Help! Want to move to Raleigh.

U.S.A. North Carolina

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Specializes in Cardiology/Cath Lab.

Hi there

I am a nurse from St. Louis and was wondering if someone would give me some insight into raleigh hospitals. I am looking to move to NC. North Carolina has been a place where I have wanted to live. My experience is in cardiology and I have a little over a years experience at a large hospital. I would just like to hear what kind of hospitals are out there and what to expect with pay and benefits out there.

Thanks :nuke:

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Well, if you don't want to be picky, I would suggest Bowman Gray Medical Center in Winston-Salem. You could live in Kernersville or an outer lying area and the cost of living would be A LOT less than the Raleigh area. I grew up in Greensboro but haven't lived there in about 10-12 years. Hopefully my husband and I will be moving back soon...that's where our families live. There are plenty of good hospitals all over the state. My sister-in-law is a CRNA at Moses Cone in Greensboro. She worked in Cardiac area for a long time before becoming CRNA. Of course the well known Duke and Carolina Medical Centers are in the Durham/Chapel Hill area.

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Specializes in EMS, ER, GI, PCU/Telemetry.

if you are looking to raleigh, WakeMed is huge on cardio, and Rex is another good choice. there is also Duke and its affiliates in Durham, raleigh community hospital, and UNC in chapel hill. you will have lots of choices in the triangle area. good luck!

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Hello! We will be moving to NC in late July and Im looking for a 2 yr nursing school. We just returned from visiting Raleigh and Durham. I believe we will be looking at living in Durham. any suggestions on the follow? Schools looking for a two yr program but will do 4 if I have to), Homes? (90,000 or less) Im looking to get a PT job as a UC or ER Tech if I cant get into school fairly soon, any suggestions on that? Any info would be really great.

Thanks all =)

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