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taygmeeg
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Hi guys! First time posting. I have been a NICU RN for 3 years at a level III NICU in CT. For the past few months I have been looking into opportunities as a travel nurse, and was looking for any advice/insight.
I am mainly interested in California/Colorado. My biggest concerns are:
1. I have only worked as a NICU nurse, and am nervous/curious about floating to different units
2. My unit does no do surgeries or trachs, so I have no experience with either. I am comfortable with vents, oscillators, central lines.
Any advice or insight is GREATLY appreciated!!