New York moving to Texas

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Hello nurses and future nurses !!

Nurse G here. I currently reside in New York and I am looking to relocate to Texas when I graduate next year !! I’m debating if i should graduate and take my Nclex in Texas or take it in New York and transfer !! I’m hoping to get In contact with a recruiter from Texas that can assist in relocating cost etc. all input is wanted. What have been your relocating with your adn been like for you ?? I am planning on getting my bsn online !!

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Specializes in Critical Care; Cardiac; Professional Development.

Don't relocate to Texas without a firm job offer in writing that includes your hourly pay and start date.

Texas is oversaturated with ADN nurses, many to most of whom are finding it difficult to get a job in acute care in the major cities. You will not find a hospital willing to pay relocation costs. There are enough nurses in this area that they do not have to do that. They also will not pay the cost of you coming here for interviews. Hospitals in more rural areas and along the Texas/Mexico border are more new-grad ADN friendly than those in DFW, Houston, Austin and Corpus Christie, but even those will not be paying you to move here.

Where you take NCLEX doesn't matter very much.

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Thanks for your response. When moving I will most likely use the same recruiter a few people I know have used. They covered everything. But thanks again for your insight !!

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Hi Nursegilpin!

Would be happy if you tell what recruiters you might use. Thank you

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