vickiv13

Yes I should have been more clear. I understand you have to have at least two years of experience. I was just wondering when I get a job out of school if I should start on the medical floor or if I should try and start in the specialty I would eventually want to do with traveling nursing.

I will be graduating with my RN in December and I am strongly considering going into Traveling Nursing. I was wondering if it is better to get a job in the field I am interested in or if it is better to start on a medical floor to gain experience with everything?

I just had a question regarding the difference between a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Nursing. I went and got my Bachelor of Science and then went on to get my Associates Degree of Nursing. I was just wondering what the difference is class wise and if hospitals are strict about this. Any information would help, thanks.