[Hoot Gibson]

I'll have to check Dice out.
I'm in the Networking field with a certificate and CCNA level experience.

1,101 jobs are listed with "networking" and "CCNA" listed in the job title or description on Dice. Unfortunately, only 6 of them are located in Kentucky and 3 of them in West Virginia but none in eastern Kentucky. The lack of jobs in my specialty area is why I left Kentucky about 10 years ago. There are 120 job listings containing both words in the DC Metro area.

Besides the job listings, you can post your resume on Dice (on Monster and CareerBuider as well) and make it searchable by potential employers. My best leads have come from recruiters and companies who found my resume through a search. By the time jobs are posted, often many applicants have already been submitted to the employer for consideration.

The downside of making your resume searchable is that you will get some spam from companies wanting to retrain you as an insurance salesman or something equally unrelated to your experience. It also takes awhile after you find a job to turn off the spigot of emails asking if you are still looking for a new job. In my case, I decided that it was well worth the trade off.