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We did some casual research earlier this month to see what news agencies cheap hotels in rome were reporting regarding nursing jobs in the U.S. One news outlet after another reported that the 2013 crop of nursing graduates was, by and large, having little trouble finding work.
For example, Prairie Business magazine reported cheap hotels in rome on June 10 that 60% of the nursing graduates from North Dakota State University had already secured employment before taking their licensing exams. NDSU s nursing program routinely sees a 95% pre-licensure placement rate for graduates choosing cheap hotels in rome not to go on to postgraduate programs.
Guess what both real estate cheap hotels in rome and nursing have in common? Location. There are tens of thousands of vacant nursing positions all over the country of that there is no doubt. However, what many nursing graduates fail to realize is that positions near to nursing cheap hotels in rome schools fill up fast. Too fast for all of them to find work right away.
For example, let s say a nurse graduates from a program in a mid-sized city like Rochester, New York. Graduates are likely to fan out into the local community looking for work. However, Rochester is home to a major medical University and an associated hospital. It produces many graduates.
Roughly 80 miles to the east is Syracuse University, another school with a major medical program. Yet Syracuse is significantly cheap hotels in rome smaller than Rochester. Many of their graduates travel west looking for work. The combination of these factors makes the job outlook in the greater Rochester area appear not as good as the national average. In reality, cheap hotels in rome the problem is the over concentration of job candidates.
The secret for graduates having trouble finding nursing jobs is to be willing to go to where the work is. In big cities like New York and Philadelphia, cheap hotels in rome the work is plentiful at hospitals, private practices, clinics, public schools and so on. Job seekers who do not mind big cities have lots to choose from.
On the opposite end of the spectrum are rural areas with limited access to nursing cheap hotels in rome graduates. All over the country, there are plenty of small town hospitals and private practices begging for nurses. There are many great opportunities in small town America.
Of course, there are also traveling nurse jobs aplenty. The traveling nurse works for a staffing agency to provide temporary staffing for healthcare facilities at intervals of 3 to 6 month per assignment. Nurses who like the idea of traveling around the country and seeing new places typically do well as traveling nurses.
The point we are trying to make is this: the work is there for any nurse willing to find it. Just do a bit of Internet research on your own; you ll see what we re talking about. Go to where the work is and you ll have no problem finding a job.