Yess girl, right on time! I’ve been looking into these travel contracts since the rates have been rising! 🤑 I don’t know many people who have done travel nursing so it’s great that you did this video and answered many of my questions! 🥰
I’m in the Med Surg- oncology, with average 9 patients. I’ve had 13 patients before. When I transition into travel nursing, I will be open to whatever the deal is.
Teal blue! Thank you! I’m about to start my first travel assignment, and I probably should have watched your video beforehand, but fingers crossed 🤞 it will be a great experience 👍🏼. Thank you for sharing so much information for those of us new to travel nursing!
@@Changedlife210 it was great until it wasn’t. Make sure your contract details things like your shift, pay, etc so that you have a leg to stand on if someone tries to get you to work outside of the contract you agreed on. And be prepared to maybe have to move on to another/different travel assignment if needed. I had to leave mine early, not my fault, and I am still eligible to work with the travel agency I was with. I have chosen to work closer to home (not currently traveling), but that’s because of my family’s preferences at the moment. I may consider travel nursing again in the future. I wish you the best of luck! I did enjoy it! I just think I was maybe being taken advantage of at my first assignment.
Teal Blue-I start my first contract as a LPN in LTC in two weeks and I asked alot of those questions ❤ Gonna have this checklist for future reference stay blessed xoxo
Hey, I am definitely considering travel nursing, I've talked to a lot of recruiter, they seem pretty uninterested when I don't give a start date that's not 2 weeks away
TEAL BLUE- I followed immediately and wrote down everything! I’ve talked with several recruiter and one I really like I’m sticking with! Thank you for all the tips!
Teal Blue!!!!💠🇰🇿 thank you so very much for taking your time to help people with this very valuable info!!!. Been a nurse for 20 yrs & now looking to start travel nursing for the 1st time!!🤗🥰
This was great. Thank u for the information. I also heard that travel nurses can put no float in they're assignment contract. To prevent the floating situation.
We want to start it with you first doing nurses schedules like you are my secondary managers about hospitals patients worker. So, next month. I could ready to travel to you. For my first work weekly schedule 1 month. Remember I loved my first managers. So, let's moving on like that. for your own good if you wanted...🎉
Thank you for this information. I’m barely starting my nursing program and I’m excited to complete it. I’m definitely looking forward to becoming a travel nurse!
Teal blue. Something must be wrong with my monitor as your top looked gray to me. Loved the questions. New to travel nursing in the OR. Thanks for posting. I just subscribed to your channel.
Teal blue:Great video great questions..I'm definitely a question asker..I'll be trying to go on my first travel assignment..thks can you speak on the hype of pay I'm hearing recruiter are getting about 40 percent for simple recruiting you so unfair ..when you can really recruit yourself..
This was really awesome and detailed and how you broke down who to ask the specific question. My girlfriend is looking to start travel nursing and I am a Surg Tech who wants to start traveling in a year. so this was really helpful info.
Thank you these are excellent questions. I do have a question I'm a newbie travel nurse. I'm so nervous about being thrown into a unit that jeopardize my license. So my question is how do I approach receiving report from a nurse before accepting the keys tactfully without giving off vibes that if this is a shit show I'm not accepting these keys lol because if I do accept the keys I can't leave because that's abandonment ... What questions should I ask specifically during report that should raise red flags in that area lol I've been on a new unit where the staff nurses refused to count the narcotics with me.
Do you call the manager before your assignment? I'm a staff nurse in Canada, I have zero input on my schedule. I don't have a master rotation so it's every 6 weeks I get a new one
Good eve, Ms. Teal Blue. Thank you for being present ever online and on You Tube at that. Kindly guide your new follower what other courses should I take/enroll in inorder to become a qualified "travel nurse". I am now taking CNA. I got certified as a PCA and TNA last last year (2021). And I have been working as a live-in caregiver for 2.5 years and counting. I am a working student. Ty again for your response.
Hey ...I wanna ask you a question which is totally out of the topic. I currently live in Canada and I am almost close to getting my registration in US(state I have not decided) and I have graduated from India. I am so confused which state is better to start working and will take me since I have a gap in my practice. Would you please advise me if you have any ideas. Thanks much.
Go to a compact state to have a multi-state license. If you want a non-compact, Massachusetts is friendly state and a great place to make good money with your skills. They'll train you even if there's a gap don't worry as long as you're ready to work. Just keep pushing you gat this
Teal blue. Please tell me about the travel pay. I am talking to a recruiter who wants me to go do local traveling meaning I will be taxed on every dollar. The pay is good but…..
