RN's...in demand if willing to relocate?

[pat8585]

I am an LPN and somewhat considering going back to school for RN. I have read on here that the job

market is sukky even for RN's. I read on here how so many people send off resumes just to get back an email that says thanks, but no thanks.

So is there a need for RN's or not? If a person is willing to relocate and not be picky, will there be a job for them?

I hate to think of taking out more student loans if I will just be unemployed.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts! :)

[smartnurse1982]

Another thing....as someone said,find out WHY there are lots of openings in the areas with the nursing shortages.

I have read about the acute shortages in the border towns of Texas. What no one tells you is that those nurses have the highest malpractice insurance rates in the USA. Why? Im not sure,but i think the nurses get named in lawsuits a lot