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The only traveling book on the market designed for all traveling healthcare professionals. Contains valuable tips, stories, and resources.

Testimonial:

• I really enjoyed your book. I have been thinking about traveling for a while, but never felt I had all the info to make such a drastic move. This book has given me the courage to go ahead with my plans.

• I read the book in a couple of hours. I have been thinking seriously about becoming a traveler - out of state. I already work for an agency and work for a hospital about 72 miles from home. I like it. I think that me and my husband and son who will be 2 at the time of travel towards the end of the year will be going. Lots of good sound information re the traveling career - good and bad.
  
  
• I bought the book a few months ago. I have been trying to get myself to travel since last January. (My husband lost his job of 23 years last August, Panic!) Having trouble making myself leave my children to do this. BUT, this book greatly helped me organize myself and answer questions I had about traveling.
  
  
• I just wanted to thank you so much for this book and your tips!
  
  
• I purchased the book, "Hitting the Road: A guide to travel nursing" by Shalon Kearney and it is a wonderful resource for any healthcare professional who is considering travel nursing. I highly encourage anyone who is considering a traveling career to purchase their own copy!
  
  Sincerely,
  Jeri

• Whether you’re sailing in Iowa, viewing the sunset from helicopter pad on the top of a hospital in Arizona, gazing at covered bridges in Vermont, or taking a long walk on the beach in Florida, travel nursing is an excellent way to get paid while exploring the United States.

  Although Highway Hypodermics: Your Road Map To Travel Nursing was written in 2005 with some great information about travel nursing, the next edition, Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2007, brings expanded knowledge about the field of travel nursing.

  Not only do you get the basics of traveling, but additional information is provided on the rewards and drawbacks of travel nursing and making the decision to travel, expanded knowledge on what travel companies are all about and how to choose the right one, all about JCAHO certification, which destinations are the best and how to choose a destination, information on traveling in a recreational vehicle, home-schooling your child while on the road, and additional information on licensing requirements, not to mention all you would ever need to know about travel nursing and your taxes.

  Stop dreaming about travel nursing, and step into reality with Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2007. Epstein’s work in progress is set to be published by Star Publish in January 2007.

  Chapter subjects include:

  How Did We Get To This Point?

  What It Takes To Be Travel Nurse

  The Good, Bad, and Ugly

  Travel Company Fundamentals

  Location, Corporation, and Documentation

  Preparing For an Adverse Reaction

  Keeping Track Of Important Tax Information

  Going At It All Alone

  What About Homeschool?

  Taking Your Home with You on Assignment

  Politics In Travel Nursing

  State Nursing Boards

  From The Other Side

  On The Road With The Gang

  Travel Company Profiles

  
  
  

TRAVEL NURSING AGENCY NOTEBOOK

ONLY$21.00

Members often ask us for the numbers of various agencies or who to contact. We put together this booklet of over 120 agencies with their contact information and space for you to make your own personal notes such as what assignments and benefits they are offering and your recruiters name.

This way you can have all the agency information at your fingertips without having to search the net and thumb through magazines etc. You can carry it with you in the car while you travel. It is a great tool for travelers. This book also includes tips for finding the best travel companies and more.

Space is provided for you to make your own personal notes as you research the companies.

This will help you stay organized and to remember who had what deal etc. It is a great tool to use. It is designed to be your own personal notebook.

Booklet also includes tips on how to find the best agency for you, what to look for, what to note, and how to find particular assignments.

More Book Titles:

Life Support by Susan Gordon

A story about a couple of nurses and what work is like for them. By reading the story, the reader gets an idea what nursing is really like plus it is just fun to read about other nurses experiences.

 

Solo Mia: A hip chicks guide to fun for one by Wendy Burt

 

Traveling Writers Guide

 

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The Art of the Traveling Photographer

 

A Series of Books on Traveling Alone

 

Please let us know if you know of any other books that would be helpful for travelers. We would love to post them as well. You can email us here.