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  • Traveling in an RV

    By Aaron J. Moore, RN, MSN, contributor Q: I'm going to be traveling in about a year. I'm considering buying an RV. Do many travelers live this way or do most rent apartments? A: Now that is an interesting way to travel.  I can’t honestly say that I have seen the country in an RV, but I did meet a couple of travelers who chose to travel that way.  They had nothing but great things to say

    published: 4/25/2012 10:07:00 AM - Read Post
  • Traveling with a Pet

    Should I bring Fido or Fluffy with me? That is the question on many pet owners’ minds when they are trying to decide whether to become a travel nurse or not. Right off the bat I would like to say to you, as a pet owner myself, please don’t let your pet keep you from traveling on an assignment. It’s too awesome of an opportunity to miss out on. Trust me, if you decide not to take your dog or cat,

    published: 3/28/2012 11:01:00 AM - Read Post
  • Traveling with Friends, and Getting Started

    By Aaron J. Moore, RN, MSN Q. I'm looking forward to starting traveling as an ICU RN in June, going with my roommate who is also an ICU nurse. Do you find that people traveling as pairs have a harder time finding jobs? Also, we would like Boston to be our first assignment but I have heard that you need your BSN or prior travel nursing experience to get a job there. Do you know if this is

    published: 2/27/2012 1:49:00 PM - Read Post
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