Home Health in Hawaii

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I am a RN case manager for hh in my town. going to travel the summer hopefully. Seen hh travel job in hawaii with supplemental. Any thoughts? Or at the hospitals if hh doesn't work. I have been rn for 8 years. I am still a floater in the hospital as well.

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Why not?

By the way, sending you a PM on a different matter.

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While I appreciate the simplicity of your answer Ned, and I have repeated "why not" back to myself about 1000 times today while working in the cold rain of Ky..... that doesn't help me :)

I'm assuming hh is not as simple as in the us where car rental is cheap, and terrain is more easily navigated. Main thing is, how do you fare being a traveler in a place thats more expensive and remote as to say Florida?

I am thinking about doing 8 weeks in Hawaii then moving towards Naples to travel and settle down. I have a 19 year old and a 6 year old that would be going with me. Recently divorced after 20 years of marriage, and need a change. figured this was the time to do it.

Other than leaving my comfortable job working in my own neighborhood and making my own schedule fit my life, I have no problems leaving. Other than being a single 38 year old female with 2 kids in a strange town.....lol

Is it doable to get this going by last week of May? I live in a compact state but dont think fl or hi are in the compact :(

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In reverse order, you are right. Neither Florida or Hawaii are compact. Yes, enough time barring a criminal record. Rental cars I believe are cheap in Hawaii (Florida too) and off season. Don't expect to break even taking two kids to Hawaii for a short term assignment!

But yes again, why the heck not? It will be memorable no matter what. Not doing it is much more likely to be regretted than memorable.

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