Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2007

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 READ THE FIRST CHAPTER HERE! Reviews
"I LOVED your book. Read it over the weekend. I particularly thought that these sections were extremely valuable for travelers: Politics What it takes.. Tax Info Homeschooling …all the questions that even experienced travelers want answers to. YOU GO, GAL!! Great job!"
	Greg Allen, Cirrus Medical Staffing
Epstein... YES I read the ENTIRE book and I thought that you did a GREAT job on the ins and outs of being a traveler and I love how you went into a little detail about how travelers are often given the more difficult assignments and are treated differently in some locations because everyone thinks we make sooo much more money than they do! It was a great way to throw much needed light on a topic that often discourages new travelers. It was AWESOME...as always!
	Half-Pint, RN, Travel Nurse
"I am a huge fan! Highway Hypodermics is required reading in our office."
	Mary Cheek, Bestaff Arcadia
My first impression was I liked the more in depth reviews of travel companies, which is helpful to gaining a knowledge of what the different companies offer. I also believe there is no perfect travel company, but each nurse can benefit by doing their homework in Highway Hypodermics to determine which company best fits them. Like in all of life, it is very hard to have a company that is tops in pay, service and benefits. Each nurse needs to determine which is most important to them and find the company that best delivers that need. I do agree that a good recruiter needs to know their nurse's strengths, likes and desires. And a pro-active recruiter is always a benefit to all involved. Thanks for what you do for the industry. Your service is helpful to all of us involved in it.
	Jon Perry, Travel Nurse Across America
So you think you might want to become a travel nurse, but you don't know the first thing about how to do it? Epstein La Rue RN, BS, Travel Nurse will take you through all of the necessary steps in her latest book. Highway Hypodermics Travel Nursing 2007 explains it all in an easy to read fashion. This book takes you inside travel nursing from many different vantage points and gives you the pros and cons of travel nursing, including how to home school your child while you travel. It is a terrific resource for all travel nurses. Highway Hypodermics Travel Nursing 2007 is a terrific resource for anyone considering travel nursing. Ms. LaRue even takes you inside the travel agency to explain the roles of the admin. staff. Most of the top travel nursing agencies are critiqued quite honestly and fairly, and the perks and the pitfalls of travel nursing explained with finesse and a great sense of humor. A multitude of travel nurses share their stories and experiences as well. This book covers it all from A to Z. It is a MUST read for anyone thinking about becoming a travel nurse.
	Reviewed by Kathy Quan RN, BSN, PHN, author of THE EVERYTHING NEW NURSE BOOK and THE EVERYTHING GUIDE TO CAREERS IN HEALTH CARE, both published through Adams Media. She is also the author of many articles on About Nursing and is the guide for About Nursing, http://nursing.about.com/, which is a New York Times Company. Used by permission.

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