Hospitals near Ashland, Ohio?

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Hi Ohio nurses!

My husband is interested in the DMin. program at Ashland U. and I am wondering how far I may have to travel to find hospital employment. I have looked over some maps and mapquested distances to various cities, but it's always diificult to tell what is really do-able unless you live there.

Any suggestions of something driveable?

Specializes in ER.

ashland samaritan

wooster community (30 min)

medcentral mansfield

the first 2 have very few openings-- none if you are a new grad.

medcentral is a bit better but really only wants part timers to avoid paying health care costs.

sorry, this area is not thriving :(

Thanks for posting. I understand about the area. I grew up in a small, rural town near Youngstown and I get it. I am currently in Baltimore and while people are complaining a lot here about the job market, it is like night and day. DH may have to seriously look at other schools, since if he wants to go back to school- Mama's gotta bring home the bacon.

How about living halfway between Ashland and Cleveland or Akron? I don't have a map in front of me, but is that reasonable-in your opinion?

Specializes in ER.
Specializes in Cardiac/Tele/CVICU.

FTR, MedCentral still gives benefits for PT RN's. It costs just a few dollars more per pay period.

Wow. You have no idea how encouraging that is! If I can be certain that we have health insurance, I can string together a couple P/T positions and made ends meet.

You've made my day!!! I can't believe I didn't think of that but it was stuck in my head that FT meant bene's and PT meant none.

Specializes in Cardiac/Tele/CVICU.
Wow. You have no idea how encouraging that is! If I can be certain that we have health insurance, I can string together a couple P/T positions and made ends meet.

You've made my day!!! I can't believe I didn't think of that but it was stuck in my head that FT meant bene's and PT meant none.

Glad to help. :)

Most RN positions at MCM are PT right now, and as long as you are an FTE 0.6 (which means 24 hours/week) you will qualify for benefits.

From Ashland University Samaritan Hospital is about 3 or so blocks.

MedCentral Manfield is about 25 min away, Wooster 30 minute, Fisher

Titus Medical Center in Norwalk OH is about 45 minutes away.

Cleveland Clinic Main Campus is 70 miles away and takes 1hour 20min drivetime

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