Yess girl, right on time! I’ve been looking into these travel contracts since the rates have been rising! 🤑 I don’t know many people who have done travel nursing so it’s great that you did this video and answered many of my questions! 🥰
Teal Blue: are the assignments fair with the staff or do they give you the hard and difficult assignment?
I’m in the Med Surg- oncology, with average 9 patients. I’ve had 13 patients before. When I transition into travel nursing, I will be open to whatever the deal is.
I literally take notes on your videos lol I’ve been talking to recruiters about starting next month! Your videos made me take the leap 💜
im doing that now lol too
I loved this video I plan to go to nursing school when I turn 26 and I actually got more than 10 questions
Teal blue!
Thank you! I’m about to start my first travel assignment, and I probably should have watched your video beforehand, but fingers crossed 🤞 it will be a great experience 👍🏼. Thank you for sharing so much information for those of us new to travel nursing!
I’m about to take my first assignment & I’m sooo nervous and scared….I’ll be leaving a ft job & I’m a little apprehensive….how was your experience?
@@Changedlife210 it was great until it wasn’t. Make sure your contract details things like your shift, pay, etc so that you have a leg to stand on if someone tries to get you to work outside of the contract you agreed on. And be prepared to maybe have to move on to another/different travel assignment if needed. I had to leave mine early, not my fault, and I am still eligible to work with the travel agency I was with. I have chosen to work closer to home (not currently traveling), but that’s because of my family’s preferences at the moment. I may consider travel nursing again in the future.
I wish you the best of luck! I did enjoy it! I just think I was maybe being taken advantage of at my first assignment.
@@Changedlife210 I am in the same boat. A little apprehensive but if I don’t I will regret it.
@@athena417 I am sorry this happened to you. I hope it doesn’t discourage you and things go well on your next assignment.
Teal Blue-I start my first contract as a LPN in LTC in two weeks and I asked alot of those questions ❤ Gonna have this checklist for future reference stay blessed xoxo
I was going to say the same thing. I’m about to take an entrance exam for LPN school and Beebee knows the tea! I’m definitely saving this for later!
Teal Blue haven't even finished nursing school yet but taking notes from your video. Thanks for the transparency.
Thank you for this video love it. Great questions and answers I'm a CNA I can't wait to start . I'm a little nerve and new to traveling.
Hey, I am definitely considering travel nursing, I've talked to a lot of recruiter, they seem pretty uninterested when I don't give a start date that's not 2 weeks away
Girl...same here🙄 its so annoying
BEST video i've seen during my travel nursing research process!
TEAL BLUE- I followed immediately and wrote down everything! I’ve talked with several recruiter and one I really like I’m sticking with! Thank you for all the tips!
Teal Blue!!!!💠🇰🇿 thank you so very much for taking your time to help people with this very valuable info!!!. Been a nurse for 20 yrs & now looking to start travel nursing for the 1st time!!🤗🥰
Me too!! Nurse for 25 years looking to travel and not get hoodwinked 😉!
This was great. Thank u for the information. I also heard that travel nurses can put no float in they're assignment contract. To prevent the floating situation.
This is what I did on my contract and haven’t had a problem
We want to start it with you first doing nurses schedules like you are my secondary managers about hospitals patients worker. So, next month. I could ready to travel to you. For my first work weekly schedule 1 month. Remember I loved my first managers. So, let's moving on like that. for your own good if you wanted...🎉
Great questions!
So excited to get started traveling. Love the information you gave.
Teal Blue 💕
Your so amazing!!!! I’m getting ready to travel and your videos have helped me so much.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank u. Great questions! 👍🏽
Thank you for this information. I’m barely starting my nursing program and I’m excited to complete it. I’m definitely looking forward to becoming a travel nurse!
Teal blue. Something must be wrong with my monitor as your top looked gray to me. Loved the questions. New to travel nursing in the OR. Thanks for posting. I just subscribed to your channel.
The best channel to research travel nursing from. Thank you so much for these videos! So helpful! 😊
Teal blue . Thank you for the information ❤️
Teal blue:Great video great questions..I'm definitely a question asker..I'll be trying to go on my first travel assignment..thks can you speak on the hype of pay I'm hearing recruiter are getting about 40 percent for simple recruiting you so unfair ..when you can really recruit yourself..
Absolutely CORRECT.!! All what u said it is true.!!!!!!!! I liked it!!! This video.!!!
This was really awesome and detailed and how you broke down who to ask the specific question. My girlfriend is looking to start travel nursing and I am a Surg Tech who wants to start traveling in a year. so this was really helpful info.
