H1B in medicine meedha kuda thellola kannu padindhi

[mybabyboy]

The 3rd Demographic cohort for H1B visa’s is Medicine - With Love From India. Due to a Current and 15-year Projected Shortage in the US, which I believe is over-stated “hysteria”, and I’m basing that on the current number of US Medical school applicants, which has increased dramatically, especially among Young Women candidates in the US … which is a Great thing, IMO; as it about Time to kick THOSE Old Farts out of the Ivory Towers …

H-1B Visas for Physicians from India - THIS is the most “Over-looked” cohort that is massively increasing in great numbers at a 45 degree angle.

THIS is now the LARGEST Demographic Group, that have been arriving ion the US, in vast numbers. Some are from Canada, or Europe or the Middle East, but the vast numbers are from India.

[vendettaa]

Link please 

asalu medicine vallaki h1bconcept undadu 

[phatposts]

10 minutes ago, vendettaa said:

Link please 

asalu medicine vallaki h1bconcept undadu 

anta scene ledu. vaallaki untundi. 

certain hospitals residency time lo make an offer. for example - commit for 3 years and we will process in EB1 immediately ani. ala accept cheste starting lo ne EAD vastundi, residency ayye lope GC kooda possible. Ante kaani H1B concept lekunda emi undadu. 

Another option is J1 which has its set of pros & cons.

[NuvvNen]

I know some Physical Therapists who came from India on H1B visa

[Papa Rao]

35 minutes ago, phatposts said:

anta scene ledu. vaallaki untundi. 

certain hospitals residency time lo make an offer. for example - commit for 3 years and we will process in EB1 immediately ani. ala accept cheste starting lo ne EAD vastundi, residency ayye lope GC kooda possible. Ante kaani H1B concept lekunda emi undadu. 

Another option is J1 which has its set of pros & cons.

Residency either H1b or J1 meeda chestaru. No hospital/university will sponsor green card until completion of residency/fellowship and a job offer is made. EB1 is not so easy for doctors contrary to popular belief. Only good thing is that most hospitals are not-for-profit and exempt from cap. J1 meeda residency cheste either you have to go back to your country for 2 years after completion of residency or do a 'waiver' job in underserved areas in US on H1b.

[LastManStanding]

42 minutes ago, NuvvNen said:

I know some Physical Therapists who came from India on H1B visa

+1

[soldier]

Inside overview istunaa my company  lobbyist in dc. Gov bochu gani touch cheyaleru visa holders in medical field.

[princeofheaven]

48 minutes ago, Papa Rao said:

Residency either H1b or J1 meeda chestaru. No hospital/university will sponsor green card until completion of residency/fellowship and a job offer is made. EB1 is not so easy for doctors contrary to popular belief. Only good thing is that most hospitals are not-for-profit and exempt from cap. J1 meeda residency cheste either you have to go back to your country for 2 years after completion of residency or do a 'waiver' job in underserved areas in US on H1b.

mostly highly qualified untaru ga lafoot CTS managers ke giving EB1

[Papa Rao]

3 minutes ago, princeofheaven said:

mostly highly qualified untaru ga lafoot CTS managers ke giving EB1

Qualification emundi, specization (residency) and subspecialization (Fellowship) are not considered super qualifications. Evaraina EB1 criteria satisfy cheyyalsinde (eb1a extraordinary ability, 1b researcher). It's not so easy these days....need to show that your work made major impact, citations, presentations in national/international meetings etc which most people don't have.  Managers di eb1c anukunta which doesn't apply to docs. O1 visa apply chestaru chala mandi bridging ki....criteria are similar to Eb1 but easy to be approved coz it's visa and not green card.