Agencies in CA/Bay Area.........

U.S.A. California

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Hello!!!

I see there is not much of a nursing shortage in the Bay Area. A few months ago, when I did a job search, a good amount of jobs showed up but yesterday I looked and it looks very discouraging. Then I read some posts here about other ppl have trouble finding a job. Eeeeekkss!!!!!! Not comforting. I was upset because we are relocating to the Bay Area because of dh's job and if I can't find a job, we will be struggling. I did apply to 2 hospitals a month ago and one hosp filled the job and the other didn't respond. We went on our first house hunting trip this past weekend. I have never been to Cali and it was different. It was such a quick trip (4 days) that I really didn't appreciate the area/climate/setting, until I was on my long flight home. :) I see why everyone wants to come here. We found a house in Livermore. Gorgeous area. I think we were attracted to this area because of the "country like setting."

My coworkers suggest I take a 13 wk contract assignment become familiar with the hospitals and be able to get infront of someone. Someone else on this website suggested also, I don't remember who but it's a great idea. I'm with an agency now but they don't deal with West Coast Hosp. I know you all are full of information and can recommend some agencies to sign with. :)

I never thought I would be facing this in my career. What ever this area is doing to fix the nursing shortage is doing something right. Possibly the weather?????:lol2:

Right now cannot name one. Most facilities have severely restricted use of agency. So even if someone is actually getting scheduled, chances are that the shift is going to get cancelled. You would be much better off just going for overtime where you currently are working.

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