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| Trauma Queen/Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Traveler
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| Re: Traveling nurse: good or bad Pros: Getting paid to travel & see the country More money, free housing Getting nursing experience in different types of hospitals Not havng to deal with the "politics" of any particular hospital Cons: Having to move all the time Going through new employee orientation 3-4 times/year |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007
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| Re: Traveling nurse: good or bad Amanda's list is pretty accurate. Traveling can be a lot of fun. PROS: *Fun-Recreation, WI, MI=Cold, Great snowboarding. AZ,NM,TX=Warm, hiking, mountains *Learning, Evidence-based practice in other places *New People, grateful for your willingness to help CONS: Mountains of paperwork at first contract. I wish you luck and don't forget to take time to play in new cities. |
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