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VI s a hard market to crack. I worked there a decade ago and it was a hard, long search to find a casual gig.
Hospitals there had a preference to hire local grads over experienced outsiders. Plus a lot of people who move to Victoria, Comox, Nanaimo seem to be married to nurses who want to work there.
a coworker with specialty experience relocated ther about four years ago and had to start off as a casual and took a while to land a permanent job.
the north end of the island and LTC might be easier to crack. Like north of Campbell River.
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Hi,
I am a new graduate nurse from Queen's University. I got my first job (yay!) in home care, but it's really not my thing. I love the West Coast and have been looking to get work on Vancouver Island, focusing on Victoria. I am hard working and a quick learner and can provide references as needed. I went ahead and obtained my ACLS and I am registered with BCRNC. If you're keen, I'd love any information about nursing on the island, job opportunities, or any contacts for nursing in the area.
Thank you!