Traveling and Working Days???

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Hi there!

So it occurs to me that while I'm interested in becoming a traveler I DO NOT want to work overnights and wondering if that may be a problem. So a couple of questions come to mind regarding scheduling and such.

Are there day positions for Med-Surg and Tele nurses to be had?

Is most of the work 12 hour shifts, being the standard 7a-7p and 7p-7a?

Has anyone ever had an assignment that was less than full-time, such as 2-12's a week?

Any insight you could give me on your experience with these issues would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks so much and Happy 4th of July....going to work now ;)

Kim

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I am on a day shift assignment now on tele in Flagstaff. I am not sure about less than 3 12's. My assignment was supposed to be for 13 weeks, but I guess I'm filling in for someone on medical leave so they shortened it to 8 weeks. They said I cld do the 13 but wld be on nights after that, which I can't do. They are out there!

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1. yes

2. yes

3. yes, but very uncommon. Once in a great while, someone will have a Baylor weekend option (paying 36) or you can negotiate something at a facility you worked at before. Doesn't pay for agencies or travelers to acquire housing on short hours.

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Yea, good news!!!

Thanks so much guys for your responses; I really appreciate it!!!

Kim

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They are necessary to be well arranged and it can really be sorted this way, all you gotta do is plan things well and that is all that matters.

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