Financial Assistance & Recruitment Support
Program Overview
Our program provides comprehensive support to international nursing students seeking to become licensed RNs in New York. We offer direct financial assistance to cover essential costs such as credential evaluation, NCLEX exam fees, preparation courses, and training workshops. Through a structured application and screening process, we assess applicants’ qualifications, motivation, and financial need. Accepted students receive tailored NCLEX preparation, mentorship from practicing New York nurses, and cultural and workplace readiness training. We also assist with job placement by connecting students to hospitals, clinics, and staffing agencies, offering resume and interview coaching, and providing guidance on visa and work authorization. From pre-departure orientation to arrival assistance and ongoing mentorship, our program ensures a smooth transition into the U.S. healthcare workforce and long-term professional success.
APPLICANT GUIDE
Step 1: Learn About the Program
- Visit our website and read about program benefits, eligibility, and timeline.
- Attend webinars or virtual info sessions hosted by our team.
- Follow our social media and nursing association channels for updates and announcements.
Step 2: Prepare Your Application
Before applying, gather the following documents:
- Nursing Degree/Diploma
- School Transcript of records
- Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent)
- Passport
- Updated Resume or CV
Step 3: Submit Your Application
- Complete the online application form (available on our website).
- Attach all required documents listed above.
- Answer questions about your:
- Motivation to work in the U.S.
- Career goals as a registered nurse in New York.
Step 4: Screening & Initial Interview
- Our program team will verify your nursing credentials and assess equivalency.
- We will evaluate your motivation, adaptability, and financial need.
- Qualified applicants will be invited to a virtual interview to discuss:
- Communication skills
- U.S. career aspirations
- Readiness for cultural and workplace adaptation
Step 5: Financial Assistance Assessment
- Eligible applicants complete a Financial Need Questionnaire.
- Our review committee considers:
- Income and family support
- Personal statement about career and goals
- Grants or partial financial support may cover:
- Credential evaluation (CGFNS, NYSED)
- NCLEX application and exam fees
- Prep courses or study materials
- Training workshops
Step 6: Training & NCLEX Preparation
- Accepted students will receive:
- Structured NCLEX preparation classes (online or hybrid)
- Mentorship from practicing RNs in New York
- Cultural and workplace readiness sessions
- Progress is monitored through:
- Mock NCLEX exams
- Study group participation
- Monthly mentor check-ins
Step 7: Recruitment & Job Placement
- Our team provides resume reviews and interview coaching.
- Students are matched with potential employers:
- New York hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities
- Healthcare staffing agencies
- Employer-sponsor opportunities
- Visa and work authorization support is provided in collaboration with legal advisors.
Step 8: Transition & Ongoing Support
- Pre-departure orientation covers:
- U.S. healthcare system and workplace culture
- Housing and financial planning
- Arrival assistance includes:
- Airport pick-up
- Housing resources
- Community mentorship
- Continued mentorship for 12 months after starting employment in New York.