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Hello all, I am a Frontier University (Frontier School of Midwifery) student in South Florida who is desperately searching for an Intrapartum clinical preceptor. You may wonder why I am searching so late for a preceptor but the truth is, I was abandoned by my preceptor who agreed to precept me (signed contract). I kept in contact with her every semester to keep her inform of my progress. my goal was to complete my program in July 2012 but so far I have no luck finding a preceptor or hospital in South Florida. I'm willing to travel in order to fulfill my dream. I have come this far but its seems my journey is hopeless... If anyone know of a preceptor in Florida willing to take a student for Intrapartum. Please let me Know. Thank you all.

Hi guys, I've been a traveler for almost a year now and enjoying myself (so far). I have a question that I asked several travelers but can seems to get a straight answer. I'm in houston, tx on an assignment and want to work per-diem. Do you think its wise if I do per-diem with my company? They have a travel dept and per-diem department also. I dont know if it would be a breech in contraction or not. They company actually is allaboutstaffing. You will be mostly likely find something with them since they are part of HCA but I really don't know... This is my 1st assignment with them. I'm also asking the local if they know really good agencies.

Thanks. I was a little worried about it because I wasn't sure what to expect.

Hi everyone, I am a L&D nurse and a soon to be traveler. I Just found out that I will have to do a PBDS for L&D. Can anyone give me some insight on what it is expected. Thanks:bow:

Anyone one out there ever heard of travel companies placing a cap on utility bills. My recruiter gave me $80.00 for electric, & $30.00 for water. I told her that Low espicially for South Florida. She said thats the standard. I would like to know. Please ANYONE!!!!:bowingpur