So how quickly can a comeback actually happen? Mark takes us through his own timeline, from the moment his contract was rescinded to the day his family landed in America.

January, I had my rescinded.

By March 2024, I had the new client facility offer.

Every process went by, the DS-260, the DQ process, passport, going to the interview date, which is November, first week.

You will know that you have the visa already after the interview.

You got approved.

After that, family went straight to the United States.

And finally, the words of a nurse who lived every step of this journey and came out the other side.

He wanted to build a career in the United States and then help others do the same.

As a registered nurse from the Philippines, I've lived my dream here in the U.S., and now I'm on a mission to empower others to do the same.

Can you tell us a little bit more about how AMN supported you through that journey, what it looked like for you?

At first, when I hear about that, it was a shock to me.

I had set my mind that we were about to leave very soon from my home country and was preparing to move to the U.S., but it was a tough pill to swallow.

I felt lost, but I never gave up.

Instead, I focused on exploring other options and staying positive.

So I thought my chance to work in the U.S. was made harder because of it and have to start all over again.