Job Market Profiles

It’s easy to call Cleveland home because there is so much to offer young nurses just beginning their careers – or “veteran” nurses making career moves to a better position.

Northwest Arkansas is comprised of several cities and towns that have gradually grown together to form a truly impressive metro area with a population approaching a half million. Each city has its own unique personality and style.

Tulsa may surprise you. Once a booming oil market, Tulsa has developed into a modern, technologically-sophisticated venue for new business and residents alike.Tulsa has been named one of “America’s Most Livable Communities” and ranked by Forbes.com as one of the top “Best Cities for Jobs.”

Innovation and invention are hallmarks of Dayton, Ohio. It’s no wonder that Dayton is home to such a thriving information technology community. If working within a highly-educated job force excites you, and you enjoy a solution-oriented environment, Dayton is certainly the place.

It’s going to take a while to learn to spell it, but on the other hand, you’re going to fall in love with this place immediately! Albuquerque, Duke City, ABQ or just Q—call it what you will, this is one amazing city, a great place to live and a great place to practice!

Jacksonians are justifiably proud of their famous Southern hospitality and quality of life. The Greater Jackson Metro area, located within the crossroads of I-55 and I-20, boasts a spectacular diversity of performing arts among other charms.

You probably know it is one of America's fastest growing cities-- The Entertainment Capital of the World. What you may not know is how great living and working in Vegas can be! For a city supposedly built on casino gambling and entertainment, this place is an amazing hometown as well!

It's one of America's 50 Hottest Cities for business relocations and expansions. It has been named one of the Top 50 large metro areas to start and grow a company and one of the Best Communities for Young People. See why Louisville is the place to start your nursing career.

Combining the bustle of a big city with the intimacy of neighborhood life, Minneapolis―St. Paul is a metro area full of contrasts and unexpected combinations.

Nebraskans know the good life. Strong communities of hard-working individuals, a dedication to a clean and safe environment, tremendous opportunities for prosperity found in a quality educational system and solid economic conditions are what make Nebraska the perfect place to call home.

No question-- Indianapolis has racing covered. But this "Crossroads of America" is full of cultural attractions and a great place to launch a career in nursing!

You may have  pictured the Grand Ol’ Opry and Country Music stars in sequined, spangled, sparkly costumes with hats and boots and big hair. There's also the Parthenon, Vanderbilt and classical music to boot. Be a rising nursing star in Nashville!

Snowboard, snow ski, white water raft, fish, rock climb, ride horses, bike, hike through the desert and never leave the state. Did I mention practice under your new nursing license at some of the region's finest healthcare facilities?

Washington State has it all—beautiful landscapes featuring wonderful extremes. From the majestic, towering volcanoes to the small coastal islands and the rainforests in between, Washington offers a truly unique living experience for the adventurous few and the brave at heart.

A young, educated and diverse blend of communities make this city a vibrant and fascinating city to watch.

The true charm of Lexington lies in the fact that it has all the amenities of a big city, while maintaining that special small-town feel.

More than just coffee, the Space Needle, Bill Gates, Jimmy Hendrix, grunge rock or Eddie Bauer-Seattle is a fantastic place to live and practice.

If you like riding, roping, sightseeing, camping, hiking, climbing, hunting, fishing, skiing, snowboarding, skating, or if you just like the people who do those things—You’ve found your new home!

Not everyone is enamored by the bright lights and the big cities. Some of us like a little “breathing room.”

Perpetually on the list of America’s most livable cities, Madison, Wisconsin should be on your short list of places to live and work.

If you’re looking for a bustling cosmopolitan lifestyle at an affordable cost of living, look no further than Dallas/ Ft. Worth, Texas.

Charming. No other word better defines beautiful, historical Charleston.

Phoenix is America’s fifth largest city and one of the top three fastest growing areas in the country.

Welcome to Charlotte, a dynamic city that combines world-class amenities with warm Southern hospitality.

Over the last 15 years, Little Rock has truly emerged as a cosmopolitan city. By developing the Downtown area and maximizing its political fortune, the capital city today is a bonafide destination for tourists and newcomers alike.