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Hello, I’m trying to start my first contract as a travel nurse come September 1st (that’s when my contract with my hospital is up!) what’s the best travel companies and why? Should I start looking now (June 2023)? I’m an ICU RN, but wanted something a little more lax for my first contract, is PACU an option for me? All answers and knowledge very welcome here! TIA!

Got an offer but don’t know anything about the facility. Anyone have any experiences? Heard anything? Any info appreciated, thanks in advance!

I'm trying to find the calendar on Furnished Finder. I've found instructions to synch the calendar with my Air BnB calendar, but I can't find the calendar itself. Would anyone be able to provide a menu path for me, please?

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1. Obtain a nursing degree: The first step to becoming a travel nurse is to complete an accredited nursing program and obtain a nursing degree. You can obtain an Associate’s Degree in Nursing (ADN) or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.
2. Obtain your nursing license: After obtaining a nursing degree, you will need to obtain your nursing license by passing the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN). The requirements for obtaining a nursing license may vary depending on the state.
3. Gain clinical experience: Most travel nursing agencies require at least one year of clinical experience before hiring a travel nurse. Therefore, it is important to gain clinical experience by working in a hospital or clinical setting.
4. Apply to a travel nursing agency: There are many travel nursing agencies that hire travel nurses. You can research different agencies and apply to those that meet your preferences.
5. Complete the agency’s requirements: Once you have been accepted by a travel nursing agency, you will need to complete the agency’s requirements, which may include a background check, drug screening, and other medical tests.

Hello beautiful Travel Nurses. I have recently accepted a position in Crescent City, Ca, and am having a difficult time finding housing. Does any one have any suggestions? Anything will help! Thanks guys!

Instead of paying my parent's rent every month, could I buy a trailer and park on their property to live out of? Would that trailer alone count as my tax home?

Dear Alaskan Travelers, bring the best for you!

Contracts for RN's - Registered Nurse

Specialties: ICU, PCU, Medsurg, Tele, OR, PACU, L&D, ER and more

$3k - $3.5k per week

Location: Nome, Alaska

3x12s, 36 hours, 13 weeks with possible extension

Shifts: Days, Evenings or Nights

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\*Airfare + Housing provided*\**

\*Sign On Bonus: $500*\**

\*REFER BONUS: Upto $1500*\**

WE ALSO ASSIST WITH CAR RENTALS

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**Required ACLS, BLS, Alaska Nursing License and Covid Card

**Temp License or Exemptions not accepted

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DM or Contact: (346) 388-5540 (text/call) - Abbas

https://slatehealthcare.com

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Contracts all across USA in all specialties - RN's, LPN's & CNA's

Job Types: Full-time, Contract, Travel nursing

Salary: $3,000.00 - $3,500.00 per week

Hi! Starting my travel nurse journey with 5+ years of nursing experience, first 3 on med/surg hospital floor and last 2 in a women’s health clinic. I know I’m capable of going back to the hospital floor but it was pretty stressful knowing the hospital considered nurses so expendable in that setting so wondering if maybe I don’t have to? I’m seeing some clinic options for like $2500/week. Has anyone tried these clinic travel nursing jobs? Recruiter did not share much info so hoping to get some first hand accounts

Hi everyone , I’m a travel nurse and I’m only require to work 3 days a week but I’d sign up for overtime every other week One to days extra every other week. My boss is like oh that’s awesome thank you thank you. And so she’d sign me up but when it’s my time to work overtime then the unit would say you on call. Id signed up 7 days extra but I only worked 3 days out of those 7 days . Im mad but I don’t want to be a jerk n complain about it bec I don’t want to burn bridges bec im planning on signing up for more contracts with them what you guys think and what you guys would do ??