WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions’ Ann-Rose Johnson-Lewis named to 2026 Immigration Attorney “Raising the Bar” directory
Kristin Dahl • April 20, 2026
WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions’ Ann-Rose Johnson-Lewis named to 2026 Immigration Attorney “Raising the Bar” directory
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions (WWHS), a Medical Solutions company, today announced that Ann-Rose Johnson-Lewis, Director of Legal Services, has been named to Attorney and Practice Magazine’s 2026 Top 10 Immigration Attorney “Raising the Bar” directory. The recognition reflects her leadership and contributions to immigration law.
At WWHS, Johnson-Lewis leads legal operations supporting internationally educated healthcare professionals through the immigration and deployment process. Her work helps clinicians navigate complex U.S. immigration pathways while pursuing long-term career opportunities.
Her focus on compliance and streamlined processes has strengthened WWHS’s ability to address evolving workforce challenges. Through this work, she supports the organization’s commitment to delivering sustainable workforce solutions for healthcare systems seeking qualified global talent.
“Ann-Rose brings a thoughtful, solutions-oriented approach to every aspect of our immigration process,” said Patti Artley, president of WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions. “Her ability to navigate complexity while maintaining trust and transparency makes a meaningful impact on both the clinicians we support and the partners we serve.”
WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions specializes in direct hire recruitment, connecting healthcare employers with experienced international nurses and healthcare professionals. The company’s approach supports long-term workforce stability while expanding access to global healthcare expertise.
WORLDWIDE HEALTHSTAFF SOLUTIONS
WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions specializes in direct hire international nurse recruitment, connecting healthcare employers with qualified RNs and healthcare professionals worldwide. From recruitment to relocation, we guide both parties through seamless processes to foster long-term, mutually beneficial relationships. With offices in the United States, United Arab Emirates, and the Philippines, we are positioned to serve global healthcare markets effectively.
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