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I have a friend who is a traveler and she takes her dog with her. But it could be the agency just lets her.

Thank you for the reply I will see if I can find something to help me remember. I'm just worried about falling back in the LPN role instead of the RN role.

good luck in your career. I already have a job waiting in a very small hospital. I am looking forward to work there, traveling is just a dream at this time.

Thank you for answering my question. Do traveling nurses need to be ACLS qualified or does that just help

Can anyone out there help me with suggestions on going from an LPN to a RN and someday becoming a charge nurse?

I only have five weeks left of school for my rn. can anyone out there tell me how long should I work before I look into becoming an traveling nurse?:redbeathe