Where are there jobs in Texas?

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Hellllllooooooo Texas!

I am a new grad RN from California who is looking to relocate. After a very dedicated 7 month search for a job in my state I am throwing in the towel (its about time for a good adventure anyway). Where in Texas do they need new grads... and be honest. From what I have read on here Dallas in touch and go, there are no jobs in Austin, but are there really jobs for newbies in San Antonio? I would love some input.

hi there! where exactly is "up here"? lol

Canada's version of Texas. --- Alberta

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In Philippines Nurses make around .50 cent per hour, and Average House Cost $10,000

The Phillippines employ very few of their graduates. Instead they view their human beings as export commodiities.

What that comment has to do with American nurses trying to find out their value in North America is not relevant to this topic.

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Specializes in Med/Surg, Tele.

Try Baylor, Methodist or Parkland in Dallas. All have intern position listed. Try using intern, GN or resident nurse in the search function.

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Specializes in CM, Cardiac, Hospice, etc.

Lubbock, Texas - that's where you need to be! It's not as big as Dallas/Houston/San Antonio - but there's Texas Tech and Lubbock Christian University, so there's quite a bit to do here - and not near as much traffic! And it's a big medical center - biggest between Dallas and Albuquerque or Phoenix. I work at Covenant Medical Center and there are lots of opportunities there - it's the biggest with ~600 beds. There is also University Medical Center, associated with the medical school. I love it here! Give us a try!

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Try Scott and White in Temple or Round Rock. I just got a GN position there in pedi and my friend has 3 interviews there next week!

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I am also going to be a new grad moving to Texas (most likely). I will be moving to Ft. Bliss in El Paso though. Does anyone have any information about jobs in that area for new grads? What the pay is like? I know the cost of living down there is very different from where I am living now (Northern NJ). I am just curious...Thanks so much!

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There's jobs available all over East Texas. I'm having to decide between 4 places right now. And that's just for LVN.

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Has anyone heard anything about the Versant program this year @ CSR. I just applied today hoping to get in for Feb 2011.

How many do they accept and is it hard to get in?

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is texas a good job market because every other post is some1 trying to come to texas to look for a job. im wondering because i have some people i know who have been looking for jobs n its not that promising. good luck

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