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Scott Daniels

Hawaii 3RNET Network Coordinator

Tel: 808-961-9460
Scott.Daniels@doh.hawaii.gov

“Health care professionals are extremely valued in our state. Hawaii has good weather pretty much year-round and consistently ranks as one of the healthiest states in the United States. Come work in paradise!"

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How I can help your job search:

If you are a health care professional interested in living and working in Hawaii, Scott can:

  • Answer questions you may have about current job openings across Hawaii
  • Guide you on how the National Health Service Corps works in Hawaii
  • Provide information on Hawaii-specific loan repayment programs
  • Help you navigate the J-1 Visa Waiver process in Hawaii
  • Tell you more about Hawaii’s state-specific incentives for health care professionals

Scott is an employee of the Hawaii Office of Primary Care and Rural Health. He and his organization coordinate 3RNET activities in Hawaii.

An additional 3RNET contact in Hawaii is: Allison Mikuni, Allison.Mikuni@doh.hawaii.gov, Tel: 808-733-8364

Health Care Employers in Hawaii

Health Care Employers in Hawaii

You'll find jobs on 3RNET from these types of health care employers in Hawaii:

  • Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs)
  • Community Health Centers (CHCs)
  • Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)
  • National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment sites
  • Native Hawaii Health Center
  • Rural Health Clinics (RHCs)
J-1 Visas in Hawaii

J-1 Visas in Hawaii

If you want to obtain a J-1 Visa Waiver in Hawaii, here’s what you need to do:

  1. Start your job search about 18 months prior to when you want to start working.
  2. Find a job at an eligible J-1 site in our state. You can search for J-1 eligible jobs on 3RNET. Start your J-1 job search in Hawaii now.
  3. Connect with the J-1 contact to ask questions and learn about additional steps you may need to take.

To request a State of Hawaii Conrad 30 waiver recommendation letter, candidates need to:

  1. Apply for a J-1 Visa Waiver through the U.S. Department of State;
  2. Get a waiver review case number from U.S. Department of State;
  3. Secure an employment contract with a medical facility in a HPSA or Medically Underserved Area, signed by the candidate and the head of the facility, to provide patient care for at least 40 hours per week for a 3-year term;
  4. Send required information to Scott Daniels at the Hawaii Department of Health, State Office of Rural Health.

J-1 Visa Contact in Hawaii:

R. Scott Daniels, Ph.D.
Hawaii Office of Primary Care and Rural Health
Tel: 808-961-9460
scott.daniels@doh.hawaii.gov 

For Hawaii Employers

For Hawaii Employers

If you’re a health care employer in Hawaii and you’d like to post your jobs on 3RNET, please fill out our employer application form which will be sent to the Hawaii Network Coordinator.

If you have specific questions about using 3RNET in Hawaii, please contact 3RNET’s Hawaii Network Coordinator, Scott Daniels.