Travel Nursing Checklist Item #21: Squeezing your stuff into your car
OK. You have made all the arrangements you need to h and le before you leave and taken care of all the items in Travel Nursing Checklist Item #20: Getting ready to leave for your travel nursing job. Now you are ready for the fun activity of packing your belongings into your car that you are going to need during your travel nursing assignment.
Hopefully you have read this page that will help you put together a list of items you will need to pack for your travel nursing assignment. If not, check it out.
Once you have that list determined, it is time to load all of it into your car. Cramming your stuff into your car may be a tight squeeze, but here are some resources to help you get the most in the space you have:
- Maximizing space when packing your car
- Video: Road trip! How to pack your car safely and why it is so important
- How to Pack Your Car For A Road Trip Or Driving Vacation
- How to Prepare Your Car for Winter
- How to pack your car during a road trip
About the Author: Medical Solutions
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.Subscribe
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Seeing a cross-country move as a fun road trip is definitely a good way to take the edge off of a commitment like this. It’s a job, and an adventure.