10 THINGS I WISH I KNEW PRIOR TO STARTING TRAVEL NURSING | NURSE CHEUNG

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Whenever you start a new career, you feel like multiple things are being thrown at you and it can become very confusing. Here are the top 10 things I wish I knew prior to starting traveling nursing.
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@rhondawilliams9449 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing. Some really good advice. I have been traveling since 1996. I stopped in the year 2000 so that I could advance in my skills from a step down unit to the ICU. I did that for 4 years then went back to traveling as an ICU nurse. I have never been lonely on my assignments. I travel alone and I get home sick but I have never been lonely. I have found that the nurses on the unit are just waiting for you to make the first move as far as friendship and getting to the point where you are included in partys, outings, hiking, skiing, shopping, site seeing etc. I have met so many people and developed friendships with over half of them. My advice to those who may be reading this is to put yourself out there. Make the first move and you will have more friends than you know what to do with. Another big, I mean huge, word of advice. Never, Never, Never! gossip. Don't say a bad word about the facility, manager or how the facility is run. Stay positive in all of your remarks. I was traveling with a friend back in 1996 to 1998. I watched her slide down hill from being very popular to being shunned by most of the nurses because she entered into a conversation that staff nurses were having about the manager. She was not positive in her remarks. Later on down the road it bit in the arss. She was shunned by the staff and manger. She went home for a while, rejuvenated and now she is on a nurse traveler assignment in Guam. Just remember you have something to offer as a nurse and as a person. Stand tall, take responsibility, make friends and enjoy your life. Nurse Traveling is fantastic. I love it!

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

That is some great advice Rhonda Williams. I agree! If you put yourself out there, you may surprised by the response of others. I have made some great and lasting friendships along the way with my travels. I recently returned to one of my travel assignments and it was like I never left. I am also considering taking a break from traveling to advance my skills from PCU/ER to ICU. It's funny to hear how others have experienced or are considering experiencing the same advancements. 🤗💕

@diplomat2623 5 лет назад

I always treat my fellow travelers nicely and with a welcome. I actually forget about their paychecks I could care less. Because the truth is if I was that pressed about how much they got paid vs my pay I could simply go travel myself. Lol. I have no husband and no kids.

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

That's great that you have the ability to travel if you wanted to Snap. Regardless if the person is permanent staff or travel staff, it's important to remember that we are all people with a job to do. Care for patients and care for ourselves/each other. The paycheck shouldn't determine someones worth on the unit. 🤗💕

@nzardoin 3 месяца назад

I’m about to start travel nursing for the first time. I found your video and I’m very grateful for the information. Thanks so much.

@NurseCheung 3 месяца назад

That's fantastic to hear! Starting out as a travel nurse is an exciting step, and I'm glad my video could offer you some valuable information as you embark on this new journey. If you have any more questions or need further advice as you move forward, don't hesitate to reach out. Wishing you the best of luck in your travels and your career. Safe travels and enjoy every new experience that comes your way!

@nzardoin 3 месяца назад

@@NurseCheung That’s so nice, thanks so much!!

@Chris999995 Год назад

Ty so much for all your valuable information!!!

@NurseCheung Год назад

My pleasure Natalie 😊💜

@Grabbearjet 4 года назад

one of the best travel nurse channels I have found. You break things down very well

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thank you Grabbearjet. I am glad my video was helpful in starting your travel healthcare journey. I can't wait to hear about it. 🤗💕

@ivborgos10 6 лет назад

A video of how to read contracts will be perfect! Thanks for the recommendations

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Fantastic suggestion Ivelisse Vives. I am actually working on this video right now. As soon as it comes out, I will place a link on this comment for you. Happy Tuesday. 🤗

@Simoneirie 6 лет назад

Very good tips. Yes, please do a how to read the contract and taxes video. Thank you for sharing!

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Thank you for your kind words Simone irie. I am so glad you came across my video. I did post a video regarding how to read your contract a few weeks ago. Here is a link to the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-139iq5_doHg.html. I am working on a travel nurse taxes video coming out soon. Keep an open eye for it. 🤗💕

@TopTraciRenee 4 года назад

I can tell you are a great nurse! Your videos are very informative

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thank you Tax Savvy Nurse. I appreciate the kind comments. 🤗💕

@pznqy8 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this video! I am about to start my first assignment and am excited and nervous. This video helped me alot!

