Is the nurse shortage a myth? One new report seems to suggest so.
According to a survey conducted by Nursing Degree.org, a nursing education and career portal, 62 percent of newly graduated nurses will have trouble finding jobs in the next year.
The study surveyed registered nurses who had graduated in the last two years. Most of the students surveyed indicated they had trouble finding a full-time job in their field, or were not working in nursing at all, despite their qualifications.
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