RECRUITING PROCESS
At Interstaff, we promote our programs through various mediums, including Facebook, Instagram, Google, and YouTube. We also rely on word of mouth through nurses who refer our agency to friends and colleagues. Interested candidates can visit our website to learn more about our programs and apply.
Clinical Requirements
Applicants must be Registered Nurses, have an active nursing license, work full-time in an acute care inpatient facility with 100+ beds, have one (1) year of current bedside experience in an approved facility, and speak strong English.
Application Process
Aside from our clinical requirements, Interstaff only requires an active nursing license and an updated CV/Resume to apply to our program. We do not require applicants to pass the NCLEX or IELTS before applying. The application process may take one week to two months, depending on how long an applicant completes each step and our interview availability. Click on the following link to learn more about the application process: Application FAQs.
Information Given
We send several emails throughout the application process to help nurses become familiar with our program and our staff:
- Once nurses submit a general application, they receive an email with a video link explaining our application process.
- As a nurse awaits their interview, we send an introductory email from their interviewer.
- Nurses also receive a link to an hour-long video where an Interstaff team member intricately explains the EB-3 Visa program.
- Lastly, we send an email encouraging nurses to follow us on Facebook and Instagram, subscribe to our YouTube channel, and visit our blog page.
Interview Process
We are looking for experienced nurses who are optimistic, passionate, and empathetic. “During the interview, nurses should be able to confidently talk about their daily tasks and responsibilities in their hospitals.” The interview is approximately 20 minutes, and nurses are notified of their status within a week. “No one deciding factor determines if a nurse receives a contract offer. Our Clinical team evaluates nurses’ skills and experience to determine if they will successfully transition into a US hospital” -Interstaff’s Programs Department.
Once nurses are selected for our program, they receive an employment agreement via email. “We send an extensive article that explains the requirements, terminologies, and expectations. We want nurses to be comfortable with their decision to work with us.” -Interstaff’s Programs Department.
If a nurse is comfortable with our terms and signs the agreement, we pair the nurse with a Processing Officer who will assist with their U.S. RN process from start to finish. We advise nurses to ask questions whenever they don’t understand or need more information. We encourage nurses to be as communicative as possible. We are here to help.
If you are interested in becoming a United States Registered Nurse, please click the link below that is associated with your classification.
Our next blog explains our interview process and provides interview tips. Click here to learn more.