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How does the whole travel nursing thing work? |
I would really like for someone who is or was a travel nurse to tell me their experiences with travel nursing and if they enjoyed it. Also, what are the salaries and benefits? Basically, you work for a company that contracts to hospitals that have staffing issues. You are then told where to go and when to be there. The pay is great. It's usually about $60-70/hour. However, you should remember...there is usually a REASON that the hospitals have staffing issues! |
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You will need to read the fine print of your contract carefully. You may have signed something that said you are liable for costs incurred to the company during those days that you worked. Most con... Travel nursing is one of the highest paid jobs within the nursing profession. Basically nurses travel to different locations filling in where they are needed. There are companies who will provide t... What does your contract with the agency state? Did you sign any kind of employment agreement with the agency or hospital that allowed housing to continue once the contract expired? If not then you ... I am a traveling nurse. I love it. The money is good and you get to see different parts of the country. It is almost a paid vacation. Make sure you do your home work and research agencies. There ar... I've been tempted to try travel assignments but never could get away to do them, but there's a very active Travel Nurse forum with lots of interaction between experienced travel nurses an... Check out employment listings for travel nursing. www.nursingtravelrnjobs.com has listings and supplies/scrubs for sale. ...I don't know who is the best, but stear clear of AMR. They own Preferred health care, Payton O'Grady, and a few others. They are horrid!!! They sent me to San Diego, and after I got there... I'd google "traveling nurses" or something like that and be sure to check each biz's rep. ... |
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