Video Transcript Sean: If I was asked by a first time nurse about travel nursing, I would completely recommend it to them. I would tell them to take advantage of the opportunity right now. Do it while you're young. Do it before you have commitments and you cannot take the opportunity to do it. I talk to nurses every day that I work with and they are jealous at times because they didn't think about doing this. It makes life very easy. The job is simple. Jessie: I would tell a first time nurse that was wanting to become a traveler to just go for it. You're going to have some reservations. It might be a little bit scary, but at the end of the day, it's always ... It's going to be worth it. What do you have to lose? You go for a short assignment that can always turn, maybe turn into something longer, and if you need any help throughout the whole process, American Traveler has been a great companion to have on my side. I've made a lot of great friends in different cities and places I never would have went to if it wouldn't have been for this company. Sean: Being a travel nurse is awesome because I do come across many different travelers and it's travelers from all ages. I'm 24. The oldest nurse I've worked with is almost, was close to 60 years old, and I'm currently working with her right now. It's for everybody. It's not just for the young or for the old. You can even travel with a family.

• published: 30 Sep 2014
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