This client – a CEO with a rural hospital in New Mexico – needed four registered nurses quickly to maintain continuity of care for its small community. Our team partnered with the medical staff to quickly tailor a solution. Elite365 provided four international nurses. We sat down to interview the client to learn about their experience working with us. Here’s what they had to say.
Hiring TN-Visa Registered Nurses from Mexico offers healthcare organizations a strategic advantage in addressing today’s nursing shortages while maintaining high standards of care. The TN Visa, part of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), allows qualified Mexican RNs to work legally in the U.S. with a streamlined, efficient visa process – often much faster than other immigration pathways.
The Challenge: Bridging Cultural and Educational Gaps International nurses face unique obstacles when preparing for U.S. licensure. Beyond mastering clinical content, they must navigate cultural differences in healthcare delivery, communication styles, and testing formats that can significantly impact their performance on the NCLEX examination. Elite365 recognized these challenges and committed to building a comprehensive solution…
International nurses offer a wide range of benefits to U.S. hospitals – from providing high-quality care to filling growing hospital staffing gaps.
Meet Senior International Recruiter, Sonja Vidovic. She is passionate about helping immigrants achieve their American dreams, spoiling her nieces and nephews, visiting museums, walking her pup, and sharing her story as a Bosnian Serb refugee.
At Elite365, our committed team will provide you with step-by-step guidance on helping international nurses go through the credentialing process to start working at your facility.
Meet Frankie Farrar-Helm, Director of Enterprise Marketing at Elite365. Learn about her passion for marketing, making a difference, and her beloved golden retriever Luka.
Understaffing is a costly issue for hospitals. In fact, one unfilled role can cost an average of $7,700.
International nurses offer a wide range of benefits to U.S. hospitals – from providing high-quality care to filling growing hospital staffing gaps.