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Frequently Asked Questions

	How do I get more information on applying for a traveling nursing job?
	What IS travel nursing, anyway?
	How long are the travel nursing assignments?
	If I like my travel nursing job can I extend?
	I am an LVN. Can I travel?
	Can a friend and I get assigned together as travel nurses?
	Let’s talk housing and relocation
	As a travel nurse can I bring my pet?
	How much do you make as a travel nurse?
	Do travel nurse get comparable benefits?
	Who actually pays travel nurses?
	Do travel nurses get bonuses?
	Do I need a license in every state I work in?
	How will travel nursing look on my resume?
	What experience should I have to be a travel nurse?
	How do I find a travel nursing agency and what should I ask them?
	How can I contact TravelnursingUSA?

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State Resources : Rhode Island

Travel Nursing Jobs in Rhode Island

Link to Rhode Island Board of Nursing

105 Cannon Building
Providence, Rhode Island 02908

Phone: (401) 222-5700
Fax: (401) 222-3352

Fees:
Initial licensing fee, RN: $93.75
License renewal (biennial), RN: $50.00

Continuing Education Requirements:
None

Notes:

Travel nursing jobs in Rhode Island are generally available.

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ASK CONRAD
Questions on travel nursing

Is it possible to hire through a travel agency working local area hospitals?

Yes!

You can work at a hospital in your home town as a travel nurse. Not only that, you will also get all of the benefits a regular traveler gets, such as a housing allowance.

Not too shabby, eh? This is one way to try out the concept and the agency. On the other hand, you miss the best part of travel nursing.

Travel!
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Conrad is the founder of Nursetown.com and TravelnursingUSA.com.

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