Meet Your Case Manager (webinar replay)

[@folakeminemi4442]

Hi Madella, thanks for all you do. She has been so wonderful, CNA from Nigeria.

[@joycelineadamu9358]

Thank you so much for this information, am from Cameroon and look forward to apply in your agency.

[@yvonnedamiano8854]

Thank you.

[@andyiteblane6127]

😇😍Thank you WWHS staff

[@abimbolaolans9971]

When are we going to have webinar about Nurse Aide too?

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

While this webinar contains information for all applicants including Nurse Aides, we will be hosting a dedicated Nurse Aide webinar in the coming month. Make sure to subscribe and follow us for updates!

[@abimbolaolans9971]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions it alright.

[@lekeokoro7364]

How about the Nurses Aide thing? What of those that have their ATT that initially applied for NA opportunity??

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

Please note that there is currently a wait list for Nurse Aides due to a large number of applications already received. However, we are actively recruiting now for RNs who have passed their NCLEX-RN exam, experienced Dialysis nurses and Medical Laboratory Technologists. If you have scheduled your NCLEX-RN exam and have your ATT, you are welcome to provide those details along with your resume and email to [e-mail] to be considered for an RN position.

[@serwaaarthur977]

My sister has a job offer as a nurse aide with WWHS in June 2023 but her husband got a scholarship to study PHD in USA. Can she move to the USA as a F2 whiles she wait out the immigration ? Does she still need I-140 or change of status…

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

Hello there. Please have your sister follow-up directly with her assigned Case Manager regarding this. Thank you!

[@abimbolaolans9971]

1st to like... I have been waiting for the video here on KZbin... I am from Nigeria.

[@ajmaliqbal49]

I have FTJ my dependents and if i arrive in U.S, do i need to hire my own attorney to process the applications of my dependents or WWHS will help me in this regard

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

WWHSS takes care of the immigration processing for applicants and their spouses and dependents (under age 21). WWHSS applicants who receive and accept a job offer with a healthcare employer work one-on-one with a dedicated WWHSS Case Manager who helps them during their immigration journey to the USA.

[@ajmaliqbal49]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions Thank you

[@carlowinchinamo1254]

It's been 9months since my ETA has been filed,how long does it take.

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

It is best to communicate directly with your assigned Case Manager for details on timelines specific to your case as it can vary between applicants.

[@TheNurseTV]

Please is there accommodation for nurse aide on arrival

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

Please note that there is currently a wait list for Nurse Aides due to a large number of applications already received. Nurse Aides already in progress who have received and accepted a job offer can communicate directly with their assigned Case Manager and Relocation Coordinator to help prepare for arrival in the U.S.

[@hussainhadi3480]

My eta 9089 is approved in Oct 2023 and i renewed my passport it comes directly under my husband's name does it make any problem filing I140 in USCIS ????

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

A valid passport with your name is needed to file an I140.

[@hussainhadi3480]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions i sent to my cm new passport. my eta 9089 was approved with father name as per passport and now I renew my passport and comes under my husband’s name automatically as i am married it will not make problem filling i 140 in uscis

[@cynthiababy4607]

For those no dependent how many days is the process

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

Having dependents should not change the immigration timeline. There is a difference in immigration timelines for the position being applied for. For example, RNs typically take 12-18 months while Nurse Aides are around 24 months from job offer acceptance to arrival in the U.S.

[@danieldogah2759]

Hello, It has been my dream to work as an RN in the US. But i have a Diploma in Nursing and done my 1 year rotation, from Ghana. Am I eligible to apply?

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

Hello, Daniel. The most important thing you can do is to take and pass the NCLEX-RN exam to apply to work as a RN in the U.S. Please visit healthstaff.org/nclex-international-test-centers/ to learn more about this exam and approved test locations.

[@danieldogah2759]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions So it's a yes, please?

[@danieldogah2759]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions does it also mean I have to sit and pass NCLEX RN before your company can help me with the processes? Thanks!

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

@@danieldogah2759 We will consider applicants who have registered to take the NCLEX-RN exam and received their ATT (authorization to test).

[@cynthiababy4607]

Thanks

[@dovielissaquijalvo3396]

I would like to apply. How to?

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

You can apply at healthstaff.org/apply-healthcare/

[@lekeokoro7364]

I have my IELTS results as well

[@dorcasesigbone4245]

Thanks for the webinar.,Please how long does the process of Nurse Aide takes,?

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

We are currently witnessing an estimated 24 months in the immigration process for Nurse Aides from job offer acceptance to arrival in the U.S.

[@dorcasesigbone4245]

Thanks, I have applied for Nurse Aide since January 2022 and I have sent my resume,still waiting for reply.

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

@@dorcasesigbone4245 Thank you for submitting your resume. Please note that there is currently a wait list for Nurse Aides due to a large number of applications already received.

[@adelekefrancisa.5048]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions What about those nursing aids whose I-140 are currently processing, how long will their process last to arrive us.

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

@@adelekefrancisa.5048 Nurse Aides who are currently in process waiting on their I-140 can follow up directly with their Case Manager for a timeline estimate since it can vary for each case.

[@ayeshaewok4333]

I am also nurse Manager can l join you ❤️

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

That is great! If you have passed the NCLEX-RN exam and have current or recent in-patient bedside nursing experience, we welcome your resume at healthstaff.org/apply-healthcare/

[@dorcasesigbone4245]

Hi,am Dorcas from Nigeria

[@chinenyeobulunne1192]

Hi,I'm chinenye from Nigeria.

[@franchescabaadjes7869]

From south Africa

[@giftedstrong2749]

Jamaica

[@harishmddc2055]

i am from india.Am i eligible to apply? Who wil you help me?

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

Indian born applicants will need a previous priority date of 2013 or earlier to apply based upon the current U.S. visa bulletin.

[@chidinmaclaudiaorodo8216]

I want to know if a new case manager is been assigned or changed in every stage of the Immigration process.

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

No. Case Managers are not changed at every stage of the immigration process.

[@chinenyeobulunne1192]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions but mine was changed.

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

@@chinenyeobulunne1192 Having a change in Case Managers is not uncommon, it just doesn't happen at every stage in the immigration process. Our Case Managers work with a very large number of applicants, so occasionally they may adjust based on their case workload to best help our applicants.

[@chinenyeobulunne1192]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions okay, thanks. Please how long does ETA stays before approval because that's what I'm waiting for.

[@mercynyarkoh9222]

@@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions I my case manager has been change for three times since the begining of this process, I even get scared sometimes because I dont even know if am dealing with the right person or its a scam

[@cynthiababy4607]

The flight in US we are the one who finance the ticket

[@worldwidehealthstaffsolutions]

The applicant's flight to the destination facility in the U.S. is fully covered by the employer. However, the applicant's spouse and dependents will need to pay for their flights.

[@fridahtembo6195]

Zambia

[@cynthiababy4607]

Cynthia from saudi

[@cynthiababy4607]

Hi

[@jenifferiregi7903]

Kenyan