I am a RN/RM from Kenya . Initiated CGFNs process ,my credentials assessed , report written . Can l be assisted to get a Job as CNA as l prepare to take NCLEX ? I have a valid USA visa . Advice
Excellent! Did she apply at healthstaff.org/apply-healthcare/ ? If she has already applied, a recruiter will review the resume and follow-up with her. Thank you.
It ultimately depends on the cost of living for you and your immediate family. You can use the cost of living calculator that we share during this webinar replay to determine the average cost of expenses in the city to which you are moving.
@@stormranger528 You want to go to TN because of family/Friends? Is your priority is Safety and raise a family? I would suggest going to Texas. If your priority is to make a lot of money for later buy a house in another State or your in another Country for cheap, then I would suggest California. Avoid San Francisco and its close areas. Those are expensive and your high salary will not matter there. Instead focus on Sacramento, specially East of Sacramento. Cost of living is cheaper and you will earn a lot of money. And also, California really favors nurses that work extra hours will pay you a lot of money. Search around, you will find plenty of information about this. My girlfriend is a RN, and we are currently planning to move to California to make money. We were planning going to Texas at first. But Texas laws really don't favor nurses a lot. To get extra money in Texas you have to pass the 40 hours weekly. In California they will pay you extra if you work more than 8 hours a single day. Do your research on this.
