Future Shortage in Bedside Nurses - page 12
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Dec 27, '12 by jrwestQuote from Sirius Squintdont forget you might have to change areas- all the hospitals in my area are hiring new grads.Thousands of new nurses are spit out of schools a year with hospitals not even giving us the time of day for bedside nursing because there are just too darn many of us. Give me an opportunity to work bedside for life, and I'll take it. In my dreams so far, and I graduated 8 months ago. -
Dec 27, '12 by Sirius SquintQuote from jrwestI have considered that a great deal and am willing to relocate to pursue my dreams. However, everything I have read on this site matches what seams to be going on in my area (chicagoland). Not enough jobs. May I ask what hospitals you are speaking of, as I am very serious about my pursuit in my career? I'm starting to feel like I made huge mistake majoring in Nursing, even though I love it.dont forget you might have to change areas- all the hospitals in my area are hiring new grads. - Asst. Admin
Dec 27, '12 by TheCommuterQuote from Sirius SquintA simple click of this member's profile indicates his/her location is in Western New York.May I ask what hospitals you are speaking of, as I am very serious about my pursuit in my career? I'm starting to feel like I made huge mistake majoring in Nursing, even though I love it.
In general, nursing jobs are still abundant in places where many people do not wish to live, such as North Dakota, towns along the Mexico border, and extreme rural areas with 'dying' towns that lack many basic services.jrwest and Sirius Squint like this. - Dec 27, '12 by jrwestYes- Western Ny-like Buffalo, Rochester. Not exactly desireable places to live :-/I'd move, but my spouse does not want to.If you want specifics you could pm me if you like.