>> You should be spending 8 hours a day looking for a job and networking.
In the state of Maryland, there is the Maryland Hospital Association,
it lists every single hospital in the state.
You should be working to network with those people at those hospitals, sending your resume.
You should be using your personal contacts.
I always say you don't get what you don't ask for.
So you can make contact with many people.
Some people, you know, don't have anything for you or won't even respond, but eventually,
you know, it only takes one person for you to talk to,
to find out they have a connection somewhere and you're looking for a job.
Obviously, that sort of thing is outside of traditional sources that you should use.
Penn State has a Career Development Office, and you should leverage them.
I know a lot of employers come on site to interview, and people here have connections.
There are a lot of very strong alumni associations for Penn State across the country,
Baltimore and D.C. have very strong alumni associations, and those are ways to network
and contact people who might know somebody in a field of your interest.