I would think a nurse with a history of jumping around would be a positive thing. Changing around keeps my mind busy. Hate being stuck in one place more than 1-2 years.
Can you please clear up why your not technically considered a travel nurse and an example how your not using all the Benefits if your driving to your travel assignment and back home?
You said that if nurse had been bouncing from hospital to hospital is considered a red flag, what if I'm a new nurse and had only been working for a year, would that be considered a red flag? Or will i need to give myself more time before traveling?
Thank you for the video. I'm the one that wants to go 2-3 hrs away for my 1st assignment, lol. But if the 50 mile distance is a myth, where did it come from? How much distance is considered traveling?
MsPeaceofGod I’m starting my first assignment in a few weeks and will be traveling an hour away. Just wanted to check with your since your been doing it for sometime now. How your experience was? And any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.:)
Thanks for the video. What if I get a travel position in a neighbouring state 2 hrs away but still rent an apartment there to duplicate expenses. Do I still get full tax benefits in this scenario?
