Everything depends on your profile, and supply and demand. If there are enough NICU nurses with the requisite experience who are willing to go to that location for the underlying bill rate offered,...
You should have been submitted if you filled out an application. Whether there was an open travel assignment could be less clear. Who knows what HR or more importantly the manager wants unless you...
You probably will need a staff job first. No hospital will want a traveler who has not worked in 12 years. They want recent experience that suggests you can hit the ground running with minimal...
Let me see if I follow this. You are working with an agency on a travel contract for the same hospital where you previously applied for a staff job. You have not committed nor interviewed for either....
I wouldn't do it without talking to the CA BRN. It will probably depend on school accreditation. Kind of astonishing your nursing program didn't require micro. If you are not traveling, look into a...
It looks like TravelTax's 2018 summary is still a work in progress, but for the vast majority of travelers, the changes are a small plus for travelers who don't itemize. The compensation package and...
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Good one! Never would have thought of discussing that although the personal importance (or for stealth parking) is clear. To NPbyDay: RV lifestyle is similar to traveling in at least one way, you do...
Union areas. Not sure if I can be more specific as I've never worked in the Midwest. Washington DC metro area for sure is classic Mid-Atlantic. No there too. Non union Ohio is $25. Your questions...
Worst is easy: Aureus. There are a few other bad ones but mostly it is irrelevant. Agency brand is way less important than a good recruiter a good recruiter at a bad agency is much better than the...
This general topic comes up a lot, but your specific question came up very recently. Take a look at this thread: https://allnurses.com/travel-nursing/where-do-you-1136363.html If you do a search on...
Umm, many if not most agencies provide a full breakdown of compensation. They will also separate taxable from non-taxable, and your take home pay. I can promise you no travel nurse is paid $25...
I'd say that the vast majority of travelers do not have local travel jobs and that staff pay is low in their area. Plus it would be pure luck if logistically there were the right jobs in the right...
I have to believe there are ICU's out there who would love someone with your experience in a shortened internship. There is an association of teaching hospitals. Find them online, and start cold...
Consider applying at the PCU that offered you a staff position two years ago. I will say that my thoughts that PCU or step down job is much more difficult in many ways than ICU. You could have a...
Ten years and perhaps you feel like you are in a rut? Sure, shake it off and start new again with a new specialty. Fun to have a steep learning curve and feel like you are meeting your potential. But...
Start with an assignment well within your skills at a traveler friendly hospital (you need a good recruiter you can trust who has placed in the same NICU they have open). You do not want to be...
Regular 401s are technically pretax. However there are two caveats. One is that if you have a low income year, you can move funds from your regular 401 to a Roth IRA. This is a taxable event, but if...
One medsurg position was filled today in Eureka. There might be one more, a little difficult for me to say with the info I have. The whole thing may have been a big game by the vendor manager...
What a great thread for new grads! I'm just passing through to see what is here. Hi ICUman! Are you interested in NICU? I clicked through the Cone Health link in the last post, just curious. Nice to...
Two years specialty experience is always best. You can certainly improve your clinical skills traveling, but you need a good foundation first. Even though most NICUs are unlikely to give their...