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I found them by searching these forums and reading, reading, reading. Highway hypodermics.com has a huge list of travel companies. You can find OA at oanursetravel.com. PPR is ppralliedhealth.com. The recuiters I talked with seemed really nice, but they didn't have a lot of jobs in areas I wanted to go right now(don't want the southeast in the summer), or the pay wasn't acceptable. The best luck as far as assignment choice and pay is with Foundation and Abetta. Good Luck, and wish me luck!

I know how you feel, I too have decided to "venture out" into travel nursing after being in the same place for many years. I'm feeling a bit nervous, and excited at the same time. Good luck.

:caduceus:That sure works out, I hear Towson has a program out of Hagerstown now too. Good Luck.

Thank goodness we have pumps. I remember when we had pressure bags. one time the blood pump stopped when Vanco was hanging, she got a bolus-first time I saw "red man's"-never forget it! Vanco over at least an hour. Gent, Fortaz, Ancef last 10 min push. Rocephin on a pump. Everything through the venous port. Don't give blood in our unit any more, but when we did, it went through the arterial port also.

I'm looking into travel nursing with a dialysis specialty, any suggestions? I've talked to Foundation, as well as other "general" travel agencies. Anybody have any experienciences with this? I'm leaning towards PPR or On Assignment, if not Foundation, please give me input.