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If you don't mind being unable to put down roots for a while, you could become a traveling nurse, putting in a few months at a time as needed. I know a guy who did that, and it pays more than a regular nursing position, plus they paid for his housing. He would usually get a few weeks off between assignments, too.
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Sheep-Goats posted:Sometimes (Oftentimes?) traveling nurses are on 1099s and don't get any benefits, so the higher salary can be a bit bunk. My acquaintance never mentioned this, but it makes sense that this would be the case if they're doing temp jobs.
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