FAQs

A starting wage for a Nurse in the United States is $30 per hour, or more.

Yes, an English proficiency exam is required. Fortunately, the TOEFL, IELTS, and PTE are all acceptable options.

Yes, the tests can be retaken. If you don't pass the NCLEX you need to wait at least 45 days to test again. There is a substantial cost to IsoMed to retake the test so studying ahead of time and preparing yourself correctly is very important.

Yes, the visa that IsoMed uses allows your whole family to come with you. It also allows your spouse to legally work while in the US.

IsoMed will only cover the costs of the Nurse's move to the US but the whole family is welcome.

IsoMed will facilitate your relocation and provide a one-way ticket to your job location including two (2) checked bags. Any other furnishings, bags etc. are paid for by the Nurse.

IsoMed has opportunities in multiple cities throughout the US. Your location will be determined by the hospital or facility you interview with and are selected by. We will make every effort possible to locate you in a city of your choice.

IsoMed will help you secure living arrangements in the US. Starting out, we recommend living in an apartment close to the hospital that allows you to live in a safe, convenient location for your work.

The visa IsoMed will secure for you is a non-immigrant visa but it is infinitely renewable as long as you continue working with IsoMed. You are allowed to stay in the US as long as you remain visa-eligible.

Yes, advancing your career is important to IsoMed. Nothing will stop you from progressing in your career to higher compensation or roles within the healthcare facility.