travel cna

Please email me the name of the Cna company that hires certified Nursing Assistant. Thank You Gwtarizona@aol.com

val in Westminster, Maryland said: Yes, Are you able to travel any where. if so I know of a place located in south carolina. I have never worked for them but I have requested an application. I will send you the info if you like.
Be prepared this company can send you anywhere in the world. let me know if you are truly interested.

Val

yes iam interested please email me.

HI I am very interested in traveling because right now iam not making the enough money right now.

i am interested in that company in south carolina that will send their cnas any where i can travel anywhere the company sends me i am a travel but i would love to extend my traveling if aany body has a new travel company that really does that please let me minnieandtrice@yahoo.com

Val in Hyattsville, Maryland said: Helllo Liz:

I will send you that information 10/30/08. You don't have to wait you can go on line and type in travel CNA you will get a listing of places and telephone numbers. all you have to do is pick the one that is best for you.

A company can be based in one state for the application process. All you need do is request an application or apply on line whatever they ask and then send it in. they will do all the normal stuff like background check references etc.

The company will tell you what and where the assignment is available and it is up to you to take or not. Be warned not all company's pay for room and board so make sure you get all of the information before you put yourself out there like that.

I will be in touch with you tomorrow ok.

chat with you soon.

Val

i would like to know how to get started

audreyciam in Flower Mound, Texas said: I am presently working an contract travel cna assignment in Roswell, New Mexico. If you contact me via email I will give you the name of my Companyand another Company I know of. I would like name of Company in South Carolina.
Thanks
Audrey
audreyciam@yahoo.com

Please send me the names of the company

skittles in Chicago, Illinois said: If u still want a travel cna job I know a few places let me know if u still need a position or know anyone who does.

hello my name is angelica, and i've been looking for a good paying travel CNA position for a while,i appreciate if u could send me the info about traveling CNA positions. Thank you much.

Angelica;

That was written so long ago I don't know of any positions,especailly traveling positions. Right now I'm in school, I had an agency call me awhile back for a 5 month position, I will try and get their contact info and see if they still have positions. If they do I will let you know.

hello, please send me info on traveling position
GOD BLESS!
Thank You
D. Smith

mybrenda in Saint Louis, Missouri said: Please send me the names of the company

please send me the name of the compny you are working fro.
GOD BLESS
Thank You
D.Smith
godbless1988@yahoo.com

I have a company for all CNA's regardless of where you live, that needs CNA's an will pay you up to a 2000.00 sign on bonus.

Plus even if you're not a CNA, they will trains you, give you a bonus, an relocate you.

One catch is you have to be willing to relocate for 2 yrs.

Plus not to mention subsequently after 2 yrs of employment with this company, they give you a another 2000.00 for tuition towards obtaining your LPN.

A dream come true. E Mail me tell me about yourself an why I should refer you for the job.

A golden opportunity of a lifetime.

Douglas CNA

Resplendent68@Yahoo.com

PS. If your not willing to relocate FOR AT LEAST 2 YRS! then DO NOT REPLY!...

Position available immediately!...

PS. If I select you, You MUST USE MY NAME AS A REFERAL NO EXCEPTIONS.

I'm friends with the Hiring Mgr.

amberleann2002 in Benton, Arkansas said: I am interested in that infomation as well please email me at amberleann2002@yahoo.com

PLS SEND ME ALL THE INFO LENA BRUNSON AVISHOMECARE@YAHOO.COM

Douglas CNA/Pharmacy Technician in Donovan, Illinois said: I have a company for all CNA's regardless of where you live, that needs CNA's an will pay you up to a 2000.00 sign on bonus.

Plus even if you're not a CNA, they will trains you, give you a bonus, an relocate you.

One catch is you have to be willing to relocate for 2 yrs.

Plus not to mention subsequently after 2 yrs of employment with this company, they give you a another 2000.00 for tuition towards obtaining your LPN.

A dream come true. E Mail me tell me about yourself an why I should refer you for the job.

A golden opportunity of a lifetime.

Douglas CNA

Resplendent68@Yahoo.com

PS. If your not willing to relocate FOR AT LEAST 2 YRS! then DO NOT REPLY!...

Position available immediately!...

PS. If I select you, You MUST USE MY NAME AS A REFERAL NO EXCEPTIONS.

I'm friends with the Hiring Mgr.

I am very interested in knowing if you have any contracts for MT or ND? Preferrably MT. I hold a CNA in KS, HI, MT, NM, SD, & ND. I am also a certified medication aide, certified rehabilitation aide, physical therapy aide. I hold diplomas as a Billing & Coding Specialist and in Small Business Management. Please email me!

