I read an interesting article on new grads entering the marketplace and why, although it is tight now, the improving economy may cause a flood of jobs in the next year or two.
This will affect travel nursing.
Read it here.
| By Conrad Lopez | 1 Comment
I read an interesting article on new grads entering the marketplace and why, although it is tight now, the improving economy may cause a flood of jobs in the next year or two.
This will affect travel nursing.
Read it here.
Founder of TravelnursingUSA.com, Conrad has consulted with many of the major travel nursing agencies and helped more than 20,000 nurses achieve their goal of travel nursing. He is also an author, a photographer hobbyist and a world travel enthusiast.
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I’m a “May” new grad. nurse with a bachelors, bilingual and 10 years exp. as a Medical Assistant (which doesn’t count as nursing exp.) , yet I can’t find any RN jobs in Central California. I’m going to reluctantly have to take a part time teaching job at a local Jr. College teaching Medical Assisting to keep some of my skills up while I continue to look for a job as a registered nurse.