San Diego Travel Agency

[stacia77]

Hello,

I read somewhere if you want to stay in a particular area, to find a travel agency within the city/state you want...I am looking to relocate to Sane Diego AREA...but I have a 5 year old and need to be quite stable at least in the area so she can attend school. I am looking really to utilize travel a little or PRN to get in with the hospitals and get my name out there as I eventually want a pathway into PCU/and on to ICU...and if I get to know some in the area...I can work on it, as when I was graduating I was told, I could have gotten hired at the hospital I trained at on ER! As a brand new nurse, that's good!!! So, I know I make impressions!!! :))

ANy advice???

Thanks

Staci

[79Tango]

Now's the time of year to find something in San Diego however travel nursing with a 5yr old would be tough.. Especially if you are needing stability.

[stacia77]

I spoke to a recruiter today with options but of course no def in stability in San Diego. Do u know the area where you can maybe give some pointers? I just want to get out there so I can get ny name out and talk myself into a permanent position eventually?

Thanks so much!

[stacia77]

Sorry I just want to clarify that the recruiter said there are MANY options BUT there is no garuntee to assignments in the area directly following...for stabiity for my 5 year old. Just wondering if u knew where or how I can have luck some other way?

Thanks

[stacia77]

She did however say that she can get me there and we can be hopeful together that shed keep me there....those 13 weeks I'd look for permenant jobs...ya know??? I just realized I left 3 replies. Lol. So sorry

[79Tango]

I am very familiar with the area.. San Diego is tough because EVERYONE wants to live there. The cost of living is high & the job market is tough. If you are dead-set on it, go out there on a travel assigment and then use your off days to find a perm job. (You might even decide its a nice place to visit but not somewhere you want to live).