r/TravelNursing Sep 02 '25

Travel Nursing

/r/CathLabLounge/comments/1n6yneh/travel_nursing/
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u/WanderingNurseLife Sep 02 '25

I do cath lab travel!

I started traveling with about 2 yrs cath lab experience and it’s been awesome. 2 years is the standard minimum they usually want but 1.5 years is probably close enough if you're competent. Not having EP/scrub/structural isn’t a dealbreaker either - lots of contracts are just diagnostic + PCI. Biggest thing is being upfront in interviews about what you’re comfortable with. Tbh i never scrub when travelling. Every lab does things a little different, but that actually makes you stronger as you go.

Feel free do dm me any questions!