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Unemployment in the Dallas area is slightly greater than 8 percent at the present time.
The demand for nursing jobs is slowly dwindling because so many nurses from out of state have recently been relocating to Texas in search of work. In addition, the local job market is saturated with new nurses since there are numerous nursing programs in and around Dallas that churn out batches of new grads every few months (TWU, El Centro, Brookhaven, Trinity Valley, Hill, Navarro, TCC, TCU, UTA, Southwestern Adventist, Weatherford, NCTC, Grayson, etc.). This results in competition for jobs.
agree with RN2B, but medical city is your best bet. it's a huge hospital where you'll get great experience and have better odds at finding a job. medical center of plano is smaller and med ctr mckinney is even tinier and i haven't heard the greatest things about them. but medical city dallas is well-respected and i'd choose them if i had the option to transfer.
TXSchoolRN-MSN
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Hello, I currently live in las Vegas NV, but seriously considering moving to Dallas. Was wondering if anyone had any advise. I would like to work for an HCA hospital so that i could transfer my job. Any thoughts about moving to Dallas, nursing jobs still in demand in the area? Hoping that their economy is better than the horrible economy i currently live in. Unemployment here is over 14%.
Thanks for the help!