Home Health Nurse Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Minnesota
Minnesota's home health nurse market is anchored by large health systems like Allina Health, Fairview Health Services, and M Health Fairview, alongside national agencies such as Bayada Home Health Care. The Twin Cities metro drives the highest demand, but rural regions face significant shortages, making visa sponsorship a practical hiring tool for qualifying registered nurses.
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Location Address:
2925 Chicago Ave
Loading Dock
Minneapolis, MN 55407-1321
Date Posted:
October 05, 2026
Department:
78007300 Home Care
Shift:
Day (United States of America)
Shift Length:
8 hour shift
Hours Per Week:
40
Union Contract:
Non-Union-NCT
Weekend Rotation:
Every 4th
Job Summary:
Have time to make a difference. In this role, you will receive comprehensive training, ensuring you feel confident with skills, and are well-supported working with an experienced team. Flexibility in schedules will provide a real work-life balance.
Key Position Details:
- FTE 1.0 (80 hours per two week pay period)
- 8 hour day shift
- Every 4th weekend
Job Description:
Nursing is the assessment and treatment of human response to actual or potential health problems. This includes establishing an intentional therapeutic relationship between a registered nurse and a patient and family. As a leader and the integrator of care, the professional nurse has the responsibility, authority, and accountability for planning, coordinating and evaluating the patient’s care needs. Works alongside the care team screening clients and/or population for healthcare needs and developing a client-focused case management plan.
Principle Responsibilities:
- Comprehensive assessment of patient and family needs; identification of outcomes based on needs assessment; establishing the plan of care; supervising the progress; and modification of the plan of care as needed.
- Maintains education and competencies to remain proficient to provide high quality patient care practice and skills.
- Incorporates evidence-based nursing practice taking into consideration current statutes, rules and regulations when developing the plan of care.
- Establishes, in the collaboration with the family and patient, realistic and measurable patient expected outcomes based on nursing diagnoses, patients present and potential capabilities, goals, available resources and plan for continuity of care.
- Identifies outcomes that are age appropriate, culturally appropriate, realistic and attainable.
- Coordinates, collaborates, and delegates appropriately to ensure care is provided in a safe, effective fashion.
- Fulfills all organizational requirements.
- Supplemental roles:
- Charge Nurse (only when acting in this role).
- Demonstrates ability to coordinate, delegate, and direct unit operation, collaborates effectively with unit staff, leadership and other disciplines.
- Preceptor (only when acting in this role).
- Demonstrates ability to identify the orientee's learning needs, plans appropriate learning experiences and demonstrates ability to validate clinical competence of orientee.
- Charge Nurse (only when acting in this role).
- Other duties as assigned.
Required Qualifications:
- Associate's or Vocational degree
- 2 or more years RN experience
Preferred Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree
- Case Management experience
Licenses/Certifications:
- Licensed Registered Nurse – MN Board of Nursing required if working in state of MN upon hire / WI Department of Safety & Professional Services required if working in the state of WI upon hire
- Must meet at least ONE of the requirements below:
- Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association
- Current BLS certification from the American Red Cross
- Allina in-house BLS training (within 30 days of hire)
- Certified Hospice and Palliative Nursing (CHPN) preferred
- Nursing Case Management Certification (CMGT-BC) preferred
- Valid Driver’s License required upon hire - MN and WI residents must obtain a valid driver’s license in their state of residence within 60 days of employment (not required for those working at Wedum Residential Hospice)
Physical Demands:
Medium Work: Lifting weight up to 32 lbs. occasionally (Allina Safe Patient Moving Policy), up to 25 lbs. frequently
Pay Range:
Pay Range: $42.92 to $59.38 per hour
The pay described reflects the base hiring pay range. Your starting rate would depend on a variety of factors including, but not limited to, your experience, education, and the union agreement (if applicable). Shift, weekend and/or other differentials may be available to increase your pay rate for certain shifts or work.
Allina Health is committed to adhering with all applicable local, state and federal minimum wage requirements.
Benefit Summary:
Allina Health believes the best way to provide safe and compassionate care for our patients is by nurturing the passion of those who care for them. That’s why we devote extraordinary resources to help you grow and thrive — not only as a professional but also as a whole person. When you join our team, you have access to a wealth of valuable employee benefits that support the total well-being — mind, body, spirit and community — of you and your family members.
Allina Health is all in on your well-being. Because well-being means something different to everyone, our award-winning program provides you with the resources you need to help you navigate your personal journey. This includes well-being dollars, dedicated well-being navigators, and many programs, activities, articles, videos, personal coaching and tools to support you on your journey.
We are focused on creating an inclusive workplace so everyone can see themselves as part of our care team. Our care teams are as diverse as the communities we serve and proud to be contributing to the mission of a leading health care organization. Our pioneering approach to well-being helps every member of our care team feel a deep sense of connection and joy in their work.
Benefits include:
- Medical/Dental
- PTO/Time Away
- Retirement Savings Plans
- Life Insurance
- Short-term/Long-term Disability
- Voluntary Benefits (vision, legal, critical illness)
- Tuition Reimbursement or Continuing Medical Education as applicable
- Student Loan Support Benefits to navigate the Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
Allina Health is a 501(c)(3) eligible employer
Benefit eligibility/offerings are determined by FTE and if you are represented by a union.
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Which companies sponsor visas for home health nurses in Minnesota?
Large health systems including Allina Health, Fairview Health Services, and HealthPartners have sponsored home health nursing roles in Minnesota. National home health agencies like Bayada Home Health Care and Amedisys also operate in the state and have filed for H-1B visa and EB-3 sponsorships. Staffing firms that place nurses with Minnesota home health clients are another common sponsorship pathway worth researching directly.
Which visa types are most common for home health nurse roles in Minnesota?
The EB-3 employment-based immigrant visa is the most widely used pathway for internationally trained home health nurses in Minnesota, as it covers skilled workers and aligns with the registered nurse occupational category. The H-1B is less common for bedside nursing roles because home health nursing can face specialty occupation classification challenges. Some Filipino and other internationally trained nurses also arrive through VisaScreen-certified processes tied to EB-3 petitions filed by home health agencies.
Which cities in Minnesota have the most home health nurse sponsorship jobs?
The Twin Cities metro, covering Minneapolis and Saint Paul, concentrates the largest share of home health nurse sponsorship opportunities in Minnesota, given the density of health systems and home health agencies headquartered there. Rochester is a secondary hub due to Mayo Clinic's regional influence on healthcare hiring. Duluth and Saint Cloud also have active home health markets, particularly given ongoing rural nursing shortages across Greater Minnesota.
How to find home health nurse visa sponsorship jobs in Minnesota?
Migrate Mate is specifically built for international nurses and healthcare professionals searching for visa sponsorship roles in the U.S., including home health nurse positions filtered to Minnesota. Unlike general job boards, Migrate Mate surfaces employers who have a documented history of sponsoring work visas, saving you from applying to roles where sponsorship is unavailable. You can filter by state and role to see current Minnesota home health nurse openings from sponsoring employers.
Are there any Minnesota-specific considerations for home health nurse visa sponsorship?
Minnesota requires home health nurses to hold an active Minnesota registered nurse license issued by the Minnesota Board of Nursing, which must typically be obtained before an employer can complete visa sponsorship paperwork. Internationally trained nurses often need a credentials evaluation and English proficiency verification. Minnesota's nursing shortage in rural areas means some employers outside the Twin Cities actively pursue sponsorship, but licensure processing timelines should be factored into your job search planning.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored home health nurse jobs in Minnesota?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.