Can't get a job!!

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Hi,

I am really in a very sad situation. I graduated with BSN 5 years back in another country a and worked for a year in hospital setting. Other than that, I have a masters in closely related healthcare field and have few experiences in that field, but no nursing experience here in the US. I gave NCLEX last year and since then, I have been applying to numerous jobs only to get rejection after rejection. What do you guys suggest?

My theory is brushed up since I just gave NCLEX. But I dont have any hands on nursing experience within last 4 years. I don't live in a very large city, its kind of suburb, but still so hard to find a job. Please suggest me what should I do and how to land into a nursing job. I really really want to work.

Thank you for your time reading through it...

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Hi,

I am really in a very sad situation. I graduated with BSN 5 years back in another country a and worked for a year in hospital setting. Other than that, I have a masters in closely related healthcare field and have few experiences in that field, but no nursing experience here in the US. I gave NCLEX last year and since then, I have been applying to numerous jobs only to get rejection after rejection. What do you guys suggest?

My theory is brushed up since I just gave NCLEX. But I dont have any hands on nursing experience within last 4 years. I don't live in a very large city, its kind of suburb, but still so hard to find a job. Please suggest me what should I do and how to land into a nursing job. I really really want to work.

Thank you for your time reading through it...

Move? And after you get some recent experience, maybe you can move back.

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Home health? If you speak a language other than English, your language skills will be attractive if the agency has a case where the family speaks that language.

Long term care, dialysis, developmentally disabled, home health, private duty are all places that tend to be more little/no experience friendly. Try the places no one else wants to work. It'll get you experience that you can use to move on to your next job. Good luck!

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Specializes in Nursing Professional Development.

Is there a refresher course you could take? I've heard of some refresher courses that include some hands-on clinical experiences.

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