Is Travel Nursing Worth It? / Travel Nursing 2022

[@daebak_hana]

🎯🎯🎯 Yes it's worth it! I feel like I'm finally living the life I want. I work when I want, where I want, and how much I want. Not to mention the pay. 💯 about being left out of workplace drama. That's what I hate the most about working period. I will travel so long as I can!

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

"Living the life I want." That hit different! Same sis! Thanks for watching. Much appreciated.

[@KimmyDTV]

Love this video! I agree 100% i think it is definitely worth it due to the autonomy and financial benefits!

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

So worth it! When the rates go down, I'll still be traveling due to the flexibility. It's priceless. Thanks for stopping by and watching!

[@jsbillions]

Great Video, I am a Healthcare Recruiter and we specialize in helping HCPs find jobs Nationwide so you are speaking facts!

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@latressahill7823]

I’m interested in travel nursing but I’m not sure as to where I need to sign up for local or out of state contracts and does the pay rate go according to experience?

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

God question. Pay is based on the need of the facility and not experience. Prolink is a great agency. They have contracts nationwide.

[@kerryh2096]

I like that, "you can get money back, but you cant get time back."

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

At 33 I've realized that money isn't everything and that time is priceless. I enjoy bring more financially successful but I enjoy my freedom and time more.

[@kerryh2096]

@@SincerelyJasmineJ It’s so true, after the military I just thought you know what I need to have a career that has flexibility and I need my peace lol cuz these companies don’t care about you, you’re a number to them.

[@seangervynordonez923]

you can get money back but you can't get time back!!! Spot On!

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

My personal motto! Thanks for watching!

[@larobey7961]

I have agreed to my first 13 weeks travel assignment. Its 63 miles from home and decent contract for my first contract. Im very nervous. I've been a now for 9 years and needed a change.

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

Congrats on your first travel assignment! I LOVE travel nursing and I think you will find that it is a pleasant change. Thanks for watching!

[@3sonsfoods2017]

What do u think is the future of travel nursing?

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

I think this "sector" of nursing will get bigger as more and more nurses are realizing the advantagesthat come with it. BtW, thanks for watching!

[@kerryh2096]

Last question..lol: Do you get taxed twice? say you're a resident of Ohio but traveling in California, or NYC will you be taxed for where you're doing the work and later in your home state?

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

That's a great question. It depends on the state you are traveling to. I have only done local contracts so I don't know the correct answer to your question. Your tax guy or girl would def know that answer so I would default to them. So sorry I can't be of more help on this one.

[@yanasprings6114]

Do you feel like travel nurse jobs will slow gone due to COVID19 cases decreasing? I know travel nursing has always been around just wondering if you feel it’s going to continue to be plenty of jobs in the future. Great Video!

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

I know the rates will decrease for sure. I believe travel nursing will slow down a bit but more and more nurses are finding freedom in traveling. So it's hard to say how much it will slow down. I know I do not plan to be a staff nurse anytime soon. More than the money, I value the freedom of lifestyle that comes with travel nursing. BTW, thanks for watching!

[@kerryh2096]

@@SincerelyJasmineJ I was wondering the same, but I was wondering you know aside from COVID Hospitals/groups make most of the revenue from procedures. Do you feel that as covid becomes more managable that procedures/surgeries will increase? Im a Surg Tech and looking to start traveling.

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

@@kerryh2096 My friend is a OR nurse. Honestly she saw some major slow down in that arena due to covid. Before covid she had contract after contract. So I think it's safe to say that more elective surgeries will be an option as covid becomes more manageable. Surgical techs are priceless! Thanks for watching!

[@kiaharper7172]

I've been traveling for about 3 yrs. Of course rates and amount of contracts will decrease but they will always be higher than they were before. In both categories. Remember lots of nurses retired and quit.

[@amberhenderson772]

on point.

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

Thanks for watching!

[@myrao819]

Where are you from? I am about to sign my first contract. definitely nervous but ready!

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

Congrats on your first assignment!! I am from Cincinnati Ohio. What city are you traveling to?

[@Tiyanaa]

@@SincerelyJasmineJ I too am from Ohio and I just took my first assignment in Redwood, CA. I was hoping to stay in OH for my first assignments but jobs are rare for my specialty. Do you have any tips for housing by chance?

[@mariacullati2371]

Travel Nursing is worth it for the confident best. Cover your A first.

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

This is true as well!

[@jasminelopes7065]

Hi 👋 do you know if they offer jobs for administrative assistants?

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

Hi Jasmine, I'm not sure about administrative assistants. I did a quick Google search and nothing came up right away. Wish I could be of more help! Anywho, thanks for watching.

[@mariacullati2371]

You can try, but administration is usually c onsidered corporate slave.

[@Abmarp]

Oh good. I’m an OR nurse. I’ll probably just go to the meanest doc 💀

[@SincerelyJasmineJ]

Hopefully that's not the case!