New Grad Nurse moving to the area - any advice?

Tanya H.

@tanyahntSalt Lake City, Utah, United States

New Grad Nurse moving to the area - any advice?

My husband and I are both new grad nurses who will be looking for jobs in SLC soon. We would love any advice you have or if you know of any floors hiring new grads for January we'd love to hear about that too.

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Carlos M.

@ChaleseSalt Lake City, Utah, United States

Have you had any luck? I actually know someone and could give you his number:) get back to me.

Tanya H.

@tanyahntSalt Lake City, Utah, United States

I actually haven't quite started applying yet, but would love some contacts and your guy's number! Thanks for the help, Carlos! I'll message you too.

Bridget S.

@BRIDGEY13Los Angeles, California, United States

I worked up there for Intermountain, they have a bunch of hapotials, so hopefully one would hire new grads. Also have the University hospital. Good luck! Beautiful area!

Seth S.

@NupowderSalt Lake City, Utah, United States

I'm a new grad physical therapist, working PRN at Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful. I don't know if they have openings, but I can tell you I live in the Sugar House neighborhood and it's a ~25minute commute to the hospital and traffic isn't bad since it goes the opposite direction from my route. It's a great little Level 3 trauma center with lots of brand new renovations, such as the ICU, PCU, and Cath Lab. I'd recommend it as a first job, not too intense and a very friendly working community. It's at least worth a look.

Tanya H.

@tanyahntSalt Lake City, Utah, United States

Thanks, Seth! I hadn't really thought of looking outside of SLC so that is really good advice, especially as I am not as familiar with the area. I appreciate your help!

Seth S.

@NupowderSalt Lake City, Utah, United States

Sure thing!