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Securing a TN Visa or E-3 Visa is a Straightforward Process to get U.S. Physical Therapists Jobs
Author Therapy Career Blogger | 10.21.2010
Canadian, Mexican and Australian Rehab Graduates seeking U.S. Physical Therapists Jobs check out Travel Force’s all new career resource page to find out why…
Are you a foreign trained physical therapist who wants to get to work in a top paying therapy job with full benefits? Travel Force has a new TN Visa page worthy of your bookmark! If you are a physical therapist or occupational therapist and hold Canadian or Mexican citizenry, you are eligible for the TN Visa.
Travel Force’s Information on the TN Visa is a One-Stop Career Resource!
As a non-immigrant NAFTA Professional, your TN Visa allows you to work legally and without delay in the United States, provided you have a confirmed job offer from a U.S. employer—Travel Force is prepared to be that employer, offering visa sponsorship, in addition to a full benefits package with full-time employment. Our TN visa page is a vital career resource that links to:
- TN Visa eligibility criteria
- US Embassy and Consulate Services
- A complete list of USA state licensing authorities
- Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT) requirements
- Visa Credentials Assessment or VisaScreen Certificate
- TOEFL official website
TN Visa Basic Requirements: A Recap
The Travel Force TN Visa resource page says it all, but as a refresher, Canadian and Mexican PTs and OTs should expect to prove the following:
- Citizenship of Canada or Mexico
- Qualifications that meet TN Visa regulations
- A Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist license in the state applicant intends to practice
- A confirmed full-time therapy job with a U.S. employer
What do Australian Applicants to Travel Force have to gain?
Australian nationals coming to the United States, trained in physical therapy or occupational therapy—who also hold a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent—are eligible for the E-3 Visa; introduced in 2005, it enables professionals, along with their spouses and children, to come to the US to work in a specialty occupation.
Don’t just bookmark us! Contact Travel Force today!
From Down Under, Mexico or the Canadian Rockies, your future in a competitive, high paying physical therapy or occupational therapist career is on hold until you contact a staffing expert at 800-617-0608 or Apply Online Now.
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