I am a BS nursing graduate but not yet registered, how do i get a working visa to US?

What you might want to do is contact that states Board of Nursing and speak with someone that can lead you in the right direction... Different states have different requirements, as I'm sure ...

I agree on some aspect of that however I didn't go into nursing for the money.

Currently one may become a Registered Nurse by either an two year Associates Degree or a 4 year BSN. If you already have an AD, then check out colleges in your area that offer a BSN, since you'...

If you don't want to attend college or university in U.S for nursing degree, take degree in nursing before you come to U.S from England. You can also ask work permit in U.S if you have england...

Nursing is a good profession, as it is rewarding to help people but the work isn't easy and the hours are long. A lot of people burn out easily although others stay with it for many years. I s...

I know people that have done similar things. They have such great careers. You can represent medical professionals. You will have a great advantage too, because you know how the fields work. Go...

I've no doubt that nursing is a very stressful job, but I'm sure for those who make it a career it can also be very rewarding. Nurses are very much in demand these days, which means th...

Where I work (nursing home) some nurses work 7-3, 3-11, or 11-7 Mon-Fri. Then on the weekends some work 7am-7pm or 7pm-7am. Some work full-time then have a part-time job or 2 part-time jobs. Some w...