@NurseCheung 3 года назад

Congratulations on taking the first step to becoming a travel healthcare professional Jenn Barker. ☺️❤️ Every travel assignment you are going to feel excited, nervous, and nauseous. That was the best part of every assignment. I was very fortunate that every assignment the staff was very welcoming and considerate. Keep me up to date with your travel assignment and stay in touch ☺️

@youarestrongerthanyouthink839 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this information :).. It's really appreciated! Keep up the good work!

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to watch and for inspiring me to continue posting videos every week! 🤗💕

@kiwistrwberry82 4 года назад

Thank you not only for the videos...but also for answering your viewers questions...that means a lot to us🥰🥰

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

That is so sweet kiwistrwberry82. ☺️ I am glad my videos and answers have been so helpful to you and everyone. I try my best to answer everyones questions ☺️

@cvan6342 6 лет назад

I would be interested in a video on how to read a travel nurse contract!

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Hi C Van. Of course I can do a video regarding how to read a travel nurse contract. I will be filming videos this week and should be posting soon after. I will provide a link here once the video is up. Thanks for the great idea!

@TheDebra1954 4 года назад

Thank you - incredible information.

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thank you for watching Debra Dronet. 😀 I am glad my video was helpful.

@vt-yp7yq 6 лет назад

Great video! Thank you.

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Thank you V T. I am glad this video provided value to you for travel nursing/travel healthcare. If you ever have any questions, feel free to ask.

@dandelionc69 6 лет назад

You are such a sweet person. Thanks a lot for your advice.

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Thank you Shuang. 😀😁

@AllDonNaturaL 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video.

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Thank you AllDonNaaturaL. I am glad this video provided value to you for travel nursing/travel healthcare. If you ever have any questions, feel free to ask. Happy Wednesday 🤗💕

@Mikey-fc2op Год назад

so helpful all of it thx u

@NurseCheung Год назад

My pleasure Mikey 1967 😊💜 Best of luck on your travel nursing journey 😊

@martricemalveaux6923 Год назад

Hello,Mrs Cheung I always enjoy your video 📷. Thank you for information ☺️ about travel nursing it was very informal.

@NurseCheung Год назад

Thank you for the kind feedback Matrice Malveauz 😊💜 I am humbled that my video was helpful. I hope you have many travel nursing memories to share with me soon 😊

@abidinghearts123 6 лет назад

I have traveled before and looking into doing it again but with a trailer! Thank you for this video - You are SPOT ON about all those tips - especially the "keep a low profile and your mouth shut" - LOL. Some places will be great and others full of drama. I always just ask questions like,"Where is "blank" and "How do you do it here?". Yes - we can do anything for 13 weeks and I've made lifetime friends all over the place. Thank you again - loved it.

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

If you go in with a positive attitude and leave with one, you never have to worry about how your experience will be. We got this! I would love to hear about your journey in the future.

@sherriecampbell6914 2 года назад

I appreciate your transparency and sharing your wisdom of what you had to learn about being a travel nurse. What we should know and questions we should ask, being prepared for the unexpected (finances due to cancellations) and keeping a safety net. These things about travel nursing is often never talked about . I have been working through local staffing agencies in my area amd.am considering working as a travel Nursing Assistant. Thank you.for sharing your experience and knowledge.

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

That sounds like a great plan Sherrie Campbell ☺️ There are many Travel Nursing Assistants that I have met along the way. You all are the kindest and sweetest bunch of individuals! ☺️💜 I am humbled that my video was helpful in your research

@rhondawilliams9449 6 лет назад

PS; I am a huge Jim Rohn fan. Your opening quote is one of the best to live by.

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

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@raymondvictor9386 4 года назад

Excellent, thank you

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thank you Raymond Victor. I am glad this information was helpful to you. ☺️

@carmenespada8475 2 года назад

Hello, this is a great informational video. Thank you 🙏

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

You are very welcome Carmen Espada ☺️💜 I am so glad that my video was helpful

@datushyness5350 5 лет назад

Nice thank you

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

Thanks Datude Exantus! Are you interested in being a traveling healthcare professional? I highly recommend it. Definitely worth a try to see if you love to travel and get paid to do so. 🤗💕

@nurselisafoy 2 года назад

Great video. To the point without a lot of fluff. 🤗. Great information.

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

I try my best to get straight to the point in all of my videos ☺️💜 I am glad that is how it is being viewed nurselisafoy ☺️ I hope you have an amazing time on your travel nurse journey

@kamadogrove 2 года назад

Great advice. You seem like a great person to work with.

