It's great that you are considering the move like many of us. At the age your daughter is though, u should have really kept her in school here so she'd go straight into college after graduating high school. I have friends w/degrees from Ja and when they come to the USA it's not recognized, they still have to go back to school here. My plan is come back when my daughter is in her final year of hs there.

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Oh as for the job situation-my only suggestion is for u to try the St. Ann's Bay hospital. It will be a culture shock based on all the negativity I've heard about the lack of resources and care, but give it a try and see how it works for you.

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I find that it is always best to call the Jamaican High Commission, (that serves your area) for all information you need. Do not trust "hear say" because policies and procedures may change quite often. All the best

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