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Canadian RN Moving to the USA? Start Your VisaScreen ASAP

You found the U.S. nursing opportunity you’ve been looking for. You submitted your resume. You had the interview. Maybe you’ve… Read more »

Why More Canadian RNs Are Considering a Long-Term Move to the US

Posted on 8/13 by Carli Press

For many Canadian Registered Nurses, moving to the United States starts with a simple question: “What if I tried nursing… Read more »

The Hidden Financial Benefits of Working as a Nurse in the US

Posted on 7/20 by Jon Allon

When nurses compare job opportunities, the first number they usually look at is the hourly wage. While salary is certainly… Read more »

Despite almost a year of searching for a position as a RN and trying out multiple agencies I haven’t received any actual help. One time I even got through all the process up to the moment where I was to sign the contract when it turned out that everything was wrong.
That is until I was recommended to contact Nadia from All Med Search. She provided me with accurate information and basically the moment I confirmed that I’d like to take the job offer she’s given me I got the interview scheduled. Nadia immediately answers all my text and calls me whenever the issue is more complex and needs to be discussed/explained on the phone. Despite the great amount of questions I have, Nadia is always there to help me through. A fantastic person and fantastic employee for a fantastic company.

Max B. – Successfully Placed International RN

Marni was very helpful and easy to work with. She helped me find a great ABA position quickly and made the process smooth. I really appreciate their support and would recommend them to others that are seeking a position in the field of behavior analysis.

Gianna D. – Successfully Placed Board Certified Behavior Analyst

I don’t know where I’d be today if it wasn’t for Nadia. I met her in 1996, just before graduating from an occupational therapy program in Cape Town, South Africa. My heart was set on moving to the United States, but I had no clue where to start my journey. Nadia made it possible, without fanfare, quietly and efficiently behind the scenes. Her calm demeanor and gentle patience made me feel secure and cared for as she guided me through the process and took care of all the bureaucratic steps that I didn’t even know existed. As it happened, soon after arriving in the United States for my first job, I met my husband and settled down to have a family. My career has flourished. I am glad I have kept in touch with Nadia all these years. She was pivotal in my life even though she doesn’t know it. If you are looking for help or for a change, you’re definitely in the right hands with Nadia.

Orli Weisser-Pike, OTD, OTR/L, CLVT, SCLV, FAOTA – Successfully Placed Candidate

Marni was very excellent from start to finish. She took the time to communicate and went out of her way to make sure everything worked out for me.

Sherline Etienne, Successfully Placed Candidate

Marni is very dedicated to her purpose. She was always readily available throughout my whole interviewing and onboarding process and often followed up with me to make sure the process was going smoothly. She was very kind and respectful. I highly recommend Marni!

Qwanna Jackson, RN

Best company to work with if you are looking for professional career changes or relocation. Brent McKenzie connected me with leading companies and ensured I had competitive offers. The whole process was seamless and no pressure, getting me a position within my healthcare niche. Reach out to All Med Search you won’t be sorry!

Tyson Fischer – Successfully Placed Candidate

Brent from All Med Search was awesome! He was very informative, helpful and knowledgable. Brent helped me secure the career of a lifetime! I highly suggest All Med Search to help in landing the career you’ve been searching for! Thank you Brent McKenzie!

Chris Vann – Successfully Placed Candidate

All Med Search is the best recruiting company I have ever worked with. My recruiter, Marni, really cared about my career and life goals and introduced me to two jobs that were an excellent fit for me. I highly recommend All Med Search.

Michael Walker – Successfully Placed Candidate

I had an amazing experience with All Med Search. They are professional and also very down to earth and kind. They aren’t pushy, and will always followup with you if needed. I really lucked out getting to work with Nadia, she found an opportunity for me that I literally dreamed of. I’m now on my 3rd week at my new job! Thanks All Med Search!

Sheila Youlio, CPC

I absolutely love this company! Jerry is amazing! After contacting him, he was able to get me an interview for 3 positions! Not 1 but 3! I got an amazing new job waiting for me with incredible benefits! Jerry is always available. Thank you so very much Jerry, I look forward to starting a new chapter.

Tammi S. – Successfully Placed Candidate

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Canadian RN Moving to the USA? Start Your VisaScreen ASAP

Why More Canadian RNs Are Considering a Long-Term Move to the US

The Hidden Financial Benefits of Working as a Nurse in the US

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