If you want to look for an RN job, ask yourself a few questions. The first question, did I use keywords such as "hospice nurse?" There are usually openings, grab some experience! The longer time goes by, the harder it will be to get anything else!
5. Too much up front?
Start working per diem or part time! If you can't get anything full time, start applying for those jobs. Eventually, the place you are working may have an opening.. and would you be considered? ABSOLUTELY!!
(BTW, $300 is better than $0!)
6. Job Placement....
Did you already visit your local Department of Labor office? They speak with companies directly.. and get openings for their database. Bring your resume' and tell them you need work!
One other thing.. temp agencies might have jobs as well!
Please understand that there is a "nursing shortage" but yet.. there are no jobs posted. THIS IS BECAUSE ALL OF THESE "middle man" COMPANIES ARE CONTRACTING THEM!!! Start getting to those MIDDLE-MAN COMPANIES NOW!
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If you are looking for job, there's a bunch to consider. I've helped friends get jobs, and this is how:
1. Did you consider relocating as an option?
2. Government Registered Nursing Jobs are AVAILABLE 3. Want to get experience to start working right away? Is one weekenda month beyond you?
4. How good is your search? 5. Too much up front? 6. Job Placement.... Please understand that there is a "nursing shortage" but yet.. there are no jobs posted. THIS IS BECAUSE ALL OF THESE "middle man" COMPANIES ARE CONTRACTING THEM!!! Start getting to those MIDDLE-MAN COMPANIES NOW!