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MI ICU (Intensive Care Unit) RN Job
- A traveler friendly facility located in the beautiful city that is home to the University of Michigan.
- Looking for a qualified nurse to do a 13 week assignment in their Surgical ICU.
- This facility has an excellent reputation among nurses.
More information about this travel nursing job.
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About the Author
My name is Jeff Long. I’m the Marketing Manager at Medical Solutions. I have never been a nurse and am not a recruiter. I have worked at Medical Solutions for four years and think it is a great company that has a lot to offer nurses and allied health professionals interested in a travel career.
I do post just a small sampling of jobs from Medical Solutions, but you will not be recruited on this blog (unless you specifically inquire about traveling with Medical Solutions then I will forward your info to a Recruiter). I understand that you are reading and/or commenting on this blog purely for informational purposes and I want you to enjoy that experience My job is to help you meet your career goals by sharing information, advice and the benefits of travel nursing with you.
As a travel ICU RN, my latest assignment was scheduled and cancelled by the Hospital with only 12 hours notice. Meanwhile, I had paid out-of-pocket around $800 for my plane ticket, MD assess, new license for that State, etc…do I have any recourse and do I have any rights here?
Thanks for the question Kaye. That sounds like a very unfortunate situation and I’m sorry to hear you’re dealing with that. I do want to point out that hospitals can cancel positions at any time at their discretion. This is why it’s so important to pick a good agency to work with. In this type of situation, most reputable agencies would work with you to reimburse your travel expenses and also find you a new assignment.
For your situation, if your agency is unwilling to reimburse your expenses you do have the option of consulting with a lawyer to attempt to recoup that money. I hope everything works out and doesn’t deter you from travelling in the future.