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10 Best and Worst Cities for Healthcare Job Hunters
Georgia Price
Job hunt going nowhere? You could be looking in the wrong place. Your current metropolis may not have a high unemployment rate, but your healthcare industry could be at a stand-still when it comes to hiring fresh talent, despite the overall need for healthcare professionals.
If you are willing to relocate for your career, then you can substantially expand your job-seeking endeavors. But don’t stress. We’ve done the research for you. We’re bringing you the best and worst cities for healthcare job hunters.
Check out these cities to learn where your job might be or where it is definitely not.
5 Best Cities for Healthcare Job Hunters
3. Fort Walton-Crestview-Destin, FL
angela_1972
over 4 years ago
4 comments
Also, the article says top cities for Nursing, I click on the search for jobs link and there are only 11 jobs listed for the entire area. Hmmmmmmm........any other suggestions on searching jobs for the areas mentioned??
angela_1972
over 4 years ago
4 comments
thought the article said top 10 not top 5 where are the other cties?
srhammitt
over 5 years ago
4 comments
The SF Bay Area in CA is also a really tough place to find work these days, declining census plus LOTS of new grads and re-entry...the only job I have been able to land (or even get an interview for that matter) is with my school district.
I am considering dialysis nursing, does anyone have any advice? Should I shell out the 3100 for a week-long training course? Are these training courses any good?
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over 5 years ago
Totally agree with the Connecticut... although i think its all of southern connecticut, i'm in the southeast part and am having a very difficult time finding any kind of work. I think it has to do with such a low number of beds in each facility and the cap on building new facilites due to too many empty beds. Its only going to get worse when the baby boomers get really sick
nurse_sunshine
over 5 years ago
4 comments
Where did Cincinnati fall in the ranks?
BuenaVista
over 5 years ago
2 comments
I doubt it... I live in Des Moines: terrible situation for health care providers. Definitely would not recommend moving here for a job in healthcare field.
majokabuk
over 5 years ago
8 comments
I don,t know about that.
tkclark
over 5 years ago
2 comments
The picture for Fresno, CA is sort of misleading. There is a whole lot more to Fresno than that flag covered barn.
marinaaminova
over 5 years ago
2 comments
What about places in Arizona such as Scottsdale, Flagstaff, Mesa or Phoenix?
HEADLEYG
over 5 years ago
8 comments
I need to know survey on cities in North Carolina also. What's the l;ikelihood of Nursing jobs in Fayetteville, Raliegh, Chapel Hill, Durham