Our client built a career providing comprehensive care to adults with complex medical needs. After earning her medical degree from Marmara University and completing specialist training in internal medicine, she worked across several hospitals in Turkey and participated in a clinical internship in Germany. Her experience included managing diabetes, hypertension, and other chronic conditions, coordinating care for patients with multiple illnesses, and providing preventive services. She sought to continue her work in the United States as an internist and clinician-scientist.
Our firm developed her EB-2 NIW petition around the connection between her clinical experience, research activities, and proposed work in internal medicine. We highlighted her ability to manage conditions affecting multiple organ systems and collaborate with other specialists to deliver coordinated care. Employment records, academic publications, conference presentations, journal peer-review activities, and supporting expert letters documented her professional background. Alongside her intended work plan, this evidence supported our explanation of the proposed endeavor’s national importance and her preparation to contribute to patient care and ongoing medical research.
USCIS approved her I-140 petition under the EB-2 National Interest Waiver category, marking an important milestone in her plans to continue her work in the United States. The case connected her experience across different healthcare settings with a focus on prevention, chronic disease management, and individualized treatment. Her combination of clinical practice and scholarly engagement provided a concrete foundation for her proposed contributions to internal medicine.
