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Mohamed Alsgul
Jordanian registered nurse who relocated to the U.S. (via the UAE) and shared his story of overcoming a rescinded contract on the Nursing in America podcast.
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Sep 16, 2026
Recapture Your Opportunity: How to Turn Setbacks into Success (Part 2)
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4:51speaker_0NARRATOR
Mohamed's journey followed a similar arc.
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5:03Mohamed AlsgulGUEST
A lot of time before I get recaptured, it took me maybe a month to find a new employer, and maybe two months later, to get recaptured and I got my I-140 again with all the priority dates.
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5:19Mohamed AlsgulGUEST
And I think after I got recaptured, maybe a couple months and I got the interview.
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5:28Mohamed AlsgulGUEST
It was slow at the beginning and at the end, just like in five, six months, everything happened at once.
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6:24DanielleHOST
What advice would you give to a nurse who is experiencing a rescission, who might be at that turning point that you were at not too long ago? How would you tell them to stay inspired? How would you tell them to keep up with the journey?