Flu shot clinic position- question

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I just got a phone call from a wellness company. They asked if I was interested in doing a flu shot clinic for them next week. I agreed- after talking to the recruiter she asked if I had insurance. When I told her I did not, she stated that in this position this is required. She then went on to say that because the first flu clinic is next week and she doubts I could get coverage by then, it is ok to do this one, but next time I should have it if I am going to do an RN per diem flu clinic. I checked the website and the company seems reputable and they called from the company itself which is based out of RI. I am just a bit cautious because I was so excited to get an offer for a job that I didn't realize I was only told where the place was but not given a contact name.

Questions:

1. Does anyone have experience doing these?

2. Should a nurse always have private insurance?

I am going to call her back on Monday to clarify some things as I have to fill out this paperwork and fax it back to the company.

Any thoughts on this one?

Is it health or that you need? If it is liability, I'm pretty sure you can get covered instantly through NSO, they are a reputable liability insurance company (nso.com).

And they will fax or email your policy declaration page right away so getting proof in time wouldn't be an issue either.

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