Anybody need a H1B ?

[USA-PT]

Lets be honest, getting a job , sponsor and licensure in the USA is as challenging as climbing Everest, swimming the English Channel, Freefalling HALO at 30K feet or gaining the general educational credits for the Type 1 evaluation for the FCCPT.

Our company has many PT positions open in the USA and within a variety of settings, finding work is not the problem, its preparing the PT adequately to meet the examination and registration requirements. It takes considerable commitment and effort on behalf of the candidate.

What makes us different. Well compared to others we are willing to assist with time, expertise and financially to those candidates who show this willingness to study, and commit to our organisation for 3 years.

You would be expected to work within a multitude of States during your contract and within a variety of hospital / clinic settings, however do not worry about travel or accommodation as we provide you with management assistance throughout your contracted period. We will also meet the cost of any subsequent licenses you require to work in these States as you move about.

Our company has prepared this overview and related guides to help you better understand and navigate the various steps required for you to successfully practice your profession in the United States.

You will be required to prepare for the following:

English Testing (TOEFL iBT Test) May be required

In order to be licensed to practice in any U.S. state, you must prove that you have the necessary English language skills to carry out your professional responsibilities. This requires that you take and pass a standard English language test.

Credentials Review (FCCPT)

A review of your educational credentials is necessary for state licensure purposes and to obtain a Healthcare Worker Certificate, which is required by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) as part of the immigration process. FCCPT is an agency that will verify and evaluate your educational and regulatory documents and issue the FCCPT Type 1 Comprehensive Credentials Review.

State Licensure

Licensure of Physical Therapists in the U.S. is regulated by the individual states. You must be licensed by the state in order to practice physical therapy in that state. Once you are licensed in one state, you can then endorse that license to other states to provide more flexibility in where you can work.

If you agree to join us we will specify in which state it wants you to obtain the initial license.

While each state differs, the two primary requirements to becoming licensed are
i) your physical therapy education must be verified as equivalent to a U.S. education, and
ii) you must write and pass the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE).

Depending upon your current qualifications, the process required prior to applying for a U.S. work visa will take from six to 12 months.
Our goal is to assist you as much as possible through each of these steps to ensure you become eligible to work and live in the U.S. as soon as possible.

I am happy to offer advice . Good Luck



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[meenakshiphysio13]

hi,

i am a student right now in USA. preparing for NPTE side wise m looking for job in Michigan or Virginia...do u or company know anyone who can help can provide a job and till i complete my exam. i need someone to help me it as my student visa is also getting expire soon...

looking for a employer who can offer a job and with whom i will work after completion of my exam and which can help me with my H-1..i just need a job m also signed in with fccpt...looking for an employer in Michigan or Virginia who can help me with my exam & H-1 visa.

you people can help me in this..

waiting for ur reply

thanks..

[USA-PT]

I can help you, please forward me a copy of your CV to rob.walker@ausnursingnet.com.au

[meenakshiphysio13]

hi,

thanks for reply...please don't mind just may i know about your company and its name...how you work and other things related to your company and their services...

thanks

[USA-PT]

The company is Recruitment Services Worldwide LLC.

Check out our job listings on Physio Bob , under US positions.

[meenakshiphysio13]

hi,

thanks.. as i told m preparing for NPTE so looking for a job which can help me in my exam as well as with my H-1...so is it possible..

one thing more as you said you people helps for job and full procedure...so there might be some services charges to...may i know all about that..please.

thanks

[ShivaKrishna]

Hi,

I am a professional physiotherapist in India with 4 yrs of experience holding Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree.

I would like to work in USA. I can take TOEFL test for english proficiency.

Can you help me thorough the whole process to work in USA.

Please share you contact info. @ mr.anumandla@gmail.com

Thanks,
Shiva