Definitely don't move to Macon. I work in Macon but commute from Milledgeville. I've worked in Macon going on 10 years. It gets worse and worse every year. Plenty of good city police officers have jumped ship (I did 3 years ago), thanks to lack of leadership, management skills, and that POS Mayor. Even North Macon, the predominately white, upper class income section of town, is crime-ridden.
If you want trauma experience, there's plenty of it at the Medical Center, thanks to scumbags, thugs, and wannabe gangstas. They have shortages of nurses and I think they have some type of hiring bonuses too.
Your best shot would be in the Athens area, like suggested by other members. Your best bet is almost always a suburb of a major population hub. Unfortunately, depending on population growth and demographics, even the suburbs eventually get outgrown in a decade or two. Look at Henry County. 10 years ago, a nice quiet place to live. Now it's one of the fastest growing counties in the US. With this growth, crime rate has increased too. Standard of living is pretty decent too, being that close to Atlanta. Unfortunately, if the standard of living is low to decent, hard-working citizens have to contend with scumbags moving into the area also. There is also a direct correlation between poverty and crime, so avoid areas that have a large number of low-income housing projects, like Macon.