schroeea

Hi everyone! So my boyfriend and I have been talking about moving to a different state because we can at the moment. I've been searching for new jobs and am coming across a lot of travel nurse positions at the hospitals in the area. It's not a major city, big enough, so it does make sense that there would be travel positions open. The problem I'm having now is not having a license in that state and not wanting to get licensed in that state until we know for sure that we're gonna take the plunge. My question is, is there anything wrong with taking a travel nurse position to move to a different city to help me get settled and get my foot in the door at the hospitals?? Any thoughts are much appreciated!! Thanks!!

Hi! I'm thinking about becoming a nurse and wanted to get some thoughts on how to best start getting my ASN. I already have a degree and there's a program in my hometown that has an integrated ASN RN program for people with the degree already. However, I'd like to take some time to save up so I won't have to work as much when I'm taking my classes, probabaly 2 years. In the mean time, can I get certified as a CNA to help reduce the amount of classes I need to take? Are there other things I can do to try and reduce the amount of time it will take to get my ASN? Thanks!!