Travel Nursing Jobs in Nevada and Las Vegas

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State Resources : Nevada

Travel Nursing Jobs in Nevada

Link to Nevada Board of Nursing

4330 S. Valley View Blvd, Suite 106
Las Vegas, Nevada 89103

Phone: (702) 486-5800
Fax: (702)) 486-5803

Fees:
Initial licensing fee, RN: $100.00
License renewal (biennial), RN: $100.00

Continuing Education Requirements:
Unknown. Check the link for current information

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Travel nursing jobs in Nevada and Las Vegas are plentiful.

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Questions on travel nursing

Q:	Do you have to have a BSN to be a travel nurse?
A:	Let’s get some terms straight just so we are all on the same page. “BSN” is a bachelors degree in nursing. Again, just to be clear to the audience, you do NOT have to have a BSN to become an RN. Many nursing programs award the RN designation without having to complete an entire BSN program. The short answer is no. You do not have....... Read on or comment
Conrad is the founder of Nursetown.com and TravelnursingUSA.com.

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