any ithaca nurses

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I am currently a ADN student (graduating this may) in lexington, KY and am planning on relocating to ithaca, new york - my husband will be attending cornell in the fall. I have found information on Cayuga Medical Center but I was wondering if there are other places a new grad nurse should look for employment? Also, any information regarding the area would be helpful. It looks beautiful from pictures! Any info would be great.

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Hi dwag, I'm not a nurse (currently looking into assoc. programs in ithaca area) but I live about an hour from Ithaca. Just wanted to say that I think you'll love Ithaca, it's my favorite place to visit on weekends. The town has a lot to offer because of the University being there. The pictures don't lie, Ithaca is very beautiful--I'm sure you'll like it there. Good luck finding a job! :)

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Hi. I live in the Syracuse area. I am new here, too--I think it's about a 90 minute drive to Ithaca. Wanted to live in Ithaca, but Cayuga is the only hospital there and I did not get an offer. Unfortunately, Cornell has it's medical center in NYC. There are quite a few hospitals in Syracuse, the largest being Upstate, which is always hiring. My suggestion--there are lots of lovely small towns halfway between Syracuse and Ithaca. It really is beautiful country. Drive around and check out the area.

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Cayuga Medical Center, Gannet Health center (Cornell), Ithaca College, Robert Packer in Sayre, PA. (about 30 min. south of Ithaca), a couple hospitals in Elmira, NY (also about 45 min. - 1 hour south)several hospitals in Syracuse (1 hour north of Ithaca), 3-4 hospitals in Binghamton/Johnson City NY (about 1 hour east of Ithaca).

Ithaca is a beautiful area with falls, gorges and state prks all around. The wineries are open year round, good theatres in the area and a very diverse population.

Good luck with your move :)

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