California (2) · Connecticut (1) · District of Columbia (1) · Florida (1) · Georgia (1) · Illinois (1) · Kentucky (1) · Massachusetts (1) · Michigan (1) · Nebraska (1) · New Jersey (2) · New York (5) · North Carolina (1) · Pennsylvania (1) · South Carolina (1) · South Dakota (1) · Texas (2) · West Virginia (1)
California (2)
Kaiser Permanente Southern California (Los Angeles) Program · Los Angeles, California · Signals
Does Kaiser sponsor Visas? Visas (which include, Temporary TN work status, temporary H-1B and J-1) can only be sponsored for hard to fill positions. source
University of California (Irvine) Program · Orange, California · Signals
A J-1 visa is acceptable in select situations. source
Connecticut (1)
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT PROGRAM · Hartford, Connecticut · Signals
Only the J-1 visas are available for those candidates who are not permanent residents. source
District of Columbia (1)
George Washington University Program · Washington, District of Columbia · Signals
What kind of visa do you offer foreign nationals? The George Washington University Hospital supports the use of the ECFMG sponsored J-1 for clinical trainees. source
Florida (1)
Cleveland Clinic Foundation/Florida Weston Program · Weston, Florida · Signals
Visa information – We sponsor J-1 and H-1B visas. source
Georgia (1)
Emory University School of Medicine Program · Atlanta, Georgia · Signals
We will work in cooperation with the GME office to make legal arrangements for a J-1 visa if an IMG candidate is accepted into our residency training program. source
Illinois (1)
Rush University Medical Center Program · Chicago, Illinois · Signals
The Rush Neurology Residency Program will consider sponsorship of J-1 visas. source
Kentucky (1)
University of Kentucky College of Medicine Program · Lexington, Kentucky · Signals
Does the University of Kentucky sponsor or accept any visas, H1 or J1? Per UK GME policy, only J1 visas are sponsored. source
Massachusetts (1)
MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM/BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL/MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL/HARVARD MEDICAL SCH · Boston, Massachusetts · Signals
Do you provide visas for foreign medical graduates? Yes, we provide both J1 and H1B visas for applicants who match with us. source
Michigan (1)
Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Program · Grand Rapids, Michigan · Signals
All candidates must possess U.S. work authorization or be eligible for J-1 status source
Nebraska (1)
University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Program · Omaha, Nebraska · Signals
UNMC supports both H1B and J1 Visas but are subject to current USCIS rules and regulations. source
New Jersey (2)
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University/Cooper University Hospital Program · Camden, New Jersey · Signals
Cooper University Healthcare sponsors J1 visas and, at its sole discretion, H1B visas for immigrant physicians entering the Neurology Program. source
HACKENSACK MERIDIAN HEALTH/JFK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM · Edison, New Jersey · Signals
Eligible for legal work authorization for the US (program only sponsors J1 visas) source
New York (5)
ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI/WEST PROGRAM · New York, New York · Signals
The Department will consider applicants seeking H1B or J1 visas. source
New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program · New York, New York · Signals
Columbia's Department of Neurology and the Graduate Medical Education Committee at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital only sponsor J1 visas, all other visas are ineligible for sponsorship. 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
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell at Staten Island University Hospital Program · Staten Island, New York · Signals
DO YOU PROVIDE VISAS FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES? We provide J1 visas for applicants who match with us. source
North Carolina (1)
Wake Forest University School of Medicine Program · Winston-Salem, North Carolina · Signals
If you need work authorization, our institution accepts J-1 Visas, Employment Authorization Documentation (EAD) and green cards. source
Pennsylvania (1)
Tower Health Program · West Reading, Pennsylvania · Signals
For international medical graduates, our program is able to support J1 visas. source
South Carolina (1)
Medical University of South Carolina Program · Charleston, South Carolina · Signals
We sponsor J1 visas for highly qualified international applicants. source
South Dakota (1)
University of South Dakota School of Medicine Program · Sioux Falls, South Dakota · Signals
The program sponsors J-1 and H-1B visas. source
Texas (2)
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Program · Dallas, Texas · Signals
All UTSW neurology programs accept International Medical Graduates (IMG) but sponsor only J-1 Visas. source
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Baylor College of Medicine (Temple) Program · Temple, Texas · Signals
H-1B visas are not sponsored by Baylor Scott & White Health for housestaff training; BSWH sponsors only J-1 visas for housestaff training source
West Virginia (1)
Marshall University School of Medicine Program · Huntington, West Virginia · Signals
We only accept J1 Visas – no H1-B visas are accepted. source
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