Travel Nurse With Cynthia Olatunji

May you walk gently through the world, and know its beauty all the days of your life.

It's a co-ed space. Co-ed space means that you're sharing your mix of equipment and everything else. This is the first time I've ever had a co-ed space.

So this is my contact at Dorsing Creek District Hospital in this scene of Dorsing Creek. This is my accommodation. I'll show you the rest of the house. This is the hotel of the accommodation. This is the room. You can see the small closet. It comes with two washrooms. I think there are two rooms.

Here is where they put the actual sheets. That's really down here. I don't think they're doing it. So I'll just show you this right now. And this is the down-hand area. And the kitchen. It's a cozy little place. They have two living areas actually. This is another living area. And this is the front of the house.

No arguing

Okay, I'm on my break now. Let's talk breaks. I hear people ask, do travel nurses get breaks on their contract? Is it the same with the staff nurse? Yes, you basically fill the schedule that is already in the facility. Each facility has a break schedule. The same for both travel nurses and staff.

So you basically just follow their schedule. So yes, travel nurses do get briefs and yes, you follow the staff nursing schedule. Yeah.

The best cure for all difficulties is patience.

Okay, a lot of people ask me how much do you make, how much you make. So for this Dawson Creek contract in BC, as an emergency nurse travel RN, registered nurse, I'm making $70 per hour and I'm traveling with an agency called 911 HR Nurses.

I just arrived today and I will be telling you how much I made because I pay every two weeks and in two weeks I will share my paycheck with you and we will see how much was made and how it works.

Okay, one thing I wish I was told before I became a travel nurse. I wish they had told me that you would not get enough orientation, you will meet with strange people that don't appreciate you, that don't like you for no reason at all just because you are a travel nurse and

Also, one thing I wish they had told me was that everyone is going to keep asking, how much do you make? How much do you make? How much do you make? How much do you make? And the reason why they're asking is so that they can do the maths and know how many hours you've worked and how much you've made and compare it to their paycheck and know how they will treat you. Whether they should give you more work or less work or give you the harder assignments or something. So I wish they had told me that.

But either ways, I found out and I'm still in the game.
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Why do I like travel? I like travel nursing because I get to move around a lot. I get bored easy. I do get bored easy. So that makes me learn a lot and I take a lot of certifications. I like to see new things. So traveling affords me to see different areas, different perspectives, different

cases and of course a change of environment you know i travel i see the the world you know it broadens my mindset my horizon my perspective versus just staying at the place and you have limited mindset but i meet with people you discuss with people you know

you move out of your comfort zone it changes a lot about you changes a lot about the way you think you change a lot of about the way you view people and you know that's one thing i like travel nursing it's really broadened my horizon my perspective to life and has actually helped me grow it matured me a lot and i do like travel nursing for that yeah

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