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Top 10 Questions for Travel Nurses

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10 Questions for Travel NursesEver wondered what the most popular Ask a Travel Nurse questions are? Well wonder no more. We have compiled this list of the top 10 posts by David Morrison, RN, author of the Travel Nurse’s Bible over the last year. The topics ranged from questions about pay to housing to transportation.

  1. Ask a Travel Nurse: Does Travel Nursing in Hawaii pay well?
  2. Ask a Travel Nurse: What’s a fair hourly pay rate for Travel Nursing?
  3. Ask a Travel Nurse: What’s the normal range for Travel Nurse salary?
  4. Ask a Travel Nurse: What do I need to make sure is in my contract?
  5. Ask a Travel Nurse: How much will my housing stipend be?
  6. Ask a Travel Nurse: What’s the best Travel Nursing company?
  7. Ask a Travel Nurse: What expenses are tax-deductible when travel nursing?
  8. Ask a Travel Nurse: Can I get better pay on Travel Nursing assignments?
  9. Ask a Travel Nurse: Any advice for someone scared to travel alone?
  10. Ask a Travel Nurse: Do you get car rental expenses or do you have to use public transport?

If you have questions about these or any other travel nursing topic check these posts out or send David your questions.

Posted in: Ask a Travel Nurse

About the Author:

My name is Jeff Long. I’m the Marketing Director at Medical Solutions, one of the leading travel nursing companies. I have never been a nurse and am not a recruiter. I have worked at Medical Solutions for over five 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 travel nursing jobs from Medical Solutions, but mostly I write about travel nursing. On this site 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.

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