Launch Your U.S. Nursing Career with Alto Health
Visa-supported placements, U.S. licensing guidance,
and long-term success coaching.
The Alto Health Promise
At Alto Health, we don’t just place nurses—we partner with them. Our mission is to empower international registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) to succeed in the United States healthcare system. Through comprehensive visa sponsorship, credentialing support, NCLEX preparation, and long-term career placement, we walk alongside our nurses every step of the way.
Whether you’re a newly licensed nurse or a seasoned healthcare professional seeking a new chapter in the U.S., Alto Health offers the tools, guidance, and support to launch your journey with confidence.
🛂 Seamless Visa Sponsorship for U.S. Nursing Careers
Our immigration team provides end-to-end support for obtaining the necessary visas—most commonly the TN, H-1B, or Green Card sponsorship (EB-3 for skilled workers).
We manage coordination with legal counsel, USCIS processing, and regulatory documentation to ensure a smooth transition.
What’s included:
We manage coordination with legal counsel, USCIS processing, and regulatory documentation to ensure a smooth transition.
What’s included:
- Visa screening and eligibility evaluation
- Certified immigration case support
- DS-260/DS-261 preparation & embassy scheduling
- Green card support (where applicable)
📄 Accelerated Credentialing & Licensing Support
To practice nursing in the U.S., credential validation and licensing exams are essential. Alto Health assists you with:
- Credential evaluation via CGFNS or BON
- NCLEX-RN/PN registration and scheduling
- Compact license verification (if applicable)
- Language requirement documentation
🎓 NCLEX Prep Built for International Nurses
Don’t face NCLEX alone. We offer free access to NCLEX preparation materials, mentorship, and simulation-based test practice.
What our nurses receive:
What our nurses receive:
- Free NCLEX-RN/PN prep course access
- NCLEX application assistance
- Exam date scheduling and coaching
- Pass-rate tracking and peer forums
💼 Land the Right Job — Where You’re Needed Most
Alto Health partners with hospitals, long-term care facilities, and clinics across the United States. We connect you with high-demand roles that match your experience and specialty.
Sample placements include:
Sample placements include:
- ICU, ER, Telemetry
- Geriatric & long-term care
- Rehab & home-based nursing
- Pediatric care units
🌍 Thrive in the U.S. with Career & Culture Coaching
We assign every nurse a Nurse Success Coach—a licensed U.S. nurse or mentor who helps you adapt both clinically and culturally.
Our onboarding program includes:
Our onboarding program includes:
- Patient care protocol training
- U.S. workplace behavior & communication
- HIPAA compliance orientation
- Nurse-patient empathy and engagement coaching
🏡 Relocation Help You Can Count On
From Arrival to Home
Relocating to the U.S. is a major life change.
Our team supports:
Our team supports:
- Flight booking and airport pickup
- Housing search and lease setup
- Transportation guidance
- Welcome kits & orientation checklists
Ready to Launch Your Career in the U.S.?
Contact us
400 E Pratt Street, 8th Floor
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
info@altodmv.com
+1 240 923 1907
Have Questions About International Nursing Placements?
We’ve answered the most common concerns our international nurses ask before starting their U.S. journey with Alto Health LLC.
What visa types do you sponsor?
We typically support the EB-3 Immigrant Visa (Green Card) for permanent placement and long-term employment in the U.S. In some cases, TN visas (for Canadian/Mexican nationals) and H-1B pathways may be discussed depending on eligibility and client needs.
Do I need to pass the NCLEX before applying?
No, you can apply before passing the NCLEX.
We provide NCLEX support, prep materials, and coaching after your eligibility and application have been reviewed. However, passing the NCLEX is required before your final placement and visa processing can move forward.
Can I bring my family to the U.S.?
Yes. Our visa sponsorship includes support for eligible dependents such as spouses and children under 21 years of age. We will help guide you through the documentation and visa options that allow your family to join you in the U.S.
How long does the placement process take?
The average timeline from application to arrival in the U.S. is 6 to 12 months, depending on factors such as credential verification, NCLEX prep, and visa processing. We’ll provide a custom timeline after reviewing your profile.
Where are most placements located?
Most of our healthcare facility partners are located in Maryland, Virginia, and the D.C. region, with additional opportunities in other U.S. states. We prioritize placing you in environments aligned with your skills and personal preferences.
What specialties or units are in demand?
We currently have high demand in:
Acute and Med-Surg units
Geriatrics and Long-Term Care
Behavioral Health
Home Health and Private Duty Nursing
You can indicate your preferred areas during the application process.
Will Alto help with licensing and credentialing?
Yes! Our onboarding team supports:
Licensing with state Boards of Nursing
CGFNS & CES credential validation
NCLEX review and scheduling
English proficiency testing (where required)
Is there a cost to join the program?
No upfront cost is required to join our program. If selected, most placement-related expenses (visa filing, credentialing, and relocation) are covered or reimbursed by Alto Health or our facility partners.
Nurse Testimonials
Thanks to Alto Health, I arrived in the U.S. fully supported — from visa to my first job!
Mariel, RN
For International Nurses,
the Journey Begins Here
Our deep partnerships, experience with licensing boards, and in-house immigration support make relocating to the U.S. stress-free.
We’re here to guide you through every step — from application to arrival.
Talk to our recruitment team today.