Travel Nursing Jobs in Idaho

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State Resources : Idaho

Travel Nursing Jobs in Idaho

Link to Idaho Board of Nursing

280 N. 8th Street, Suite 210
Boise, Idaho 83720

Phone: (208) 334-3110
Fax: (208) 334-3262

Fees:
Initial licensing fee, RN: $75.00
License renewal (biennial), RN: $45.00

Continuing Education Requirements:
None

Notes:

Beautiful outdoors combine with the friendly people of Idaho to make it one of the best travel nursing destinations in America. Travel nursing jobs are available in both the small towns and Boise, the largest city.

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Questions on travel nursing

Q:	I want to stay longer then 13 weeks, can I?
A:	Most of the time the answer to this is yes. Assuming your performance is up to snuff most assignments not only allow you to renew, many of them actually pay you renewal bonuses! Ask your recruiter up front about whether it appears that this assignment will be renewable and whether there would be a bonus involved.
Conrad is the founder of Nursetown.com and TravelnursingUSA.com.

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