The EB-3 (Employment-Based Third Preference) visa category in the United States is designated for skilled workers, professionals, such as Registered Nurses. Retrogression in this context refers to the temporary backward movement or stagnation of the cutoff dates in the U.S. Department of State's Visa Bulletin, which determines when a visa applicant can move forward with their application process. This backward movement can significantly delay the ability of applicants to obtain their green cards.

As a Medliant USRN you will become a permanent resident along with your family dependents. A commonly asked question is how can I become a U.S. citizen? In the United States, the pathway from being a permanent resident (Green Card holder) to becoming a U.S. citizen involves several steps. Here’s a general overview of the process in this blog post!

Understanding basic laboratory values and tests is essential for nurses to interpret patient results accurately and provide appropriate care.

Workers' compensation is designed to provide financial assistance and support to employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses, while also protecting employers from potential liability claims. Medliant USRNs are provided with workers compensation!

A common question that prospective U.S. immigrants ask is what diseases or illnesses impact an applicants ability to immigrate to the USA? According to USCIC there are four significant communicable diseases that can impact your ability to immigrate to the USA. It should be noted that communicable diseases of public health significance that deem an applicant inadmissible are determined by The Department of Health and Human (HHS) and not by USCIS.

Visa retrogression has occurred in the past and will occur again for Registered Nurses looking to immigrate to the USA. With over 33 years of experience, Medliant has undergone this scenario first hand before. The common denominator is that it visa retrogression is always temporary, which is important to note for everyone.

Understanding legal issues in nursing, and the medical professional as a whole, is essential to maintaining your practice. Nurses must be aware of various laws, regulations, and ethical principles to ensure they provide safe and effective care while protecting patients' rights.

Community healthcare resources refer to the various services, facilities, programs, and organizations available within a community to promote and provide healthcare services to its residents. These resources play a crucial role in ensuring access to healthcare, improving health outcomes, and addressing the healthcare needs of individuals and populations within a community.

Led by Founder and CEO, Allen Miller, Medliant has helped international Registered Nurses from over 53 countries immigrate to the USA to begin living their American Dream, while helping hospitals across the USA address nursing shortages across a wide variety of departments and dialysis centers. The result has led to over 11,500 international Registered Nurses (and their families) having begun living their American Dream, while providing hospitals with a long-term affordable and sustainable solution to appropriate nursing staffing levels.

A 401(k) retirement plan provides an efficient and tax-advantaged way to save for retirement, with the potential for tax-deferred growth, and a variety of investment options to help individuals build a secure financial future.

Preventing HAIs requires comprehensive infection control measures, including hand hygiene, proper use of personal protective equipment, appropriate use of antimicrobials, adherence to aseptic techniques during procedures, and environmental cleaning and disinfection. These measures are essential for protecting patients and reducing the spread of infections within healthcare settings.

Medliant USRNs earn prevailing wages for the specific location that they are deployed in, meaning that you will earn a competitive wage similar to that of American Registered Nurses working in that same location.

Nursing care can vary significantly depending on the age group of the patient. Here are a variety of tips to help you navigate your nursing care for infant patients to older adults.