J.O.B.S. in Denver, CO

hope3456, ASN, RN · Feb 21, 2011

Dont specifically onow about crna but the market for entry level rns is saturated. To many nsg schools.

FancypantsRN · Feb 22, 2011

I just moved to Denver. There are jobs here - it just takes a bit of patience. It is quite different than I am used to - the job search here.

I got a job after about 2 months of applying - it was worth the wait though. It was scary before I caught on though. They use recruiters here - which in Florida, I never really dealt with (just HR and the manager).

If you don't already have it, I would apply for you CO license about 2 months before you relocate here and start applying at the same time to get your name out there.

Good luck and btw - Denver is a pretty great place to live : )

schmandy12 · Feb 22, 2011

@fancypantsrn...do you work for an anesthesia group? or does the hospital employee you as a CRNA? And do you have names of a recruiting company? I almost want to start throwing my name out there now even though I'll be done with CRNA school in a year, figure I might as well start looking for a job. :) THANK YOU! :)

Class2011 · Feb 25, 2011

Doesn't sound to me like fancypants is a CRNA, likely unaware of where she is posting, apologies if I'm wrong

I don't know anything first hand about the CO market, but am told that it at least was unfriendly to CRNAs, hopefully that will change as they're opting out

FancypantsRN · Feb 26, 2011

Guys - I am sorry!!! I feel like a doof. I thought this posting was under general nursing and I replied to the Denver part of it - my apologies. I am pretty new to posting here and will pay more attention next time. Again, sorry to mislead - I am not a CRNA (just an RN).

Good luck to you in your job search though