Tips for Travel to North Dakota

When obtaining a travel nursing job in a different state there is, of course tips you need for travel. Listed below are a few things about North Dakota that you should follow:

• Peak season is from June to August where the weather is beautiful.
• Off- season is from November to April where the temperatures can be freezing with major snowstorms.
• From April to May and September and October is known as “shoulder season” where you will see high winds a dramatic weather changes.
• Given any opportunity to go horseback riding take it because of the flatlands and scenic routes.
• With the immense size of rolling prairie it is perfect for stargazing during summer nights.
• When traveling here be sure to visit these top attractions:o Theodore Roosevelt National Parko Fort Mandan Overlook State Historic Siteo Maah Daah Hey Trailo North Dakota Heritage Centero International Peace Gardeno Fargo Theatre, Fargo

Nursing in North Dakota

North Dakota is home to numerous American Indian Cultures with museums that can better educate travel nurses that have interest in learning more. There is all kinds of nightlife to experience after a long day at the hospital with your new co-workers. You can do just about anything in North Dakota where you will never grow bored during your travel nursing job.

There is all kinds of natural beauty in North Dakota with so many new experiences to be had at every second of time you have to yourself during your down time or days off. It is no wonder that travel nurses like to travel here; not only for all of the attractions but also for the great medical facilities that North Dakota offers.

Top medical facilities in North Dakota:

• St. Alexius Medical center
• Sanford Fargo Medical Center
• Altru Hospital
• Ashley Medical Center
• Community Memorial Hospital
• And so many more.

Struggle no further looking for your next travel nursing assignment and jump on the bandwagon, travel to North Dakota today!

NORTH DAKOTA BOARD OF NURSING  919 S 7TH ST STE 504 BISMARCK ND 58504 Phone: 701-328-9777 Fax: 701-328-9785 Website: http://www.ndbon.org