very limited, except if you could find corrections or ltcs, but would be difficult. Do not think any acute facilities use lpn as travel. You are best to maybe stay at home, get your RN, then pursue travel a few years after that if you are still interested.
very limited, except if you could find corrections or ltcs, but would be difficult. Do not think any acute facilities use lpn as travel. You are best to maybe stay at home, get your RN, then pursue travel a few years after that if you are still interested.
katiescow
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Any LPN's out there that do travel nursing? What's it like?