Texas Winter Workers

[vavisitingnurse]

I've been traveling 2 years now and spent last winter down in southern TX contracted directly with the hospital as a winter worker. I like to find more facilities in that area that do the same? The biggest draw back was as a winter worker I was the first to be called off, this year I'd like 36 hour a week guarantee. I was at Haringen Medical Center at $53.00 last year.

[Kdog]

Did the hospital house you?
If you contract thru a travel company that will guarentee your hours, then you will have steady pay and not get called off per se.
But of course you will make less per hour. I think you already know that.

[vavisitingnurse]

No, Kdog the hospital didn't house me.
But the big benefit is that as a seasonal worker nearly everything I spent while down there was tax deductable.

I travel with a Fifth Wheel and 120lb Rottweiler. I have been having a hard time finding a travel assignment in S. TX that meets my needs. My blended take home rate has been $40-42 an hour for most of the last year. (Blended rate = (Hourly pay – 20% taxes) + housing stipend/ hours per week). I generally work for rapid response companies (Faststaff and TNS are great).

Any recruiters out there who have positions that may meet my needs send me a PM I'm available 11/1 and my specialties are tele and cardiac step-down:23:

[emtneel]

Do you do Peds?
I know Dallas children's last yr had a thing you work at least 24hrs/wk for 12 weeks, and get a 10% bonus at the end if you work that minimum. no benefits at $45/hr.

medical city which also does adults also had something similar i saw this yr. North Dallas area.