Insurance? That is very good for Ohio then. That is at least another $3 an hour. The insurance could be crappy though, I suggest you look at the policy carefully. $100 for an extra shift puts that in...
There have been lots of discussions! What you really need to do there is your Livescan fingerprints and that can be done anywhere in California. Going to the board with your initial application will...
Ohio pay is low as you should know if you live there. This is on the low side generally, but good for Ohio. Fair? That is a personal decision based on many factors just like a staff job or buying a...
There are fewer PTs than nurses, so there are fewer assignments. That said, PT is an in demand specialty and often pays better than most nursing specialties. So if anyone is going to piggyback, it...
NedRN replied to ChristineAdrianaRN's topic in Travel
Some can be talked into that if you can provide proof and receipts. It should be a non taxed reimbursement. Sadly, and for reasons I don't understand, a lot of agencies provide only a small stipend if...
It can be easier with one agency (more convenient for sure), especially if one traveler's specialty is in big demand. For example if one is L&D, the hospital may be able to magically open an...
NedRN replied to ChristineAdrianaRN's topic in Travel
All covered employers are required to notify you in writing after you leave employment and then you have a certain amount of time to opt in, and then even longer before you have to catch up on...
NedRN replied to ChristineAdrianaRN's topic in Travel
You can COBRA any employer's insurance for up to 18 months after you leave them. The exception is small employers with less than 20 employees. Anytime you change employers, you are also eligible to...
NedRN replied to Underthemoonicp6's topic in Travel
Freedom is based in CO, no guarantee they have CO jobs of course. I would try Googling "travel nurse Denver". I did a similar city search yesterday and came up with some apparently current assignments...
That is backwards! It is easier the other direction I think. Of course I have an opinion, but I've only traveled in the OR. Benefits to ICU travel would be increase availability of hospitals and...
So lease for 6 months and stay for 3 (or extend). I've leased for 12 months before and broken the lease. Just like a travel contract, check the fine print for early cancellation
You know, I was thinking the same thing! Camp on Small Beach. I don't know how far that is from the hospital, but I've bicycled around Maui on two separate occasions and camped. There is a hostel on...
This conversation is circular. Where did you plan to stay when you decided to accept the stipend instead of provided housing? Where was your confirmed housing? What has
I've been traveling for 20 years and only when I first started was housing "secured" before I went. Up to you of course. Housing is fluid, every one of those travelers arriving is replacing another...
So ask them to please check that President's Day is not a recognized holiday on their contract with the hospital. You can also go to the hospital HR or staffing and ask them if they pay agencies...
I agree with that reply to the original post, but with caveats. If the agency has agreed to pay the traveler for hospital recognized holidays, and it is on their contract, then yes, they must pay. I...
I'm not sure backing out gracefully is possible, but it depends on the agency and how they might be feeling today. You've already received money from them? What Craigslists posts are you talking...
You made several mistakes here. One was thinking Hawaii is more than a working vacation. Be happy to break even! Second was accepting a contract with unreasonable penalties. Generally penalties should...
And even more of a hospital that takes them without orientation adequate for a new grad! Possibly LTC is an area that could take a new grad, but I have to question why even consider travel at all if...