Considering Move to Naples Area

U.S.A. Florida

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Specializes in all things maternity.

Hello,

Years ago, before I had my RN, I lived in Naples and loved it. Now as I am nearing the age of retirement I am thinking about returning to this area. I have considered doing the seasonal nursing thing but I need more info about that. I am an OB nurse and would love to continue working in this area. I have even considered working in an office or clinic. Could anyone give me information about the hospital(s) and such in the Naples, Fort Myers or Bonita Springs areas? I do appreciate it greatly.

Thanks!

Specializes in all things maternity.

Apparently no nurses live in this part of the state. Hmmm!

Specializes in all things maternity.

Apparently no nurses live in this part of the state.

I was a seasonal at NCH several years ago. I don't know that one hospital is better than the other in the area. I do miss living there. Loved living within walking distance of the beach. I would go back in a second but my husband likes his job at the VA in SD (he's a nurse too) and doesn't want to leave family.

I'm not much help but I would probably go back to NCH if I could move down there again. Good Luck!

Also should have told you-I did not work for an agency but I was employed by NCH. So pretty much the same as being a regular employee but only worked 6-9 months out of the year.

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NCH downtown, NCH north, Physician's Regional Medical Center, Collier regional Medical center, these are our local hospitals, NCH has expanded quite a bit in the last 5 years, especially the north collier campus. Of course if you don't want to work in a hospital, there are a ton of health clinics and doctor's offices. And 2 hospices. Good Luck.

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