Help! Should I take this assignment if I get an interview/offer?
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I have been talking with several companies about starting my first travel assignment... I have been a nurse for 18 months, working in a level I trauma facility 900+ bed teaching hospital, in oncology.
I've wanted to travel since I started nursing school... and now finally feel comfortable with my 1+ year.
Please give me any tips or advice about the following offer:
palm springs, ca - snowbird destination - will there be any young people there??? I am 25...
It's only two hours away from LA/Huntington Beach and San diego, all of which I have friends in... and 4 hours to vegas!
45-65 travelers at the facility this winter
level 2 trauma, 400 beds, non teaching
max ratio 5:1
weather low 70s in winter (beats new england!) warm weather is one of my highest priorities
bariatric chemo med surg unit (i am chemo certified)
days $28 hr
night $31.31/hr
every other weekend
paid biweekly
$1200/mo housing allowance tax free
$300 travel reimbursement @ beginning and end
managed fee - paid by hospital -- the weird thing about this assignment is that you actually become a hospital employee and are not paid by the travel company- in effect... the travel company doesn't provide me health insurance... but they said i can get cobra- and extension of my current job's insurance? help i need advice!