New Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. Reveals their Economic ...

Immigrant nurses are estimated to spend well over $46 billion annually in the US economy while providing hundreds of millions more in financial support to ...

New CGFNS Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. Reveals Their ...

The average salary for respondents was $65,700 within the first three years of arrival and $71,800 overall, compared with $89,000 average salary ...

New CGFNS Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. Reveals Their ...

"This report quantifies the financial costs and sacrifices associated with nurse migration while highlighting the substantial contributions that immigrant ...

The Growing Role of Foreign-Educated Nurses in U.S. Hospitals ...

KFF analysis of data from the American Hospital Association (AHA) Annual Survey shows ... As of 2022, there were about 500,000 immigrant nurses in ...

The Contribution of Migrant Nurses to American Healthcare

The decision for nurses to migrate to the U.S. is influenced by a balance of familial, professional, and economic factors. A survey of more than ...

As health systems struggle with nursing shortages, CGFNS ...

In a report published today, CGFNS International revealed that in 2023 it issued its highest-ever number of occupational visa certifications to ...

Foreign-Educated Nurses Contribute Billions to U.S. Economy

According to The Economics of Nurse Migration, foreign-educated nurses spend $46 billion yearly in the United States while sending hundreds of millions back ...

In addition to helping alleviate a... - CGFNS International - Facebook

In addition to helping alleviate a chronic nursing shortage in the United States, immigrant nurses are estimated to spend well over $46 billion annually...

New CGFNS Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. Reveals Their ...

Aug 16, 2023 - In addition to helping alleviate a chronic nursing shortage in the United States, immigrant nurses are estimated to spend well over $46 ...

CGFNS International, Inc. on LinkedIn: New Survey of Immigrant ...

In addition to helping alleviate a chronic nursing shortage in the United States, immigrant nurses are estimated to spend well over $46 ...

Empowering Healthcare and Economy: The Remarkable Impact of ...

Discover the substantial economic impact of immigrant nurses in the US economy, as revealed ... United States and the motivations for their ...

Immigrants Are Key to Filling US Labor Shortages, New Data Finds

Immigrants are already playing a vital role filling healthcare workforce gaps. Nationally, 15.6% of all nurses and 27.7% of all health aides are ...

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In the report, CGFNS stated that higher levels of nurse immigration in recent years are likely to have peaked, even as the nursing shortage ...

The Remarkable Impact of Immigrant Nurses in the US - YouTube

Explore the significant economic contributions of immigrant nurses to the US economy, as unveiled by CGFNS International's report.

Maggie Maiyer on LinkedIn: New Survey of Immigrant Nurses in the ...

I'm so excited and proud to share our new report, The Economics of Nurse Migration: Tracking the Costs and Contributions of Immigrant Nurses ...

U.S. Nurse Labor Market Dynamics Are Key to Global Nurse ...

To review estimates of U.S. nurse supply and demand, document trends in nurse immigration to the United States and their impact on nursing shortage, ...

Survey provides insight into the experiences and contributions of ...

The results of this survey offer a window into the economic experiences and impact of nurse immigrants working in the U.S., as well as the ...

Among Migrating Nurses, Survey Shows Substantially Higher ...

The CGFNS Alliance compiled survey responses received over the past three years from more than 3,300 health workers migrating to the U.S. who had used one of ...

Understanding the Role of Immigrants in the US Health Sector

Figure 4 shows that in nursing care facilities, the number of workers increased from 1.7 million in 2007, with an immigrant share of 15.51 ...

The Contributions of Immigrant Nurses in the U.S. During the COVID ...

1 The 2020 report, the first of its kind, draws upon data from 191 countries and shows important gaps in nursing workforces while highlighting key priority.