Rightalong

Hello. I was reading through this thread and there is some good advice. I did an assignment at Cornell and I really enjoyed it. I had a very similar experience to Caroladybelle. The nurses I worked with were friendly and helpful.

Ha Ha..Thanks for writing. I meant driving around alaska. If I drive to Alaska I would probably go with a friend or sister. I do not mind driving long distances though. I have already driven cross country twice myself. I am from NJ. Someone told me that they put there car on a ferry. It sounds expensive. I've also read that driving say between Anchorage and Fairbanks could be dangerous (people disappear). That's what I heard.

I am a travel nurse currantly on assignment in San Francisco. I want to do an assignment in Alaska. I believe my agency could find me a job. Can I take my car? What is the best way to get there? I would probably look for an assignment in Anchorage or Fairbanks. Maybe Sitka. I'd like to go this summer. If I do take my car, is it hard or dangerous to drive large distances by myself. How about in the winter? Are there any companies that offer a rental car? My agency does not. Any companies offer help with licensure fees? I would appreciate any input.