MSc Adult Nursing student wanting to work permanently in the US.

We're a primarily UK based site here so I don't think there's many on here who will know the ins and outs of getting registration in the US. I believe it can be challenging to meet some of the criteria required due to the branch training system we have here in the UK, but it's not impossible. Getting a little bit of clinical experience on graduating here is likely to be of benefit to you as well, rather than going across as a brand new nurse.

Have you tried having a look on the all nurses message board? It's a US based site and you're likely to find more answers to what you're after than on here. I believe the RCN also has advice on their website and may be able to give you some pointers if you speak to them. https://www.rcn.org.uk/Get-Help/RCN-advice/working-overseas

Go and check usa International recruitment agency for nurses. O'grady Peyton is one

you will require to do peds and mental health plus drugs. and have experience it can take 6months to a year to get the courses done in county.

Hi everyone, I’m soon to be studying Registered Adult Nursing as a masters degree January 2023 however,my end goal after graduating this course is to work overseas in America as a RN, will I be able to use my UK nursing degree/licence transfer to the US? I've done research and I know I will have to apply for VISA, complete a CGFNS exam and NCLEX-RN exambefore and also finding a sponsor?Any experiences or useful advice would be appreciatedas I can't find much information online.

Hi everyone, I’m soon to be studying Registered Adult Nursing as a masters degree January 2023 however,my end goal after graduating this course is to work overseas in America as a RN, will I be able to use my UK nursing degree/licence transfer to the US? I've done research and I know I will have to apply for VISA, complete a CGFNS exam and NCLEX-RN exambefore and also finding a sponsor?Any experiences or useful advice would be appreciatedas I can't find much information online.