c0urt

In response to the "what do you do" thread. has anyone ever thought about travel nursing as a career path? if so so any of you have any pointers or tips for people interested in the field

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Majestic58

I'm not a nurse, but I do do in home caregiving for disabled adults... I think one of the greatest parts about the kind of work I do (besides the fact that I love it) is that no matter where I go, I can find work, and quickly... When I am in the UK leg of my trip this autumn that is exactly how I plan on mkaing my extra money.

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joe7f

^ I think you can bet you will never have a shortage of work in the US either. Can you treat yourself btw? Frequently, the nurses I have met know just about as much as the Dr. does.

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Court, I'd think, and this is just me talking here, that if you wanted to do the traveling nursing thing, itd have to be through some sort of organization, like Doctors Without Borders. Reason being, there's licensing and malpractice issues that come up as you move into new locales.

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