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Hey PhillyN,
I'm not sure it's saturated, but everyone's budgets are running a little differently (at least that's what I've been told). So, it seems, hospitals will probably have smaller New Grad classes throughout the summer into fall-winter. I would continue applying & trying to get in contact with Nurse Recruiters. This way, they can tell you if that program is worth pursuing or when to try back.
If you can't find numbers etc. online, I would simply try to call the hospital main number, either ask for HR or the Nurse Recruiter. Someone will probably be able to transfer you.
Is there one specialty or hospital you're focused on? One specialty you aren't (Peds only, adults only)?
Best of luck!
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Does anyone know of places that are hiring graduate nurses in the Philadelphia or Philadelphia suburb area? I've applied to a few places but haven't heard back. Is the job market saturated?