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I am thinking about traveling Nursing in the upcoming year. I have been an ER nurse for 2 years and wish to travel to Level One Trauma Centers. Does anyone have any recommendations for traveling (companies) with significant others?

[Anonymous]

It shouldn't be a problem.. It is 2004 now.. I'd get private housing though....


WR,,, three commas for Becca

[Anonymous]

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