For more thorough reading about taxes and deductions, I'd suggest visiting TravelTax or PanTravelers. But briefly, the way multistate taxes work is that your primary duty is to the work state. Your...
Yale, Duke, Hopkins and no doubt other big names seem to pay less than other hospitals in their respective areas. The same is true of their staff pay generally. They apparently believe the prestige is...
I don't really think it matters much. You have your level one experience and that should hold you for at least a year before some level ones may not consider you
Three shifts in one assignment is about 7% of hours. Will that kill you if you get called off? Personally I like that in contracts because it demonstrates intent to stick to the contract. Those...
I find meeting new people on the road is far easier than in my very small home town. Big city people like relative anonymity and teh huge availability of new people available. Personal styles vary of...
Ask your agency what they will do. Remember that one way to find housing is to ask your agency what housing they use, then you have the same options they do. Housing is doable almost everywhere...
You are posting anonymously right? If you want to be even more anonymous, you can make a new screen name. Sometimes, if you are talking about specific hospitals you are working at, you might be able...
I'm not an expert, but I'm told that every state (or the federal) healthcare exchange has a "national" plan so that you can get broad coverage. If your current employer provided insurance has...
A. most travel contracts complete successfully. B. unless the economy changes, yes travel is stable and growing. C. if you are medsurg/tele, you will scramble for the best assignments - lots of...
Then no new specialty, training worth a lot of money! $10,000 is understating the cost, and certainly the benefit. I signed one out of nursing school and it has been worth a million! I gave them three...
Very common. If a hospital commits to spending, say, $10,000 teaching you a new specialty, they understandably would like to get some productive time from
You have a legitimate concern. I will point out that no matter your work history, you will be required to sign a contract to orient to a new specialty, perhaps as much as a two year
There is a high need for open heart recovery. So you can take assignments that fit what you want. Confirm during interview though, agencies aren't always in the know about clinical conditions, and...
NedRN replied to AWanderingMinstral's topic in Travel
I'm with you on the one page format! You don't need a lot of the stuff you need for a permanent job seeking resume. If you go to PanTravelers>Resources>Downloads, you will find several examples...
The criteria for permanent staff may well be different than temp. If I were them, and I had to chose between only two profiles for hard to find L&D nurses and the choices were 32 year diploma...