Health Care was passed by the U S Congress and signed into law by
President Obama on XXXXXXXXX

Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR) has been introduced into
the House (12-15-09) and the Senate (    )

Both versions exempt registered nurses from the visa quota.

Seperate legislation has been introduced into Congress to make
visas available for nurses (February 2009 H R 5924:  Emergency
Nursing Supply Relief Act and a new Non-immigrant visa “W” for
nurses, Nurses Relief Act of 2009).

The nurse shortage has been acknowledged by the US Department
of Labor for many years by listing nurses on its Schedule A list.

These are not random facts. Presently there exist a visa backlog of
visas for nurses. Without a change to the U S immigration laws the
wait can be up to 8 years for a nurse to immigrate to the U S  with a
green card. But this will soon change either by the passage of CIR or
individual legislation making visas available to Schedule A nurses.

Conduct your own research. Independently study the nursing
shortage and the need to make visas available to nurses. If you
determine that the nursing shortage will not go away and that visas
will soon be available for Schedule A nurses, now is the time to act.

Now is the time to act if you want to get to the U S working as a
nurse, with a green card, based on your medical/dental education.

Medical Doctors and Dental Doctors are presented with a
unique opportunity to earn Nurse Diplomas in one-year
excelerated educational programs. The Nurse Diploma will
qualify the doctor for the CGFNS certification program.
Earning the CGFNS Certificate will permit the doctor to
immigrate with a green card to the USA, or when passed
into law, as proposed, work in the USA under a "W"
non-immigrant visa, which itself will lead to a green card.

All information on the nurse retraining programs,
immigrant visas, non-immigrant visas, the green card
process, and working in the USA as a Registered Nurse is
priovided in these pages.

Read how you, a medical or dental doctor, can retrain as
nurses in government approved educational programs, in
the English language. Course is offered in St Petersburg,
Russia.

Classes are being offered for doctors already residing in
the USA with their greencards for the MD/nurse retraining
program for the 2010-2011 academic year.

We provide names and contact information of doctors who
already retrained as nurses and who qualified for the
CGFNS certification program by the nurse diploma they
earned. Interested doctors can independently contact
these doctors to verify our program.
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Doctors enrolling into our programs can be assured that
completing the MD/Nurse Program in St Petersburg, Russia
and passing their CGFNS exam will qualify them to be
sponsored by a US employer for their green card or their
non-immigrant "W" visa to work in the USA as a Registered
Nurse.  More importantly, doctors are able to pursue their
professional goals of becoming licensed physicians in the
USA.