Securing a TN Visa or E-3 Visa is a Straightforward Process to get U.S. Physical Therapists Jobs
Canadian, Mexican and Australian Rehab Graduates seeking U.S. Physical Therapists Jobs check out American Traveler Allied’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? American Traveler Allied 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.
American Traveler Allied’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—American Traveler Allied 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 American Traveler Allied 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 American Traveler Allied 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.
