NURSiNG, THEN PHYSICAL THERAPY???

Yes, as long as your friend can find an employer willing to sponsor her and get her work visa. And for nurses, there are a lot of hospitals and medical facilities willing to give her that.

Unsure what environment you intended to work as a nurse, but we have a huge nursing shortage in this country. Premium salaries are being paid in all arenas, hospitals, medical offices, long-term ca...

The web site in the link below will guide you through. The NHS is the largest employer of nurses and their website is a good source of information about careers with themselves. Look at all the ...

What about a scrub nurse in the OR???

That's the way I did it.

I really have to disagree with SOME of what Dave said. First, there still are diploma schools out there in many states. (I teach in one). But yes, there are far more ADN programs. Both ADN and BSN ...

Have you looked into maybe smaller but highly recommended schools? For example, Loma Linda University, although private SDA, has a wonderful nursing program. And UCSD is not a "party schoo...

I would also say yes, get your master's degree and go from there. It will be tough, don't kid youself, and very expensive...so be sure this is what you want before you even begin.