🚀 go-pugleaf

Although I'm not sure how this would extrapolate to the US based on the 
experience of UK graduates I would advise you think twice before going
on to a masters or other higher degree.  Experience has shown that,
in the uk at least, a higher degree does not guarentee a job. YMMV.

I have contact numbers for a few US job agencies.  I can make no
judgement of their eficacy and do specifically recomend or endorse
them as I only use one of them and I'm still waiting for them to 
get back to me.

Science Temps
voice (908) 709 9200
fax   (908) 272 0272
email scitemps@intac.com

The Scientists Registry
voice (908) 272 6811
fax   (908) 709 0554

Lab Support
voice (908) 562 1171

Donald Truss, president of Science Temps, recently posted an article
about job hunting which gave some good advice on how to get the job you want.
If you can find it, it may be in an archive somewhere, it was definately 
posted to uk.jobs.d and possibly to bionet.jobs and a number of the other
regional job groups.
-- 
Another missive from the desk of Stephen Booth
DISCLAIMER:  The above is probably my opinion but I may change my mind.

"It would be unladylike to repeat his exact words.  But to Paraphrase:
he analysed your simian ancestry in some detail and described rather
a solitary vice you should practice to extinction" - Obelia, "And Eternity"