My husband is in the military and we just found out we are transferring to El Paso, Texas. Currently, I'm a RN working on an oncology floor in a hospital. I would love any information about the hospitals there, working environment and what kind of pay to expect. I don't necessarily need to stay in oncology. I know this question as been asked before but it's an old thread. Thanks for any insight you may have!!!!
My husband is in the military and we just found out we are transferring to El Paso, Texas. Currently, I'm a RN working on an oncology floor in a hospital. I would love any information about the hospitals there, working environment and what kind of pay to expect. I don't necessarily need to stay in oncology. I know this question as been asked before but it's an old thread. Thanks for any insight you may have!!!!
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I don't speak spanish; is it a requirement??
I recently moved to El Paso and my story is almost the same as yours. I have worked in the ER and Urgent Care mostly. Any advice?
Im hoping that someone will eventually see this post and be able to give me some advice. My husband is being stationed in El Paso in August and I am looking for a RN position somewhere close to the base. I do not speak fluent Spanish and I am somewhat of a new nurse (about 1 yr of experience). Does anyone have any suggestions? Im really scared I wont be able to find a job.
You have several options: Del Sol, Las Palmas, UMC, Providence, Sierra and Beaumont are all large hospitals with possible openings. Look them up and start putting in apps and connect with HR. Good luck.
I am a RN who works in the ED at a Level 1 Trauma center, have been doing ED for 6 years now. I have my ACLS, PALS, BLS, TNCC certifications. Fluent in Spanish, speak,reads it and writes it, I am a certified spanish translator in my hospital. I will be be moving this summer to El Paso due to my husband change of duty and I am seeking employment at the ER. Any openings or suggestions.
crosstanya
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I recently moved to El Paso and my story is almost the same as yours. I have worked in the ER and Urgent Care mostly. Any advice?