Already a CNA
Full-time roles on nursing home and hospital care teams.
Already in the U.S.? Flint matches Certified Nursing Assistants with facilities that will sponsor your green card. Not certified yet? Most CNA training programs take about 6 weeks.
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See how Flint matches CNAs with facilities, covers costs, and puts you on the path to permanent stability.
We’ll reach out directly by calling or texting to learn more about you, your role, and your unique immigration situation.
We'll match you with nursing homes and hospitals based on your experience and where you want to live. Then you choose who to interview with.
After you're hired, we cover all licensing and immigration costs for you. We even provide a relocation bonus. You pay nothing.
Immigration lawyer fees
USCIS filing fees
Green card case preparation
Licensing expenses
Immigration administration
Relocation assistance
Earn a full CNA paycheck while your green card processes. No hidden fees or deductions.
After you earn your green card, what you do and where you go next is up to you.

Catherine
LPN, Minnesota
Full-time roles on nursing home and hospital care teams.
Most CNA training programs take about 6 weeks. Once you pass your state certification exam, you're ready to be placed. Caregivers and home health aides are a great fit.
Many of our partners offer grants, scholarships or tuition reimbursement so you can keep growing your nursing career.
Flint has helped hundreds of healthcare professionals find green card sponsored roles across the US.
Get answers to the most asked questions about Flint.
Flint covers immigration filing fees, lawyer fees, licensing support, and relocation assistance. You’re responsible only for normal living expenses once working.
Most CNA training programs take about 6 weeks, with classroom and supervised clinical hours. Then you take your state's certification exam.
Yes. You'll need your state CNA certification before a facility can hire you. You can still apply now, and we'll follow up once you're certified.
No. CNA training is done through a state-approved program, and costs vary by state and program. Once you're hired, your new facility provides orientation on its own processes.
Yes, if you're open to CNA roles. You'll need to complete CNA training and get certified first, and your caregiving experience gives you a head start.
Yes. Many of our facility partners offer education assistance, like grants, scholarships or tuition reimbursement, so you can work as a CNA with support while you go back to school. What's offered varies by facility.
About 4 years for CNAs, in line with the government's green card processing time. While you're working, your green card is processing.
Not at this time. Flint works only with candidates who are already in the U.S. and authorized to work.
Most openings are in smaller or rural areas, since those facilities sponsor green cards. You review available roles and only move forward if you choose one.
Yes — you must be authorized to work in the U.S. in order to be eligible for the Flint program.
Yes — Flint provides relocation assistance and works with facilities to help identify housing options. In many locations, you will need a car.
Spouses and children are included in the green card sponsorship and would get the green card at the same time as you.
The Flint Program is completely real and free for candidates. Flint partners with licensed U.S. employers to make green card sponsorship possible.
Certified or about 6 weeks away, there's a path to permanent stability in the U.S. for you.