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what states really have a high demand for nurses ?
If you do a google search for critical access hospitals I would almost guarantee that 80% of these hospitals need nurses desperatlely.
the CAH's in az also want at least 2 years experience, and have very few openings. unfortunately just the phoenix area pumps out about 800 new grads each semester.
the CAH's in az also want at least 2 years experience, and have very few openings. unfortunately just the phoenix area pumps out about 800 new grads each semester.
Wow that is crazy. The market is so oversaturated hospitals can pretty much just take their pick. I still think the OP would have better chances with critical access, especially in the south. (Alabama, Mississippi, Texas)
thanks to everyone for your input. I really don't know what to think about if nurses can find jobs or not. I read many many threads that say they are having a heck of a time finding ANY job. Then I read "so and so location" needs nurses and they will hire new grads.
I should say I am currently working as a LPN. I think of going on for my RN , but
if there isn't going to be job for me why bother?
I have nearly 6 years of experience and have applied at multiple facilities in the less desirable cities of CA such as Bakersfield, Taft, Visalia, Fresno, Delano, etc. I've gotten a couple of rejection letters, one rejection email, and no responses from the other applications.Alturas Ca; bakersfield , Ca; Taft, Ca...etc
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avoid az if you want to keep your license!