Re: Do contracts get delayed often?
Be aware that your start day is when the facility states so, not what the agency may tell you. Also be sure that you have been accepted by a facility before you leave your current job. You may have signed with an agency, but they need to place you before you can begin work, so do not do a thing until you have a written contract in place.
And please be aware that many facilities will not take someone now without close to two years of experience, even if the agency only requires one. They are going to market you, and they do not get paid if you do not get placed, and you do not get paid if you do not get placed.
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