Each month, the Favorite Travel team will choose a Travel RN to be featured as our “Travel Nurse of the Month.” We will share photos and our Q & A sessions to help others get an inside look at the life of a Favorite Travel Nurse! Keep reading to learn more about this month’s pick and search our nationwide travel nursing opportunities.
Honestly family. I was originally a business major, but wasn’t 100% set on my career choice. My mother, brother, and sister in-law are all RNs and they convinced me to change career paths. I haven’t looked back since!
The freedom of it all and getting to travel the world while making premium wages was a definite seller for me. It’s a win-win situation!
Miami, Florida hands down. I had been to Miami several times before for the fun of it all, however being on contract there opened my eyes to a lot more of what Miami has to offer. I loved the endless choices of beaches to visit and all the different types of cuisine Miami had to offer. It’s definitely a melting pot of cultures from around the world and I loved it!
My favorite thing about travel nursing is the endless options of cities to visit and the contracts with the rewarding pay!
One thing I can’t live without would definitely be my phone. Being able to stay in contact with loved ones while away for weeks, sometimes months at a time, definitely is a must. My phone and FaceTime certainly help during those brief moments of being homesick.
The advice I’d give would be to JUST GO FOR IT! Don’t let your fear of the unknown or the what if’s hold you back! I promise you won’t regret the decision!
The biggest lesson I’ve learned is to always be flexible and ready to help wherever needed. The last COVID contract I took definitely had it’s draining days while working seven days a week, however the help and care I was able to provide to those in need made it all worth it. I also learned that it’s okay to say “no” sometimes. You have to know when to say no, step back and take a break for yourself. It’s important to have the time to relax and regroup. The beaches help too!