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it hasn't been easy but it's looking up. it took me 6 months to get the job i really want but it was worth the wait (MD ANDERSON). i love living here now, taxes are great on everything and cost of living is very affordable. Make the move, you won't regret it.

i just got offered a position in G-16 Leukemia. Spoke to Toni and i'm on the night shift. Good luck to everyone else and hopefully i get to meet some of you. If from TN btw!

Nope. Nothing here.

So my open house for Houston Methodist went well and a recruiter said someone will contact me about a interview date in the next few days. I'm trying to prepare well for the interview and wondering what the interview will be like with a unit manager. Should i expect a panel? (Won't be surprised). On a general note I'm really trying to get a heads up, and prepare well. Houston Methodist is highly ranked and even though i hear it's hard to move up, they have terrific benefits and some say they enjoy working there. For my first year out of school, it's definitely a place i want to work at. I've read the forums but it doesn't really give me the information i want. Thanks guys.

Thank you HouTX, even though i graduated with a BSN it's still hard to manipulate these jobs in the Houston area. I'll go ahead and look outside the city and hopefully something comes up. Thank you

Hey guys, so it's been a dream to move to Houston after nursing school. I recently passed my NCLEX in Tennessee and i finally made the move. I love my chosen career but at this point i'm having a problem finding a new grad position in any of the major hospitals. I've continuously applied to Houston Methodist and i keep getting rejected. I recently went to St.Luke's career fair and nothing from that either. I know Houston is a booming city but i would like some direction from any new grad's out there who are getting access to these jobs. I would really appreciate it. Thanks guys