Arizona (1) · Arkansas (1) · Florida (1) · Illinois (1) · Kentucky (1) · Massachusetts (3) · New Hampshire (1) · New York (3) · Ohio (2) · Pennsylvania (1) · Washington (1)
Arizona (1)
University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix Program · Phoenix, Arizona · Signals
J-1 visas will be considered for those who have completed the ECFMG proficiency test. source
Arkansas (1)
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine Program · Little Rock, Arkansas · Signals
Q: Do you accept the J1 visa or sponsor H1? For information on other non-immigrant visa types, or if you have questions, visit the UAMS Immigration Services page, or contact UAMS Immigration Services at AskImmigration@uams.edu. source
Florida (1)
University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Program · Jacksonville, Florida · Signals
What visa types are sponsored? We only sponsor J-1 visas – No H1B visas. source
Illinois (1)
Loyola University Medical Center Program · Maywood, Illinois · Signals
Q: Does your program accept visas? A: Loyola only accepts ECFMG-sponsored J1 and J2 visas. source
Kentucky (1)
University of Kentucky College of Medicine Program · Lexington, Kentucky · Signals
Documentation of valid visa status (We only sponsor the J1 visa.) source
Massachusetts (3)
BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM · Boston, Massachusetts · Signals
We are happy to sponsor both H1B and J1 visas, with preference toward H1B-eligible candidates. source
MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM/BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Boston, Massachusetts · Signals
Our institution sponsors both H1b and J1 Visas. source
MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM/MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Boston, Massachusetts · Signals
Do you sponsor or accept any visas, H1 or J-1? Yes, we sponsor both H-1b and J-1 visas. source
New Hampshire (1)
DARTMOUTH-HITCHCOCK/MARY HITCHCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Lebanon, New Hampshire · Signals
We sponsor J-1, F-1 OPT, or H-1B Transfer visas. source
New York (3)
NYU Grossman School of Medicine Program · New York, New York · Signals
J-1 sponsorship is available through the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). source
ZUCKER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT HOFSTRA/NORTHWELL AT VASSAR BROTHERS MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM · POUGHKEEPSIE, New York · Signals
Q: Do you sponsor visas? A: Yes, J-1 visas are sponsored on a case-by-case basis. source
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM · Rochester, New York · Signals
The University of Rochester will sponsor only J1 Visas for medical training positions. source
Ohio (2)
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Columbus, Ohio · Signals
J-1 is the only visa accepted into this program. source
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO PROGRAM · Toledo, Ohio · Signals
Note: The Department of Anesthesiology only sponsors the J-1 Visa source
Pennsylvania (1)
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Signals
We do accept candidates who require non-employer sponsored visas, such as the J1. source
Washington (1)
University of Washington Program · Seattle, Washington · Signals
Please note that applicants who are not currently authorized to work in the United States are eligible only for J-1 visa sponsorship at this time. source
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