I've been traveling for awhile now. From what I've seen, half of the travelers that I've encountered shouldn't be traveling, i.e. inexperienced, lazy, liars (falsifying experiences), narcotics using, etc. I suppose there are staff members that could and do do these things too, but we all know travelers have to set themselves apart from the staff by providing a higher standard of care. Are there things that could be done to rectify this? I could list several things, but it probably wouldn't matter, since nurses, new and old, are too preoccupied w/ the notion of traveling and not doing what they're supposed to do when they're actually there at the hospital/facility. Please do us travelers a favor and travel only when you truly want to make a difference; since I’m already trying to adjust to a new environment and not having to worry about other “travelers” screwing it up for everyone and me.
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