Their website is travelersconference dot com. I looked at it and they are offering BLS/ACLS/NRP renewal if you sign up ahead of time. I hear the instructor is a hoot if the same from past conferences....
NedRN replied to classicaldreams's topic in Travel
Great idea! I stopped by the BRN yesterday on my way out of California to ask them about current processes (average endorsement time is 12 weeks). Very interesting and too much stuff for this post...
Can you try a more focused question? There are books about starting businesses and I have no idea what you know, your experience or what kind of agency you want to
Just in case anyone might be interested, I ran across a 1986 34 ft HoneyBee class A with 34,000 miles for $6,000. Seems like a good deal. Missing a generator. Search Craigslist San Francisco Bay Area...
I wouldn't be too surprised if some kind of biometric identification such as fingerprints becomes pretty standard in the near future for new hires/travelers. Heck, iPhones have it, it can't that that...
New to me! The hospital may have been burned by someone who assumed a nurse's identity which happens a good bit nationwide (not limited to nurses). Harder to do if a fingerprint is required. I suspect...
Try Emerald or Valley. Cross Country as the other mega agency will also have plenty of assignments. It is possible that those agencies will be AM subcontractors at some hospitals (notably Kaiser...
I personally think that would be a reasonable switch. You will have to quickly adapt to different organizational skills, planning and implementing care of 4-8 patients with some number of support...
Bill rates will continue to rise until there is balanced supply and demand. Economics 101. Generally travelers are more expensive than staff - perhaps around the agency gross profit margin. In ultra...
It is not hard to understand. We are coming out of a large recession. Going into it, travelers went to staff jobs for security. Hospitals lost fully half of their investment income from the stock...
Yes! I've been to two, the first one, and year before last (primarily because I am friends with the organizers and secondarily because I had another event to go to at the same time). Value is in the...
A housing stipend is only part of your compensation. Hourly and per diem (or M&IE) play big parts. The main idea is to get your total compensation as high as possible, and if the agency is willing...
NedRN replied to ponderthescribe's topic in Travel
Psych has relatively few nurses so travel assignments are relatively scarce. But there are enough to keep you working steadily, you just won't have the choices available to say an ER nurse. Bigger...
I'm not an RV owner however I have several friends who are. Based on my observations and your truck, I would go for the trailer. Integrating all the systems in a class A is a recipe for problems...
With only one quote from one agency in one market, I don't know how you could have reality based expectations. You may also find your quote is incomplete. Were meals and incidentals included in the...
Nope, a utility bill is not a tax home. Sure would be nice if it was that easy to circumvent tax rules! Of course you have to make the best financial decision for you if money is the key point. What...
The pay package should look exactly the same, just more taxes withheld. Should is the operative word. Because the agency will have to pay more employer side FICA if all wages are taxed, they may pay a...
Sometimes an agency will have a preferred client they will try to steer you towards. But they wouldn't preemptively dump an open assignment you wanted. That is paranoia. Now if you were not already...
Both those agencies are on the smaller side. They do not have more outpatient assignments than other agencies. Their recruiters have "sold" you on their ability to place you. That is what good sales...
Other than the content empty warning above, I don't know anything about AB Staffing. Trustaff has a long standing bad rep going back 15 years. Clearly you've gotten bad vibes from talking to these...