Should a New Grad RN consider a staffing agency? - Page 2

have you tried kindred? their posts say "1 year experience is recommended", that is like an open invitation

Is it even possible to work as an RN for a staffing/nursing agency as a new grad RN? Whereas most seem to shun the idea, I would LOVE to be an agency nurse. I doubt I'll find work otherwise in the Boston/Eastern Mass area, when I graduate in '13. It seems like an ideal situation for my personality type, I don't really need benefits at the moment, and I've read the pay is excellent.