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Registered Nurse — Long-Term Care

Join a US healthcare employer through Global Hire's regulated nursing pipeline. NCLEX, VisaScreen, English exam and state licensing — every step managed by the team, so you can focus on nursing.

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Visa pathway
H-1B1 (Chile)
NCLEX + VisaScreen
Included in your track
English exam
OET or IELTS prep
State licensing
New Ulm, Minnesota · licensing guided end-to-end

About the employer

A US healthcare employer partnering with Global Hire on international nurse recruitment. Full employer identity is shared with shortlisted candidates during the discovery call — you'll know exactly where you're going before any interview commitment.

About the role

Location: New Ulm, Minnesota, United States (on-site) Type: Full-time, rotating shifts with overtime available Compensation: $36.00 – $38.00 per hour + full benefits Relocation: Employer-sponsored work visa (TN or H-1B1 depending on nationality)

About the role

A long-term care and skilled nursing facility in New Ulm, Minnesota is hiring Registered Nurses to lead resident care on their assigned unit. You will assess residents, develop and revise individualized care plans, administer and reconcile medications, and supervise the nursing assistants and medication aides on your shift. This is a clinical leadership role: you are the licensed professional nurse accountable for the unit during your shift.

What you will do

Assess residents on admission, on change of condition, and on an ongoing basis; document findings and escalate to the attending physician and the Director of Nursing. Develop, review, and revise individualized resident care plans in coordination with the interdisciplinary team. Participate in the MDS process and in the facility's quality assurance (QAPI), infection prevention, and safety committees. Administer medications and treatments as prescribed; perform medication reconciliation and monitor for adverse effects and interactions. Supervise, direct, and evaluate the nursing assistants, medication aides, and nurse-aide trainees assigned to your unit; verify that delegated care is delivered to standard. Maintain complete and accurate clinical documentation in compliance with federal and Minnesota long-term care regulations. Coordinate admissions, transfers, and discharge planning with residents, families, and receiving providers. Apply trauma-informed and dementia-care practices; participate in the resident grievance process when clinical input is required. Enforce infection control, safety, and sanitation standards on the unit.

Requirements

Required: graduate of a Bachelor's-level professional nursing degree program (Licenciatura en Enfermería / BSN) from an accredited college or university. This is a hard requirement — practical-nurse, technical, or diploma-level nursing programs do not qualify for this position. Active, unencumbered Registered Nurse license in your home country. NCLEX-RN passed, or actively preparing — we support you through it. English proficiency demonstrated by an accepted exam — IELTS Academic (OET also accepted), meeting the score requirements for CGFNS VisaScreen and for Minnesota licensure. Clinical experience in geriatrics, long-term care, medical-surgical, or a comparable acute setting is strongly preferred. Willingness to relocate to New Ulm, Minnesota and to work on-site full-time.

Working conditions

Long-term care facility. Rotating shifts including weekends and holidays. The role involves standing and walking for extended periods and assisting with resident mobility, including lifting or transferring up to 25 pounds.

Benefits

Medical insurance available after 60 days of employment, effective the first of the following month, with multiple plan options and an employer contribution. Dental and vision coverage after 60 days through Mutual of Omaha. A $10,000 life insurance policy at no cost to the employee, with additional coverage available for employee, spouse and dependents. Flexible Spending Account for medical and dependent care on a pre-tax basis. Paid Time Off available after 90 days, accruing at 17 days per year and increasing with longevity, with a 240-hour carryover cap. 401(k) with pre-tax and Roth options; the employer matches 50% of the first 6% contributed, fully vested after three years of service.

Process and support

Global Hire manages the full relocation pathway at no cost to the candidate: credentialing (CGFNS / VisaScreen), English exam preparation, NCLEX-RN, Minnesota state licensure, and the employer-sponsored visa filing and consular process through to arrival and onboarding.

How Global Hire supports you

NCLEX + VisaScreen
Full prep track with practice exams and expert coaching. VisaScreen fees and CGFNS credential evaluation coordinated end-to-end.
State licensing (endorsement + initial)
MA, NY, TX, CA, MT and more — we file the endorsement or initial application, track deficiencies, and follow up until license is issued.
English exam (OET or IELTS)
OET-first strategy where the state accepts it (MA does). Structured prep and retake support. IELTS One-Skill Retake avoided — we know it's not accepted for VisaScreen.
Relocation + onboarding
Flight, first-month housing, SSN, banking. Dedicated operator until 90 days in role — plus your recruiter stays reachable on WhatsApp.

What to expect after you apply

  1. 1
    Application review · 24–48 hours
    Paula reviews your resume and license/experience situation. If there's a track, we send you the exact roadmap.
  2. 2
    Discovery call · Week 1
    30 minutes to map your fastest track — CGFNS, English exam, NCLEX, VisaScreen, state license. We reveal the employer, the unit and the offer package on this call. Honest timeline, no fluff.
  3. 3
    Prep + exams · Month 1–6
    You focus on OET/IELTS and NCLEX. We handle CGFNS, VisaScreen, and licensing filings in parallel.
  4. 4
    Client match + interview · Month 6–9
    Once licensing is on track, we introduce you to the hiring facility. Interview, offer, immigrant petition kicks off.
  5. 5
    Consular + arrival · Month 12–18
    Priority date current → consular interview → arrival. Relocation concierge takes over the final leg.