To all agency/registry/prn, and traveling nurses in the U.S. are you ready for this?

[jimthorp]

I didn't see the specific legislation mentioned but I don't see PRN and agengy nurses disappearing anytime soon. Where I work we don't use agengy but have quite a few part-time (PRN) nurses and we need them!

Does this legislation address the shortage of nursing programs? Every program I know of has more applicants than slots. There is a finite amount of fluid that can be forced through a funnel no matter how much force applied.

[ND76]

Good Lord, how did a six year old thread get resurrected?

I will say that in my neck of the woods, agency nurses are alive and well. Not many travelers, but lots of per diem workers.