FAQ

Can you belong to more than 1 travel company?

I did a little travel nursing in CA 2005 - 2006. My most recent job was with assisted living residents and memory impaired. I worked for VNA some time ago, when they just started to use computer to document visit. Would I need to obtain a local position in VNA/Hospice to refresh my skills before being considered for a travel position?

Are there any travel agencies that offer part time or PRN travel jobs?

Hi I'm Gabriela from venezuela. I'll get my nurse degree ( 5 years of carrer) this december ... and I wonder if there in USA I could have an oportunity as a nurse ...or if I would have to study again towork as a nurse there?.... I can speak and write english and I'm waiting todo the medical english vacabulary.

I have been an RN for about a year and a half. My experience is 6 months worth of ICU/Med Surge/Tele and about 8 months Hospice/Home Health. Prior to that I worked as an LPN working geriatrics, peds and corrections. I am really interested in travel nursing. Based on my experience can I realistically pursue travel nursing at this time?

What is the allowed distance to travel from your home to be considered a travel position?

Do you have travel jobs for Home health or hospice nurses?

Do you have any needs for an RN with 8 years on nursing home experience?

Can I just send my resume?

What's it like to be a travel nurse?

What do travel nurses do?

How soon do travel nurses start their assignments after getting hired?

What is considered "full-time" hours in travel nursing?

How long is orientation for travel nurses?

Do companies offer free CEUs?

What happens after you finish your first traveling assignment?

Can travel nurses be "part-time?"

What are some negative aspects to travel nursing?

While you are on assignment and the census (patient count) is real low and you get called off will they still pay you?

What questions should travel nurses ask recruiters?

Can travel nursing help get future nursing jobs?

How long has travel nursing been around?

Why do nurses choose to get into travel nursing?

Can I request a specific hospital to work in?

How is travel nursing different than "regular" nursing?

Where can I find travel nurse company reviews?

Do travel nurses have the option of extending my stay?

What is a typical day like being a travel nurse?

Where can travel nurses find reviews for hospitals before they accept assignments?

What are nurse striking jobs?

Who is the perfect candidate for travel nursing?

How do you pick the best travel nurse companies?

Do travel nurses have long-term contracts?

Can a travel nurse return to a facility they've worked in before?

When and how do travel nurses get paid?

How long does the process take from application to beginning an assignment?

What kind of facilities do travel nurses work in?

What kind of steps do I need to take to become a travel nurse?

Is there any floating required to other units? What units?

What are the most popular specialties in travel nursing?

What is an extension assignment?

What are the standard travel nurse hours?

How do I start my job search?

Do I have to apply or can I just send my resume?

Has the Affordable Care Act negatively impacted travel nursing?