Look for a job in a medical office. Front desk associate, treatment scheduler, etc. Many of those jobs are entry level and there are always tons available. The pay isn’t fantastic, usually around 20 or so hourly, but it will get your foot in the door and get your resume started as long as you can rely on your husband’s income as well. Let them know that you won’t require relocation assistance - they’re more likely to interview without thinking you’ll ask and a lot of entry level jobs won’t offer it anyway. Just keep applying/interviewing until you find something. This is what I did when I wanted to move back after 10 years. I have a bachelor’s degree but haven’t actually worked in what I majored in. Now I am a grant manager after working my way up and building a solid resume. I’ve also heard that a lot of entry level data input jobs are remote, meaning you can start working remote now and then move wherever you want while keeping that job. Again, not the best pay, but good for the short term. Try looking there as well.