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

Thank you for the kind feedback Half Coach ☺️💜 I am glad that my demeanor comes across that way

@lorijones4053 2 года назад

This is so helpful.

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

I am so humbled that my video was helpful Lori Jones 💜☺️

@pegohearn8287 6 лет назад

I would love to see the video about reading contracts

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Hi Peg Ohearn. I am so glad you came across my video. I did post a video regarding how to read your contract a few weeks ago. There are a lot of examples listed and help understand contracts. Here is a link to the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-139iq5_doHg.html. 🤗💕

@arianeong 4 года назад

thanks!!

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thank you for watching Ariane Ong. 🤗💕

@SheShe33 5 лет назад

Okay so I'm just realizing who you were after watching a few videos! 😂 I knew you looked familiar! Congrats on your channel's success. As you may have guessed right now, I'm getting into travel nursing as well.

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

Hey Cusheena! Of course I remember you. Yeah I think the name change throws people off. Travel Nursing is amazing and totally worth it. We do and love it. Feel free to message me about anything. 🤗💕

@bajanpeach 5 лет назад

Thanks for informative info. I am working on traveling in 2019 so trying to read up as much I can as this is new to me. I would like to see the How to read contracts, if you can do the video. Thanks again

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

Thanks bajanpeach. I am glad you found this video helpful for your research into traveling healthcare. I actually did complete a video recently on how to read travel contracts: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-139iq5_doHg.html. If you have any specific questions regarding the industry, feel free to reach out anytime. I love answering these questions. 🤗✈️🏥

@lilijohnson1495 Год назад

Thank you for all the information. Very to the point and helpful. Would you mind recommending travel nurse tax adviser?

@NurseCheung Год назад

Thank you for the kind feedback Lili Johnson 😊💜 Unfortunately, my previous travel nurse tax advisor is no longer doing travelers tax, but I always recommend Travel Tax as they have a wealth of knowledge and have been doing taxes for quite some time. 😊 Unfortunately, I am not a tax professional but there are a ton of resources available for Travel Nurses when it comes to taxes.

@Dariusant 3 года назад

Super helpful

@NurseCheung 3 года назад

☺️❤️ I am glad my video was helpful D

@nursezee1034 4 года назад

Please do a video on the how to read your contract

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Hi Ms. Zee. Happy Monday and thank you for watching my video. I actually do have a video on how to read your contact. Here is a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-139iq5_doHg.html. Let me know if you have any questions. 😀

@myia07 3 года назад

This is so needed!! 💛

@NurseCheung 3 года назад

Are you travel nursing or planning to travel nurse Myia B ☺️ I am so glad this video was helpful

@mijoadv1512 5 лет назад

Yes please!! It would help me if you video how to read it that way I will be prepare!!! :D

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

I am so excited to hear you are considering a career in travel healthcare Mitsuko Yokoo. I actually created a video recently on how to read your travel healthcare contract. You can find it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-139iq5_doHg.html. Best of luck on your adventures. 🤗💕

@mijoadv1512 5 лет назад

@@NurseCheung thank you so much for sharing!! This is so helpful!!!!

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

@@mijoadv1512 You are very welcome.

@countesscalypso 4 года назад

I’m starting my first assignment Monday and I’m planning on bringing cross stitch :)

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Cross stitch is great! Congratulations on your first assignment. Travel Nursing is great especially right now with the pandemic. ☺️ Best of luck on your travel assignment. You got this ☺️

@15sto1minutevideos2 3 года назад

Hello how was ur assignment?

@countesscalypso 3 года назад

@@15sto1minutevideos2 cancelled. Got a med surg job in Louisiana that ended up me working COVID icu. Then I got a government job.

@teecee6655 4 года назад

Good video ❤❤❤

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thank you Dark n lovely. 😃

@leylakates8284 6 лет назад

I've been interested in becoming a travel nurse now and this has been such a helpful video thank you!

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

I am glad to hear this video was helpful for you Leyla Kates 🤗💕. If you have any questions regarding the industry and how to get started, I am here for you.

@deezawn 5 лет назад

Did you have a difficult time learning different protocols or standards of care for each hospital you've worked?

