Brett Said:

This is 4 REGISTERED TRAVELING NURSES ONLY !!! Which recruiter/company would u suggest 2 go with and y?Detail?

We Answered:

your guy needs to develop a backbone and ask his own questions, find his own job

Adam Said:

Travel Nursing?

We Answered:

You are in a very grate professional, Second traveling nurse is very interesting and its a good think because in a hospital you stay and see the same people over and over again and some staffs can be very difficult to work with and with travel nurse, you move on and you don't have to put up with someone you don't get along with in the work place. This is very interesting, Good luck.

Zachary Said:

What are my chances of going to Iraq as a new-enlist Air Force nurse?

We Answered:

YOU need your BSN degree and RN before you can get your commission!
In the AF, they deploy for 6 months into Iraq or Afghanistan.

Lois Said:

What is it like for young women in the coast guard?

We Answered:

I joined the uscg at 17, right out of high school.

I've loved it so far. no, it's not all marshmallows and rainbows. but if you are looking for something different, uscg is it.

i've been enlisted for 3 years now, and i've learned how to do minor maintenance on outboard engines, check some one's heart rate, drive a 23 footer and a 378, use a sound powered phone, use an engraver, make an excel spreadsheet, order supplies, splice line, what goes into getting a ship underway, how to stand a proper watch, what to eat when seasick, proper radio protocol, how to fix a faulty wire connection and much, much more.

i've worked til ten and risen again at four for watch, worked for a CMAA, spliced wet cold line until my fingers almost fell off, worked a summer of fourteen hour days back to back, made some of the best friends of my life.

what are you in for? tedious work. hard work. a steady pay check, full health benefits. responsibility (lots).

a ship's watch crew is often made up of those between 18-25. there are many times during the course of the day that the ships safety and security lies in the hands of those who can't even legally drink in our country yet. something else, huh?

shoot me an email if you want.

Amy Said:

Travel nursing rights?

We Answered:

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 probably will have to move out, and soon. Since this is a contract position you need to read through the contract and see what they say about it.

Kathleen Said:

I'm a nurse, I'd like to travel. what's the best company?

We Answered:

A rich and handsome patient. ;-)

Claudia Said:

How do i go about becoming a traveling nurse?

We Answered:

You really can't be a traveling nurse until you are a nurse and have some experience, because there is NO on the job training for a traveler. So, you are way ahead of yourself here. Become a nurse first, get experience and then decide if you want to be a traveler or not.