med/Surg🩺
Anonymized profile
🇲🇽 MexicoSouth Carolina
NM
RN · Surgical🩺
Anonymized profile
🇨🇱 ChileSouth Carolina
CM
Health Care Practitioner🩺
Anonymized profile
🇨🇱 ChileMassachusetts
8 mo
Avg time-to-start
Offer accepted → first shift
2
Visa pathways
H-1B1 (Chile) · TN (Mexico)
9+
States
Multi-license endorsement strategy
USA-wide
Coverage
Hospital systems coast to coast
Stop the bleed

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