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

Not at all, Jon Dizon. I learned to look at policies that were important in all facilities and acclimate myself to the travel facility by reviewing them. If I was performing a procedure I was not aware of the policy and hadn't performed, I would take the time to review the parameters and procedures before performing anything to protect my license. It's easier to refer to the policy than have to answer the court and why I didn't something when I was not aware of the policy. 🤗💕

@hellojuneau8917 6 лет назад

What specialty do you work in? Would love to learn about your experience if there's a video too. I'm currently a nursing student graduating next year and plan to do travel nursing after 1.5-2 years of course and live in a van lol Thank you for the tips, very informative!! ❤

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

My current specialities are ER and PCU, so I am able to work in multifaceted positions in healthcare. How exciting is it to finish nursing school and become a nurse?! I am so excited for you and it may seem like forever now, but it will be here before you know it. I will definitely be posting a video soon regarding my experience as a travel nurse for the last two years because it varies depending on the facility and specialty. Please keep in touch! I would love to hear about your nursing school adventures and graduation. Not to mention, your future plans to become a Travel Nurse. 😊

@45degrees67 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video, would you be willing to share what hospitals in your experiences are unfriendly towards travelers? Maybe that was already asked? Thanks

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

Thanks for the great question 45 Degrees. Its difficult to discuss hospital experiences .towards travelers without having some kind of repercussions. A few years back, a travel nurse on RU-vid was cancelled from her contract and removed from her travel healthcare agency because of the comments she made regarding different facilities. She was mostly blacklisted in the industry. I definitely don't want that to happen to me or anyone else either. 🤗💕

@speakeasy2982 5 лет назад

What good is a "Contract" if the facility can break it?

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

My point exactly Speak easy. There are many individuals within the industry who are currently advocating for the traveling community to have consistent and better contracts. Unfortunately, healthcare professionals are expendable employees at some facilities and staff employees treat travelers poorly. This isn't to say all facilities are like this; however, there are some who are noted for treating travelers poorly. Another important note is that the contract we sign as travelers is different from the contract the agencies sign with facilities. Our contracts do not protect us from cancellations like the contracts do with hospitals. Unfortunately, it is a very one sided industry. 🤗 🏥

@lotuskoko 4 года назад

I’ve been doing my research into travel nursing and have found some nurses who have everything covered. They get paid no matter what. I don’t know which agency they work for or how they are able to achieve this.

@14Carissaw 5 лет назад

Hi! Thank you for the very informative video! I'm a surg tech about to start traveling and still found your video super helpful. I do have a question about hospitals cutting our contracts short.. how would they be allowed to do that if its within the contract for us to be there for a certain time? If we break contract, we don't get paid or have to pay back right? I'm sure it happens it just doesn't seem fair that they could cut us off when that's our livelihood. Thanks again for the videos! I will be subscribing! :)

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

This is a great question! It would seem that the contract we sign with our agency would protect us from cancellations. However, the contract we sign with the agency is different than the contract the agency has with the hospital. Ultimately, the hospitals call the shots and can cancel us without notice or anytime during our contract. In addition, if we decide to cancel our contract early, regardless of the reason, we can be held liable with the agency and the hospital. I really wish this wasn't the case and that both the traveler and hospital were protected equally. This is one of the reasons why I have left travel nursing for now because the contract cancellations and hospital behaviors towards travelers have gotten worse. 😔

@14Carissaw 5 лет назад

@@NurseCheung That's such a shame! Part of me is so nervous to travel for that reason. The hospital I was permanent at had quite a few travelers coming through, so I always tried to be welcoming to them. On one hand it's such a great opportunity to meet new people and see new places.. but it seems like it can also be unfair to the travelers.

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

I wouldn't let this deter you from considering a career in travel nursing. By all means, follow your dreams. It's definitely an experience I feel everyone should try it once in their life. 🤗💕

@WanderingBird 6 лет назад

This is a really useful video- thank you. And love the quote at the start. We're bringing our RV to the USA in 2019- maybe see you out on the road! Have subscribed- looking forward to more videos! 👍 Take care, Kat the Wandering Bird 🙃

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

How exciting! 😁 I would interested to learn how you feel the differences between the USA and your past experiences match up. Keep me updated.

@jenj6934 2 года назад

Can you share health insurance price and option

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

Unfortunately, it is difficult to share health insurance prices and options as they are constantly changing. There are also a lot of add on options for your specific needs. I would do some independent research to see what plans work best for you. 💜

@annagrace4226 3 года назад

Nice videos! Do you know of any companies that offer positions for travel STNA’s or Behavior Health Specialists? I’m not a nurse yet, but I’d really like to help out during this pandemic.

