Where's the jobs????

[orionseal]

Thanks for the replies folks, I don't know exactly what happened but the CEO of the hospital I spoke of in my original post has Been Sacked (finaly) and (big surprise) what with falling staff count and a rising payrole it took them long enough to do it. Only time will tell if it will do any good to have gotten rid of the head rat; if they leave the current administrative body, things still may not change.

Thanks Peekaboo and Cat, for your posts.

Those have been my own observations as well. The poor soles who think they may have a chance at getting hired and are only getting led allong like puppies on a string are the ones who are suffering the most, a potential hire may keep an inexperienced nurse from seeking work or finding a better job somewhere on the hopes that this potential ""just may"" pan out. :confused:

For a profession that claims to be one of caring and compassion our leaders surely must have forgotten how to be just that, I hope this dosn't happen to me.

Note to self:: Never be a part of Management.:eek:

Note to those "in" management: Don't forget where you came from, and do unto others as you yourself would have done to you. After all what would you do to us if we did to you what you have done to us.

And in the name of money will we lead our own children to the slaughter?

<<NOT MY CHILDREN>>

[singer7]

As a travel nurse, I have noticed that there is not the shortage of nurses in Michigan that there is in the rest of the nation. I lived and worked in Holland, MI for many years; I just left there 2 years ago. I never had any shortage of work and as others have said, there are many jobs available in the larger cities. If anyone knows of any travel companies working in Michgan for L/D; please let me know. But, don't despair, there are a lot of jobs out there!