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jim a. in Boston, Massachusetts

51 months ago

Hi,
I'm a Canadian working in a US hospital lab, with a H1-B visa.

Unfortunately, the likliest way is to come to the US, and apply and be interviewed there.
Check the web (& websites) for large hospitals...do some research.

Pay in California is good...but you will probably need a California license, which is the hardest to get, as I understand it...

The Mayo Clinic website says they have an immigration lawyer on staff, to help out...

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HAN in Gainesville, Florida

50 months ago

If your target is California you will have a hard time finding an employer, who will sponsor you. Most of the hospitals in California do not sponsor. They would rather hire someone who is already in the US and change their visas. And definitely you will need to have a Calif License, which is much more easier to obtain now because you have choices (take CA exam or thru certifying organizations such as ASCP and AAB).

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fra in Los Gatos, California

32 months ago

HAN in Gainesville, Florida said: If your target is California you will have a hard time finding an employer, who will sponsor you. Most of the hospitals in California do not sponsor. They would rather hire someone who is already in the US and change their visas. And definitely you will need to have a Calif License, which is much more easier to obtain now because you have choices (take CA exam or thru certifying organizations such as ASCP and AAB).

han- do you know any hospital in florida that accepts h1 visa now.

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Yevgeniya in Parker, Colorado

28 months ago

Hi!
I am looking for hospital which can sponsor H1B in Colorado. Somebody has some information? My email: shman_zh@rambler.ru Thanks!

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Larry in Richardson, Texas

28 months ago

There are too many US grads, no hospital is giving out Visas.

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sbaig in Manassas, Virginia

24 months ago

Larry in Richardson, Texas said: There are too many US grads, no hospital is giving out Visas.

You are absolutely right. I have 2+ years experience, HAVE AN ascp CERTIFICATION, my work permit expires in August but this current hospital in Virginia I work at as a med tech wont sponsor h1b for me. I am getting annoyed searching everyday day. I dont want to end up going back to school or go back home. Please HELP!!

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