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As health systems struggle with nursing shortages, CGFNS International sees a sharp rise in nurses seeking to migrate to the U.S.

December 6, 2023

Data, Statistics, & Reports on Migrant Nurses, News Release, Thought Leadership

Report shows visa certifications hitting a new high in 2023 but a decline is likely with U.S. immigration limits In a report published today, CGFNS International revealed that in 2023…

Among Migrating Nurses, Survey Shows Substantially Higher Satisfaction Rates for Those Who Use a Certified Ethical Recruiter

November 17, 2023

CGFNS Alliance, Ethical Recruitment, News Release

CGFNS International joins with The DAISY Foundation™ to honor outstanding nurse recruiters Foreign-educated nurses and other health professionals who use recruitment firms to obtain work in the U.S. are far…

New Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. Reveals their Economic Impact

August 16, 2023

News Release, Thought Leadership

PHILADELPHIA – In addition to helping alleviate a chronic nursing shortage in the United States, immigrant nurses are estimated to spend well over $46 billion annually in the U.S. economy…

Celebrating National Nurses Day: Honoring Our Everyday Heroes

May 6, 2023

Nursing Education

Every year on May 6th, National Nurses Day is observed in the United States to honor the invaluable contributions and dedication of nurses in the healthcare field. It is a…

With U.S. Health Systems Under Growing Pressure to Fill Staff Vacancies, CGFNS Alliance Releases Updated Standards for Ethical Recruitment of Foreign Health Workers

March 7, 2023

Announcements, CGFNS Alliance, News Release

PHILADELPHIA (March 7th, 2023) – As U.S. healthcare employers confront major staffing challenges, the Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices, a division of CGFNS International, Inc. (CGFNS), has updated and strengthened its ethical recruitment…

Emerging Trends in Global Nursing Education: The Shift Toward Baccalaureate Level Education

January 10, 2023

Data, Statistics, & Reports on Migrant Nurses, Foreign Educated Nurses, Nursing Education

by Maggie Maiyer, Alliance Program Coordinator While three primary pathways exist to becoming a registered nurse (RN) in the United States—diploma, associates, and bachelor’s degrees—new findings from the CGFNS Nurse…

How can Ukrainian Nurses work in the United States?

September 23, 2022

Foreign Educated Nurses

CGFNS International is proud to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, and we pledge our support to help the nurses and healthcare professionals of Ukraine. Recognizing that special…

Nursing Shortage and Migration: The Benefits and Responsibilities

July 5, 2022

Foreign Educated Nurses, Migrant Rights, Thought Leadership

by Frances Hughes, RN, BA, MA, DNurs, FAAN, Col (ret), JP, CNZM , Director Strategic Global Initiatives, FEN advisory member Nurses migrate to more developed countries for better career opportunities, and…

Migrating to the U.S. as a Nurse: Top 3 Contract Review Questions

June 28, 2022

CGFNS Alliance, Ethical Recruitment

by Kaley Cook, of CGFNS International’s Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices This is a blog series from the Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices covering the top questions and…

Migrating to the United States as a Nurse: 5 Recruiter Red Flags

June 21, 2022

CGFNS Alliance, Ethical Recruitment

CGFNS Blog

As health systems struggle with nursing shortages, CGFNS International sees a sharp rise in nurses seeking to migrate to the U.S.

Among Migrating Nurses, Survey Shows Substantially Higher Satisfaction Rates for Those Who Use a Certified Ethical Recruiter

New Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. Reveals their Economic Impact

Celebrating National Nurses Day: Honoring Our Everyday Heroes

With U.S. Health Systems Under Growing Pressure to Fill Staff Vacancies, CGFNS Alliance Releases Updated Standards for Ethical Recruitment of Foreign Health Workers

Emerging Trends in Global Nursing Education: The Shift Toward Baccalaureate Level Education

How can Ukrainian Nurses work in the United States?

Nursing Shortage and Migration: The Benefits and Responsibilities

Migrating to the U.S. as a Nurse: Top 3 Contract Review Questions

Migrating to the United States as a Nurse: 5 Recruiter Red Flags

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