Registered Nurse (RN) - EB-3 Green Card Sponsorship | Latin America

Job Description

Job Description

We are actively recruiting Registered Nurses (RNs) from Latin America for EB-3 Green Card sponsorship opportunities with established hospital systems across the United States.

This is an excellent opportunity for internationally trained nurses seeking long-term U.S. employment, permanent residency, and a structured transition into the American healthcare system . Selected candidates will receive immigration and credentialing support, relocation assistance, and guidance throughout the process from recruitment through arrival in the United States.

Assignment Locations: Multiple U.S. states, with opportunities currently expected in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Florida , depending on hospital staffing needs.

Employment Type: Full-time, permanent employment through an EB-3 immigrant visa sponsorship pathway

Position Overview

We are seeking experienced Latin American Registered Nurses to join U.S. hospital systems through an EB-3 employment-based immigration pathway .

Depending on clinical background and hospital needs, opportunities may be available across a variety of acute-care departments and specialties.

Responsibilities may include:

• Providing safe, compassionate, patient-centered nursing care
• Performing comprehensive patient assessments and monitoring clinical conditions
• Developing and implementing individualized care plans
• Administering medications and treatments in accordance with hospital protocols
• Maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation
• Collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary healthcare teams
• Educating patients and families regarding treatment plans and ongoing care
• Following U.S. hospital standards, policies, and patient-safety requirements

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive U.S. hospital salary based on experience, specialty, and location
• Sign-on bonus opportunities available at participating facilities
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off and holidays
• Retirement plan options
• Full-time, long-term hospital employment
• EB-3 Green Card sponsorship pathway
• Structured orientation and clinical onboarding
• Support with the transition into the U.S. healthcare environment

Immigration & Relocation Support

Selected candidates may receive comprehensive support throughout the international recruitment and relocation process, including:

• EB-3 immigrant visa sponsorship
• VisaScreen and professional credentialing guidance
• Assistance with U.S. state RN licensure requirements
• Eligible reimbursement of certain credentialing and immigration-related expenses, depending on the employer
• International airfare reimbursement, where applicable
• Relocation assistance packages, depending on the facility
• Housing setup or arrival assistance, where offered by the employer
• Personalized support throughout the recruitment, immigration, and relocation process
• Assistance coordinating the transition from your home country to your new U.S. assignment

Minimum Requirements

• Registered Nurse from a Latin American country
• Active RN license in your home country
• NCLEX-RN completed or eligibility/in progress , depending on the applicable pathway
• Minimum 2 years of recent bedside clinical nursing experience
• Strong English communication skills
• Ability and willingness to meet U.S. state nursing licensure requirements
• Ability to meet applicable EB-3 immigration and professional credentialing requirements
• Willingness to relocate permanently to the United States
• Commitment to working full-time in a U.S. hospital environment

Build Your Nursing Career in the United States

If you are a Latin American Registered Nurse with recent clinical experience, strong English skills, and the goal of building a long-term nursing career in the United States , this may be an excellent opportunity to take the next step.

Apply today to be considered for EB-3 sponsored hospital opportunities, with immigration, credentialing, and relocation support throughout the process.