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- Things change day by day. In order to save you and the recruiter time, wait until about 1-2 months before you are ready to start looking for traveling positions.May 14
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Said no nurse ever!! LOL!!!May 13
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- I highly doubt it. Your obvious answer, which you already know, is to have it in between contracts. Requesting to be on light duty for an elective surgery may even get your contract canceled.May 12
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Can you not wait until After your contract??Apr 29
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- I did Neuro ICU @ Wake Forest in North Carolina, and will now be doing the same at USC. Fastaff and American Mobile both send travelers frequently to Neuro @ Wake because they are soo short!Apr 13
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- I did hear that from a traveler who worked in their CVICU back in October.Apr 8
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- call back! or keep looking on Nursys.com...I didn't get notification in the mail until about 2 weeks after my license was posted on the website.Apr 1
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- I would recommend getting more experience, especially if you want to travel with fastaff. Most of their assignments are in big hospitals and they expect you to hit the ground running. If at all...Mar 27
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Go to California and Floridas board of nursing website and request they send you fingerprint cards. You have to do the live scan in the state that you wish to obtain licensure.Mar 17
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Maybe I'm misunderstanding....but if they are paying for your transportation to and from an assignment, and giving you a stipend for a rental car, how does that become an expense to you? I have never...Mar 15
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Can you please tell me what you have deducted that is over $6100 while traveling for a year?Mar 14
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- No I'm ICU...I worked in a level 1 trauma ICU where having 3 critical patients wasn't uncommon. Never did ER, but most of our ER ratios are 4:1 or 5:1Mar 10
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Any first hand experience working at St. Lukes (Houston) in ICU?? What charting system are you guys using? What about ancillary staff? Any input is appreciated.Mar 8
- Forum: Texas Nursing
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- Yes but private schools in the states are more costly than that. Have you thought about home schooling?Mar 8
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- I think 1,000 monthly for private school is pretty cheapMar 8
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- What part of New York so I will never go there??Mar 8
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Ned, do the islands have a separate licensing process? You know about how long it takes? I have tried to access their BON online for several days with no luck!Mar 7
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Couldn't have said it better myself!Mar 6
- Forum: MICU / SICU Nursing
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- You can find something close to home where you can drive home every so often. Otherwise, if traveling is what you really want to do, put in your notice and go back when you're done traveling.Mar 6
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Im on my third assignment with Fastaff and as previously mentioned, I haven't had any problems. My pay is always correct and on time. They have given me all of the bonuses and extras promised. One...Mar 3
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Not to sound mean, but are you a doctor or a nurse? If you feel that patient doesn't need the medication, consult with the ordering MD to have it D/C'd. I think you are doing your patients a...Mar 2
- Forum: Medical-Surgical Nursing
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- I've always heard not to let two different agencies submit you to the same job.Mar 2
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- Is this with Valley HealthCareFeb 27
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- I don't see why not...trying to get my husband to go to nursing school!Feb 27
- Forum: Travel Nursing
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- $1200 a week and you have to find your own housing?? What city is this?Feb 26
- Forum: Travel Nursing