Teal Blue!! Super helpful! Thank you!!
Great info! Teal Blue!---Thank you for sharing
Teal blue ...................love this video it was right on time thank you so much
You passed on a lot of good insight and info. It will be helpful in my search for a company and job. Thanks.
🙏🏼 Thank you so much for another great video! So informative and right to the point! Teal blue! But from my end the color of your shirt looks grey 😝
Teal blue 💙 great info
I wanna do travel cna but I’m nervs! I am doing research right now!
Teal blue! Great informative video, thank you!
Hey 🐝 BeeBee. Thank you for this video. I know this was 4 mos. ago when you aired this but, the information is always useful. Thanks 🐝 🐝
Thank you for this video. I so appreciate the time you have taken to share your experience.
And teal blue. ;)
Teal 💙 blue and thank you so much for your videos, they are very helpful!
Your welcome ! I’m glad it helped you ❤️
pure gold!!!!!!!!!
This helped me!! Thank you so much for this video!!
Great video! I have a bunch of questions in my notes section of my phone that I always ask.
Teal Blue. Great video, thanks ☺️
Thank you! Very helpful
Thank you Beebee!
Tear Blue ❤️
Definitely enjoyed this
Teal Blue
These are great questions! Thank you so much 🙏🏾
Thanks for the ton of useful information in your videos!
Your welcome !
Teal blue 💙💙💙 very informative video
teal blue, thank you
Can you recommend a good recruiter please. I would like to work in the Florida area.
Thanks for the info! Teal blue..
Thanks for this valuable information. Teal Blue
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you these are excellent questions. I do have a question I'm a newbie travel nurse. I'm so nervous about being thrown into a unit that jeopardize my license. So my question is how do I approach receiving report from a nurse before accepting the keys tactfully without giving off vibes that if this is a shit show I'm not accepting these keys lol because if I do accept the keys I can't leave because that's abandonment ... What questions should I ask specifically during report that should raise red flags in that area lol I've been on a new unit where the staff nurses refused to count the narcotics with me.
Great tips 💜💖
Teal blue 💙
Great video!
Such a good video. Thank you !!!!
Teal Blue and Thank You 😊
Can make a video on 10 best stressful but high paying jobs Rn can work.
Good topic idea!!!
Thanks for all the great tips.
You are so welcome!
Hahaha love those “sorta kinda” units 😛🤨
Teal Blue 😊
Hey are you vaccinated? Is your contracts now requiring for you to have it?
yes I am and no they have not
Do you call the manager before your assignment? I'm a staff nurse in Canada, I have zero input on my schedule. I don't have a master rotation so it's every 6 weeks I get a new one
what was your experience before becoming a travel nurse ?
Good eve, Ms. Teal Blue. Thank you for being present ever online and on You Tube at that. Kindly guide your new follower what other courses should I take/enroll in inorder to become a qualified "travel nurse". I am now taking CNA. I got certified as a PCA and TNA last last year (2021). And I have been working as a live-in caregiver for 2.5 years and counting. I am a working student. Ty again for your response.
Teal Blue!
Thank you!
Teal Blue_ Ma’am can an OR nurse be a travel nurse?
Absolutely
Teal blue! 🦋
Is it better for a newbie to
Work locally after becoming licensed for training and learning the most before going on the road?
Hello. Do you think some of these apply to Travel Phlebotomy?
Teal Blue :)
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Teal blue!!
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Hey ...I wanna ask you a question which is totally out of the topic. I currently live in Canada and I am almost close to getting my registration in US(state I have not decided) and I have graduated from India. I am so confused which state is better to start working and will take me since I have a gap in my practice. Would you please advise me if you have any ideas. Thanks much.
Go to a compact state to have a multi-state license. If you want a non-compact, Massachusetts is friendly state and a great place to make good money with your skills. They'll train you even if there's a gap don't worry as long as you're ready to work. Just keep pushing you gat this
@@nekky6004 hey thank you so much. I will...
Teal green!
Thank you soooo much for this
We can't get 3 days assignments ok..
teal blue
You are gorgeous!
Teal blue. Please tell me about the travel pay. I am talking to a recruiter who wants me to go do local traveling meaning I will be taxed on every dollar. The pay is good but…..
Did she explain why she would like you to do local over regular travel assignment ?
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Is being a travel nurse considered to be self-employed?
No. You are employed under your agency
I have always gotten 4 hrs of orientation 😂
Teal❤️
Great questions!
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Thank you!
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Thank you!