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I am interviewing for my next assignment and wanted to go back up north. I was wondering if anyone had any good or bad experience at georgetown hospital in DC tele/medsurg units or washington hosp DC med/surg units?

I am at Franklin sq and staying at Eagles walk apt. I really like them except no washer and dryer connection; only in certain buildings. Its about 30 min from John Hopkins w/o traffic so you may want to stay closer. My recruiter was going to send my info to John Hopkins but she was planning to move me closer to the hosp. I don't know much about the apts here because this is the only one I have been in. Good luck

I apologize for the late response but between packing, working nights and the paperwork for this assignment I have been overwhelmed. Any information you can give me will be very helpful. I am thinking of trying to get on with John Hopkins after my travel assignment. Thanks [email protected]

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hello everyone, I have been a nurse for 2 years, on a Med surg tele post open heart/urology floor. I am planning to do some travel nursing and would like to get some input from other travelers. I am currently in Florida and planning to take my first assignment in Baltimore, MD at Franklin square. Anyone worked or travel there before? any suggestion on housing? or any input will be appreciated. thank you,

Let me start by saying Bull crap we need male nurses its a nice balance and we need your muscles. LOL expecially on my floor with the post cardiac surg. I started nursing school 2005 when I was 40 and now working as a RN, my only regret is waiting 15yr after graduation to decide on becoming a RN. I would have given anything to graduate in my 30s not 40s. don't make the same mistake. Nursing has a variety of opportunities so go for it. Call the college and try to get back into the program.