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As long as you can network and aren't afraid to call/email around, it's not hard. I graduated the end of this past July and many of my friends have nursing jobs. You can't be too picky though, unless you've got a few months and people on "the inside." Do you have your BSN or ASN? A lot of hospitals around here prefer BSN's, like most everyone else these days. Best of luck in your decisions and job search!!
WannaBNursey, ADN, ASN, RN
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I'm planning on moving to Central Indiana (Noblesville or Carmel) after I graduate with my RN, but I'm concerned that I wouldn't be able to find a job! Every single job listing for RN's requires 1-2 years of experience. What is the job situation like in this area? Are new grads able to find new jobs, or are they leaving the area to support themselves?