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rubi2sda

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  1. Thank you so much! I will follow up on this. --Kathy
  2. Thanks for the advice. My boyfriend is an MD in KY, he offered to call around to the hospitals to see what agencies they use. As for flexibility, I am traveling to be nearer to him, so if I can't get into a KY hospital I might just stay where I am in NY and wait out the current state of things...
  3. Firstly I want to say THANK YOU to all who post here, the information I have received will be invaluable to me when I (hopefully) take my first travel assignment after 25 years of nursing. My question is this- I have a lovely recruiter, whom I trust and would like to work with. She has told me, and I have seen here, that the hospitals in Kentucky, where I really want to travel, are at this time not hiring travelers. Now should I also be working with another agency? Do some have access to jobs that are not available to others? I really don't want to do multiple recruiters, but am I shooting myself in the foot by staying with one? thanks!! Kathleen

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