Largest sponsor
Unity Hospital is the largest sponsor in these records, with about 39% of the worker positions listed for this role and state.
Sponsor guide
Nursing visa sponsor records and pay ranges in New York
Compare 6 sponsors with 137 worker positions listed for Nursing in New York. Use this page to build a shortlist, then open sponsor profiles before contacting employers or discussing pay.
Source: most recent public U.S. Department of Labor disclosure data imported by this site.
Worker positions listed
137
Historical positions in government salary data, not open jobs
Sponsors
6
6 with company info
Middle pay in salary records
$88,941
$82,160-$93,850 middle 50% range
Workplace names
A few workplace names
A few salary records name a separate workplace
Worker positions are historical positions in government salary data, not open jobs.
What stands out for Nursing in New York
These signals help you decide which sponsor profiles to open first. They are screening clues, not promises about current hiring or final pay.
Company type mix
Hospital / health system is the largest checked company type here. 6 of 6 sponsors have company type info.
Green card and wage history
This guide also includes 3 green card-related records and 239 other wage records for the same role and state.
Work location check
Rochester is the top listed city in this guide. Confirm the actual worksite, schedule, and state license requirements with each sponsor.
Green card-related records and wage paperwork for Nursing in New York
These counts come from public U.S. Department of Labor files for this role and state. Wage records show pay amounts used in visa or green card paperwork; they are not job offers. Past records do not guarantee current openings, sponsorship, or approval.
Green card-related records
3
2 sponsors in these records
Middle green card pay
$53,872
From green card-related records
Other wage records
239
59 sponsors with other wage records
Middle wage amount
$88,941
From other wage records
Nursing pathway note
Nursing can be underrepresented in LCA salary records because many registered nurse sponsorship paths use employment-based green card paperwork instead of H-1B salary filings. Schedule A currently includes professional nurses, and the rule points to CGFNS certification, a full state nursing license, or passing the NCLEX-RN as qualifying evidence.
Salary comparison
The middle pay is $88,941. The middle 50% range is $82,160 to $93,850.
Compare several sponsors because pay can vary by job details, location, hours, and visa or green card program.
Company type mix
6 of 6 sponsors have company type info. The largest group is Hospital / health system.
Company type is different from the exact workplace. Check both before comparing sponsors.
Pay by company type
These groups use salary records from sponsors with company info checked from public sources. Compare them as a starting point because pay can change by job details, city, hours, and visa or green card program.
| Company type | Middle pay | Middle range | Worker positions listed | Sponsors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital / health system | $85,322 | $80,850-$91,931 | 116 | 5 |
| Other healthcare employer | $88,941 | $88,941-$88,941 | 3 | 1 |
Records are historical U.S. Department of Labor salary records, not open jobs or guaranteed pay offers.
Market mix
Hospital / health system5 sponsors
Other healthcare employer1 sponsors
Top sponsor sizeSome concentration
Questions to ask before applying
- Is the sponsor also the place where you will work?
- How does the pay compare to the middle pay here?
- Are there contract, placement, or repayment terms?
- What state license is required before start?