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Hi everyone, I've been a registered nurse in the float pool for about a year and half and have been really thinking about becoming a travel nurse. So far I have only been talking to some of the travel nurses that I have worked with, noting that there are so many different companies. If you are a travel nurse or you know anything about the field, I'd love to have some input about your company; good or bad. How does housing and food stiphens differ, and any other benefits or downsides there may be to the company you work with. Always appreciate the conversation and thankyou in advance in responding.

Hi everyone, I'm 25 years old male, just graduated with my BSN RN. Since high school I've wanted to join the military (not sure which branch or division) but I've put that on hold for the past 6-7 years trying to get through school, several family issues, and personal matters. Now I'm hoping to pursue that path with my nursing degree. I was just hoping someone could guide me in the right direction. Whats the lifestyle of a military nurse. Do nurses have the same responsibilities as they do working in a general hospital or clinic. Anyone know any major differences in nursing roles and responsibilities between the different branches of military. I'm just trying to get a little bit of a clear picture before I make a decision on where to go or what to do.

Hi I just graduated this May with my BSN in nursing and took the NCLEX a few days. I got 265 questions on my exam and unfortunately failed. I took the Kaplan review coorifice and finished the entire Q-Bank and question trainers ranging from low 50s-low 60s as my results. I feel like Kaplan was heavily based on test taking strategies instead of content itself. I came back and signed up for U-world just to have something different but I realize that even with these questions, I need more content review because I feel thats especially important in getting SATA right (which is one of my weak points). Can someone please recommend any good content review sources, books, websites, or other NCLEX preps that may help me.