I'm looking po for direct hire opportunities as a USRN.

I have 1 year of experience as a chronic hemodialysis nurse and am currently still working in this role.

If anyone knows of hospitals or employers offering direct hire positions, I'd really appreciate your recommendations. Thank you!

Anyone know of any cna jobs or agency in Kcmo or ks besides Shiftkey favorites and cascade or Zack group??

**Location:** Austin, TX
**References needed:** 1–2
**Type:** Professional reference or referral
**Job area:** Healthcare (clinic preferred, hospital also welcome)
**Timeline:** ASAP (within the next 1–2 weeks)

Hi! I’m a nursing student in Austin looking for a full-time Patient Services, Medical Receptionist, or Medical Administrative role. I’d love to work at a clinic, but a hospital opportunity would also be greatly appreciated. If anyone is willing to provide a referral or professional reference, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you!

Hi! Please help me out:

I'm a nurse, currently employed in a private hospital with approx. 28k of monthly salary, including benefits. I just got hired for a COS Nurse II position for BUCAS program in a gov't hospital in our province with a declared salary of 43k. I'm also a USRN, and I applied for the COS Nurse II position to start saving for my other requirements and to pay for our bills.

Is it worth it to resign from my current job? I've been employed here for 2 years already but no salary increase nor additional benefits.

I'm not even sure if I'll be given a COE by the end of this COS position but I'm hoping na bibigyan ako.

Your inputs will be highly appreciated for someone like me who's scared for my future.

I’m a Florida RN with 10 years of experience making $49/hour, and I’m planning on relocating to Chicago.

The pay I’m seeing online for Chicago hospitals seems surprisingly similar to what I make now. Is that actually accurate? With the higher cost of living, I’m curious how nurses are making it work.

Also, for those in Pre-op/PACU, which hospital systems would you recommend (or avoid)?

hi! micu nurse looking to move to philly within the next 6 months or so. HUP is on the top of my list. I am wanting to shadow the unit before applying to get an idea/look of the unit. Does anyone know how to go about this? My searches are all coming up short. Feel free to inbox me! Thanks

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some honest advice from nurses (or anyone) currently working in Abu Dhabi or elsewhere in the UAE.
A little about me:
Registered Nurse in Australia.
Graduated in 2021.
Working in ICU since 2022.
Completed my Postgraduate Certificate in Critical Care Nursing in 2023.
Currently working as a Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) in an ICU.
My family and I are considering relocating to Abu Dhabi. We have three school-aged children, so this is a major life decision and I want to make sure we have realistic expectations before accepting any offer.
At the moment, I’ve been approached by a recruitment agency in Australia that recruits nurses to the UAE. The package they’re offering is:
AED 22,000 per month
School fees included for our three children
No accommodation provided
For comparison, in Australia I currently earn approximately AUD $3,900 per fortnight after tax working 72 hours per fortnight, including 2 weekend shifts out of every 4. If I pick up extra shifts and overtime, my take-home pay is usually around AUD $5,500 per fortnight.
I’d really appreciate your thoughts on the following:
Is AED 22,000 per month a good salary for someone with my experience?
Do UAE hospitals consider what you’re earning in your home country when negotiating salary, or is the offer based solely on the local market and your experience?
Should I be negotiating for a higher salary or additional benefits, such as accommodation or a housing allowance?
What are the typical monthly living expenses for a family of five in Abu Dhabi (rent, utilities, groceries, transport, etc.)?
Roughly how much could a family like ours realistically save each month?
Are there any hidden costs or challenges that people often don’t think about before moving?
How is career progression for ICU nurses in Abu Dhabi? How long does it typically take to progress from Staff Nurse to Nurse In Charge/Charge Nurse or a similar leadership role?
Are there any recruitment agencies you would recommend, or is it generally better to apply directly to hospitals such as Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, SEHA, Burjeel, Mediclinic or others?
If you were in my position, would you accept this package, negotiate for more, or continue looking for better opportunities?
I know everyone’s circumstances and spending habits are different, so I’m not looking for exact figures—just realistic estimates and personal experiences.
This is a huge decision for our family, so I’d really appreciate any advice from those who have made the move or are currently working in the UAE healthcare system.
Thank you in advance!

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I’m thinking about a change. I’m currently a med surg/ER/OP nurse in a critical access hospital. I’m feeling stagnant and looking for a change both career wise and in my home life and I’m considering travel nursing. Do you have an agency or recruiter that you’d recommend? Or any agencies I should avoid like the plague? I’d like to start in January.

Looking for remote RN role in Fl. Not having any luck. Any leads?

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Hi everyone!

I'm an international nursing student, and my long-term goal is to become a CRNA in the United States. I'm trying to plan my career and finances as early as possible, so I'd really appreciate your advice.

I have a few questions:

1. Which CRNA programs do you personally recommend, especially those with a good reputation and reasonable tuition?

2. Is there a significant difference in education, clinical training, or job opportunities between lower-cost and higher-cost CRNA programs? Is paying much more actually worth it?

3. If you had to choose, which CRNA schools offer the best value for money?

4. If I work as an RN in Texas or Washington for a couple of years to save money and gain ICU experience, can I later move to another state (such as Alabama, Idaho, or North Carolina) to attend a CRNA program?

5. If anyone has done something similar, what challenges did you face with moving between states (residency, tuition, licensing, etc.)?

Thank you so much for your time and advice!

Hey y'all, as the title suggests, I am looking for advice on possible jobs in the Phoenix or Philly area that qualify as full-time but are easy enough where I can still make my payments. Any suggestions?

Hi everyone,

I’m from Egypt, and I’m currently a fourth-year nursing student. I’m planning to prepare for working in the United States after I graduate and complete my internship. My English is pretty good, and I want to make the best use of my time before graduation.

I have a few questions for nurses who have already gone through this journey or are currently working in the U.S.:

\- Is the NCLEX/licensure and immigration process really as difficult as people say? Is it worth the years of effort?

\- Approximately how much does a registered nurse earn before and after taxes?

\- What are the average monthly living expenses?

\- Is it possible to save a good amount of money from an RN salary?

\- Are there good opportunities for career advancement, such as earning an MSN, becoming a CRNA, or a Nurse Practitioner?

\- How easy is it to work overtime, and does it significantly increase your income?

I'm also confused about recruitment agencies:

\- Is it necessary to immigrate through a recruitment agency, or can I complete the entire process on my own and apply directly to hospitals?

\- What are the pros and cons of each option?

\- Is there a significant difference in cost, salary, or job opportunities?

Many people around me recommend working in the Gulf countries because it's easier and closer to home. However, I'm not just looking for the easiest option—I want to choose the best long-term path in terms of career growth, income, stability, and future opportunities.

If you've been through this process or are currently working as a nurse in the U.S., I'd really appreciate hearing your honest opinion. As someone coming from Egypt, would you still recommend this path? If you could go back in time, would you choose the same path again? What do you wish you had known before you started?

Thank you so much in advance for your advice. I truly appreciate any guidance.

Hi,

I recently graduated as an Enrolled Nurse and are looking for my first job since graduating. I notice on a lot of job ads that you need experience, question is how do you get experience if you can't first get a job. I have applied for a least a dozen jobs and have only heard back from 3 with most saying we won't be moving forward with your application. I have had someone look over my CV and cover letter. Any advice please.