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athena in Pompano Beach, Florida

15 months ago

Hello,
Just like everybody else I am having a hard time getting past the "new grad" etiquette. I have been actively looking for a job for the past 3 months and would appreciate any leads at this point.
Thanks,

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npc3 in Hollywood, Florida

9 months ago

You may want to consider moving out of south florida as the area is saturated with midlevels. This makes getting a job very difficult unless you know someone or have been working at a facility as an RN and they hire you as an NP. It took me 8 months to get my first job, whereas my classmates moved and were hired for more money, in better positions, hired within 2 months of graduation. My classmates make from $10-$25k more per year than me. An example is a minute clinic in TX pays $47/hr, here the same clinic chain pays $38. Supply and demand.

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DMB Healthcare Solutions in Arlington, Texas

1 month ago

Would be interested in Texas, I have a couple of NP positions that do no require experience and is will to take a new graduate.

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odonnemd in Nashville, Tennessee

16 days ago

DMB Healthcare Solutions in Arlington, Texas said: Would be interested in Texas, I have a couple of NP positions that do no require experience and is will to take a new graduate.

Hi DMB Healthcare, I am also looking for an NP position - where in Texas are your opportunities? Thank you!

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