Travelers typically work under a short-term contract (usually ranging from 4 to 13 weeks). Contracts outside of the U.S. can last 1-2 years. Frequently an extension or a permanent position is offered by the hospital at the end of the contract. Assignment housing If travel agencies provide housing it usually consists of a one bedroom [...]
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The secrets to success for your travel nursing career are simple, yet essential. You’ve learned how to impress during an interview; how to get the job you want; and how to make friends while on assignment—which are all measures of success for a travel nurse. But now it’s time for the ultimate secrets to all-around travel nursing [...]
