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from jen4me
Old Nov 07, 2009, 03:43 PM

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Personally, I am willing to move anywhere, but like someone already posted; it's not that easy. I'm married with children and can't just up and re-root my family, especially with no finances.

I too have heard that there are jobs in Texas and would love to work there, but again, it's not so easy to do. What a sad day when you can't even get a job in a field that really needs you...
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No. 21
from Wendy79
Old Nov 07, 2009, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by rnpic View Post
"There are jobs in central and southern IL."

I started out in Central IL, but didn't get paid enough to stay living there. The cost of living is too expensive! Plus, the area of nursing I am most interested in, there are only 2-3 hospitals in Southern IL that even have that area of nursing in their hospitals (St. Francis in Peoria-which I can not work at, Carle Hospital in Champaign/Urbana, St Johns in Springfield, and maybe Memorial in Springfield.). Most of these units are in the Chicago area, and none of them are hiring in their NICU's unless you have 2-5 years experience in NICU!

There really aren't that many positions available in IL. A lot of hospitals have positions posted, but they aren't really hiring (I've called them all after not getting any responses back from my applications).
Well, "no jobs that I want" is a very different thing from "no jobs"--you've responded to a general jobs thread, so it will help others more if you're specific. But they've definitely been hiring for new grad programs in this area over the past year, for lots of positions--it's not "no new grad programs" at all. Good luck in your search--I had to give up the idea of working on a particular unit and just take what I could get.
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