Too Many Nurses for Too Few Jobs in the Northeast

I saw this happening in new york when i graduated in 2005. Now the truth finally comes out.....

The results are in, and it's a mixed review for the job market for nursing graduates.
An increase in enrollments at many nursing schools nationwide has bolstered the number of new nursing graduates hitting the pavement, giving employers the upper hand in the hiring process. While landing a job may not be exceedingly difficult, finding the right job in the location of choice may be more challenging for graduates, especially those who reside in the Northeastern region of the country.

http://news.nurse.com/apps/pbcs.dll/...011/NEWENGLAND

I have been saying for years that there is no real shortage. Now with new grads and tons of foreign nurses arriving, we will see the truth. It really makes me very upset that the market will be flooded again with nurses.

Am I crazy, or does the article you quoted actually say exactly the opposite of the statement in the title of your post?

From what I read, it seems they are saying that there are far more nurses applying for positions in the northeast than there are jobs available, especially at the larger teaching hospital in big cities. I don't know, maybe I missed something.