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Pros and Cons of different States where we place our Nurses to. 

 We are proud to be one of the few healthcare staffing agencies based in Korea specializing in hiring talented nurses from Korea with H1B (faster track, in within a year) or EB3 visa sponsorship. 

 Montana offers a compelling option for nurses seeking both professional growth and a unique lifestyle. Notably, here at GTT, we are able to provide an excellent opportunity for H 1 B visa sponsorship through direct hire from certain types of hospitals and care centers.   If you’re seeking a balance between professional growth and personal satisfaction, Montana may just be the perfect fit for you. 

 Living and working as a nurse in Colorado offers a mix of great opportunities and challenges. The state provides a high quality of life, competitive salaries, and beautiful natural surroundings, making it an attractive option for many. However, the high cost of living, especially in urban areas, and the demands of the nursing profession are factors to consider. Balancing these aspects will depend on individual priorities and circumstances. 

 The advantages of being a nurse in North Dakota go beyond professional opportunities and advancement. North Dakota offers High Job Demand & stability: There is a consistent demand for healthcare professionals in North Dakota, which often translates into job security and opportunities for advancement. 

• Top 10 in Healthcare Facilities
• Number 2 for residents who have earned at least an associate degree. What else does this state offer to you? 

 According to BLS data, Texas nurses reported lower injury and illness rates than nurses in other states. Nurses in Texas also benefit from a robust job market and competitive salaries. As a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact, Texas nurses can practice in other states that honor this agreement without needing an additional license. When choosing where to practice, Texas offers many renowned healthcare facilities.  

 New York ranked in the top half of states for career opportunities and hospitals. RNs in New York enjoy impressive salaries, even when accounting for a higher cost of living.