Any white middle aged travel nurses out there?

[bostonbakednurse]

Just wondering.

[Dixielee, BSN, RN]

Yes there are.

[sirI, MSN, APRN, NP]

Yes, there are. Why do you ask this specifically?

[RNERHOUSESUPOR]

What is the current number for "Middle Aged"? Oh, yea it changes with your preception of age. When I was 20 I thought my co-workers who were 50 were OLD. Now that I'm 50 I still think I'm young. How does that work??? As far as color, I have speckles.

Rod

[OldnurseRN]

I guess I am "middle-aged" if I live to be 120!

[RN_travlr]

LOL. Not real sure why you ask but Im 40,SWF....does that count?

[jimbr1]

fifty-eight

[RN Zeke]

We are out here!!!! Working and living my dream..following the wind, (and Jobs)!!

[raedar63]

I wonder about age too, seems "middle age" nurses are becomming scarce. I am looking into travel at 49 years old and worry that age will be an issue .

[shushu]

Right on Zeke!!!!

[sharpeimom]

how does being "white" factor into your question?

[bostonbakednurse]

how does being "white" factor into your question?

Actually, "white" does not factor into anything as far as I am concerned.

I began this thread under another thread "Are there any black middle aged/young nurses out there?"

I was curious to see the response if I started a similar thread but using an example of a white nurse.

Under the first thread with a black nurse, there weren't any questions/comments why the writer was asking about being a black nurse.

And under this thread, as you can see, there were comments/questions why I specifically asked about being a "white" nurse.

What does this mean? I have no clue. But it is interesting!