Specialties Travel
Published Nov 23, 1999
Hi, want to wait til I get the kiddie off to college before trying out travel nursing? Is this a good idea? Will I be as marketable then? Will it be harder in any way you can think of?
Thanks!
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Irene
lockwood
1 Post
Originally posted by adireen:Hi, want to wait til I get the kiddie off to college before trying out travel nursing? Is this a good idea? Will I be as marketable then? Will it be harder in any way you can think of?Thanks!
lakeRN
3 Posts
My youngest graduates from high school im May. I have 25+ years in all aspects of nursing. I need info on how to start traveling. How do you find a decent agency. Which ones are the best? What about pay, bonus, benefits etc. Can anyone help me out? I have done some research and have a list of about 50 or so travel agencies for nurses. Where do I start? lakeRN
HJ Munn
2 Posts
Originally posted by lakeRN:My youngest graduates from high school im May. I have 25+ years in all aspects of nursing. I need info on how to start traveling. How do you find a decent agency. Which ones are the best? What about pay, bonus, benefits etc. Can anyone help me out? I have done some research and have a list of about 50 or so travel agencies for nurses. Where do I start? lakeRN
Let me assure you that you have just begun your journey in Travel Nursing. There is indeed lots of information to sort through. I began my "traveller" experiences last year. Not knowing which Travel Agency to enlist with or "which way to go" can be overwhelming. Fortunately, I am working in Maryland and have been given the wonderful opportunity of sharing my experiences and information as a Recruiter, and also continuing my experience as a "traveller". If you would like to know more, please email me. It's my belief that "nurses can help nurses". Hope to hear from you soon. Best of luck. ([email protected])
Uwish
Doug, Please email me [email protected]
I need advice
RNSue
60 Posts
I, too, have decided to give traveling nursing a whirl. I found a great bulletin board for traveling nurses at delphi.com/travelnurses I have learned so much from reading the posts. I'm planning to go June, 2001. Good Luck and HAPPY TRAVELING!
bostonbakednurse
65 Posts
It is never to old to do anything in life whether it be starting a new education, a new hobby, marriage. I'm over 50 and I am on my first travel assignment.
kellygurl64
31 Posts
I am so happy to see that there are many "over-40s" traveling. I am 47 and just got the "baby" off to college. I am planning to start travel nursing in May. I have waited so long for this, and this travel forum has been very helpful . Thanks to all the travelers who share!
Renee001
8 Posts
You will really enjoy travel nursing!!! I have worked with several travel agencys! I am currently working with one that is located in California and completeing an assignment in Arizona and I love it!!! The agency is called Camillus Staffing :)