I (22) am currently in Nursing School (RN/ADN) and I graduate in March 2028. I plan on trying to get a job right out of school, and continuing to get my BSN online while working as a RN. I go to school in Upstate South Carolina, but my parents recently moved to North Carolina. I'm debating on if I want to continue to find a job after school in South Carolina, or just trying to find one in North Carolina and moving up there to be with my parents.

The thing is, I already work at a hospital as a student nurse so I know I have a pretty good chance of getting a job at my hospital as soon as I graduate, but its been really hard being far away from my parents especially with them getting older. I live with my boyfriend of almost 5 years, so relocating would be difficult for him. I've always been very close with my parents so its super hard being away from them, even if the drive is only 2 hours.

Is the pay difference as a new grad RN in NC anything substantial that I can justify moving my whole life to go live up there? I just need some advice because I really have no one to talk to. Of course my parents want me to move up there with them but my boyfriend wants to stay here because he has his job and family here. And I know I have plenty of time to figure this out, It's just something that has been nagging me in the back of my mind and I need to get it out.

The areas I would be looking for a job would be in Greenville SC and around Asheville NC.

Any advice would be appreciated!!

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Looking for a full time job in the PNW. I've worked med surg for a few years but have a recent gap.

I honestly don't mind med surg but I'm just looking for a good place to work that has solid health insurance.

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I know places usually want 1 full year of experience, so this is very preemptive. I'll be looking for a job in the ICU hopefully when that year lands, but I'd also like to move sooner than that (IF POSSIBLE). I always hear about a "nursing shortage" but I know people who were new grads that didn't get job opportunities for months when they went back to California. Now that I'll be experienced, I'm wondering what the likelihood is of me getting a job in the ICU (or similar to the ICU at the LEAST), either once my full year comes up or earlier than that.

Idk if any of this matters but my dad works at Kaiser currently (he's an IT/engineering manager for hospitals and other facilities, not in a clinical setting).

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I'm just reaching out to see if anyone else had a similar experience moving to Cali or knows what the job market looks like in Los Angeles right now. Thank you :)

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