kristine21

Just wondering if having a Master's will make a difference? I do not want to stick it out in Georgia, so I'm willing to take my chances in the golden state. I'm not from here, I was stationed here with the military and decided to stick around an extra 2 years to get nursing school done. I'm in a program for people that have bachelors in something else but want to become nurses. So in the end I will be able to take the NCLEX for my RN and will have a MSN. Thanks for all the input though. At least I will know what I'm getting into even though it won't be for another 12 months. Happy Holidays! K

Thanks for the input. That's the vibe I was getting and appreciate the help.

Hello, I'm currently attending nursing school in Georgia and will be relocating to California after graduation in Dec 2010. I am very interested in becoming an ER nurse and have my sites set on San Francisco, but will consider southern California too. Is it possible to get this type of position as a new grad? Also, does anyone have any recommendations as to which hospitals would be the best to contact regarding employment? In San Fran or the LA area? I know I've got some time to get these things sorted out, but I'd like to get an idea of whats out there. Thanks. -K