@NurseCheung 3 года назад

Great question Anna Grace! Unfortunately, I do not personally know of any companies who provide travel opportunities for STNAs or Behavioral Health Specialists. However, I have worked in several locations where there were travel STNAs. Keep doing your research because I am sure you will find them ☺️❤️

@demetriahand955 4 года назад

If you find your own housing do you have to pay rent up front and security deposit ? If so are you reimbursed?

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

It really depends on the housing. If you are staying in a hotel, some will require payment up front and others will let you pay weekly. Most housing rentals will require payment up front either in total or on monthly basis. You will receive tax free reimbursements for housing and incidentals; however, these totals may not cover the entire costs if you choose to find your own housing. If you allow the company to find you housing, there is a chance the housing may be inadequate for your needs. I hope this answers a lot of your questions. 🤗💕 All the best with your travels.

@donhowardii1626 6 лет назад

Hi...............Thanks for all of your wonderful info. I'm an LPN and thinking about travel nursing. I am married but no kids and no mortgage and my wife loves to travel and see new places. She if from the Philippines. I currently work on a med/surge unit in a hospital and have about 1.5yrs there as well as 7 yrs long term and rehab experience. Would you suggest I get my RN first then maybe consider travel. I want to be somewhere warm when Winter gets here. I'm currently in Louisville, KY. How did the RV work out compared to housing? Was there a lot of inconveniences with that like being able to do your laundry when you wanted? Thanks again. Don

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Thanks for the question Don Howard II and thank you for supporting my video. It's really up to you regarding becoming an RN before traveling. There are jobs available for LPNs to travel throughout the United States; however, many positions depending on your state of choice are limited. If you decide to go back to school and obtain your RN, you still need to have at least two years of experience as an RN to start traveling. The RV Life is great! I wouldn't trade the convenience of having my own place whenever we travel from assignment to assignment. After your assignment is over and you receive company housing, it's like being homeless every three months. My RV is paid off and we just move it between assignments to the next location without the hassle of having to pack my things into my car.

@sagelyfe8774 4 года назад

Hello Ms Cheung, I am a retired RN, technically inactive. I'm wondering if there's a demand for temporary homecare patients that don't require a license. I'd like to travel & work by RV as well. Thx!

@NurseCheung 4 года назад

Thanks for the great questions Faith. I cannot think of any travel agency or home health agency that would accept home healthcare RNs without a license. I personally wouldn't want to work without a license or liability insurance due to the risk of negligence or lawsuits. If you learn anything differently I would love to know. 🤗💕

@sagelyfe8774 4 года назад

Nurse Cheung Sorry, I wasn't looking to work as an RN again, just a private duty assistant for daily care, not skilled care.

@ogadianyanwu8070 2 года назад

Hiiii! New travel nurse here! I am looking to take my second contract out of state, but live at home with my parents when I'm local. How does technically not paying rent impact my tax home? Should I start paying them rent to cover me for tax season?

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

Great question Ogadi Anyanmu. I have heard of individuals who use their parents home as a tax home and pay rent. The only way that it would be considered as a tax home is if your parents stated you paid rent on their home when they filed their taxes. They would need to claim the additional monies on their taxes and I believe "but don't quote me" pay taxes on that money as an additional income stream. I have heard of families who are reluctant to do this since it does effect their taxes. I would look into TravelTax.com as they could probably provide better insight regarding the topic from a tax point of view.

@buckakin8021 5 лет назад

You mention you now have a RV, can you wright this off on your taxes? Or do you still have to pay extra taxes?

@NurseCheung 5 лет назад

It depends on what you mean by "wright this off on your taxes." If you are trying to use it for a tax deduction related to travel healthcare, I do believe the IRS guidelines have changed on that subject. I would highly recommend Travel Tax expert Joseph Smith. He has over 20 years of experience and has the most up to date information on tax deduction related to healthcare expenses.

@buckakin8021 5 лет назад

Thank you for the reply and info.

@CheckdatOutable 6 лет назад

I considered travel nursing but now I am not LOL..

@NurseCheung 6 лет назад

Lol Happymeal. No! 🤗💕 Please don't let my video discourage you. I wanted to create a video regarding the common surprises I found while travel nursing. As healthcare professionals, we really are a different breed of human and can withstand most things. I believe in you! Never not pursue your dreams.

@dreamandmakeit6221 3 года назад

I like travelling. I am a nurse too. Could you please help me to get a job ?

@NurseCheung 2 года назад

I wish I could help you find a position Dream and make it. Unfortunately, I am not a travel nurse recruiter but there are a lot of great resources on finding the best rates, recruiters, and hospitals online 💜☺️