The following agencies are looking for CNA's for traveling positon's: RTG, Qshift, ABstaffing, & Rapid Temps. Just type in the name and you will find the agency...really simple. I can't post numbers! Also, I would appreciate it that you relayed the information that "Kimber" referred you. I have worked with all of these agencies, or I would not recommend them! Good luck to all....and if anyone hears of openings please email me at: cjseezeu@yahoo.com. Thanks, and best wishes for all seeking as I am!

You sound very qualified, email me asap! Resplendent68@Yahoo.com

Douglas CNA/Pharmacy Technician in Donovan, Illinois said: I have a company for all CNA's regardless of where you live, that needs CNA's an will pay you up to a 2000.00 sign on bonus.

Plus even if you're not a CNA, they will trains you, give you a bonus, an relocate you.

One catch is you have to be willing to relocate for 2 yrs.

Plus not to mention subsequently after 2 yrs of employment with this company, they give you a another 2000.00 for tuition towards obtaining your LPN.

A dream come true. E Mail me tell me about yourself an why I should refer you for the job.

A golden opportunity of a lifetime.

Douglas CNA

Resplendent68@Yahoo.com

PS. If your not willing to relocate FOR AT LEAST 2 YRS! then DO NOT REPLY!...

Position available immediately!...

PS. If I select you, You MUST USE MY NAME AS A REFERAL NO EXCEPTIONS.

I'm friends with the Hiring Mgr.

Dear,

Hello my name is Dawn Smith I have been a CNA for 11 years I feel that I would be a good canidate for the position because I not only have years of experience but i also possess the care and concern for others, i love providing excellent care for the elderly I come highly recommended from a past employer. Please consider and select me for the position, I am willing to relocate
and can start ASPA.

Dawn Smith
godbless1988@yahoo.com

mybrenda in Saint Louis, Missouri said: Please send me the names of the company

Please email me the info to if you can.
GOD BLESS and Thank you.
godbless1988@yahoo.com

Marky in Chicago, Illinois said: Adam;

I am trying your link and it doesn't exist. what is the actual name of the ocmpany, please?
thanks

RTG Medical....ask for Matt Foreman.

Thans. I will do that.

No prob! The last name is actually spelled Forman...Matt Forman. Please tell him that Kimber referred you...Thank you and good luck he is a great recruiter and really works at finding you a position!Great for CNAs!

Good Evening,
This is all new to me to look into. But I am very interested in looking into traveling CNA work, maybe to start out on weekends? Or is that asking to much? I received my license in March, but have worked in a family practice office for 14 yrs, as a unit secretary. Are there jobs just for weekends, that may possibly work into more? Just asking for any thoughts and advice.
Thank you,
Dona

You could check into per diem work through an agency within your state. That would be your traveling! A traveling contract is on the average 13 weeks, however, they can be as short as 4 weeks.

Kimber, Thanks for your help. I did s/w Matt. I have the issue of being a first time CNA w/ no experience. I am afraid I won't find anything.

I'm sorry! Hey, but it was a try! To travel as a CNA they usually want one to two years of experience as a CNA. Although, I have seen it happen where they only request a minimum of six months. It all depends on the facility and agency. I hope that helps! If I were you, I would look into doing per diem work either part time or full. This would tell whomever looks at your resume that you are flexible to change, (facility, environment, professionalism). In other words...if you do per diem...you gain the experience needed for the traveling field!

It's ok. My thoughts are how can I get experience if no one will give it to me? I am willing to travel to do what I have to do. That should say something, shouldn't it? It is much appreciated in your help though. I will keep looking. Pounding the pavement or shuld I say the air? LoL

Go work for either a long facility or a Hospital because even taking care of a patient 1 to1 is not enough to prepare you for what you need to know for working with different types of patients,especially critical patients) A friend of mine wasa CNA Agencies for some time doing private duty, she signed with ann agency but didn't have the experience of working with other patients. it was hard for her to keep up and they put her on a DNR list(Do Not Return) You want you to know how to be a good CNA. And especially if you are talking about being a travel CNA. If you go to a city and don't know the normal routine for taking care of 6-8 patients you will not be asked back at some places. Even LPN's and RN's get their experience first because many don't want to work staff and they want more money. You may not want to start there but you will need to know the basics. I was a CNA for 6 years and then a PCT. I worked agency but it wasn't until 2 years later of being a CNA. Trust me I'ved worked agency, some of these people doing this type of work have had years of experience,you will have to have your vitals down,know how to chart on a patient,repositioning a patient, and know what to look for if a change has taken place in a patient. You need the experience first.

Thanks MArky. Great advise and insight!

Don't be discouraged! You have to start somewhere, so find something local and start employment as a CNA. Therefore, you are not wasting time and losing money!

Thanks so mush for the support. I am trying to find something here. Our unemployment rate is 13.5%. we are dead here.

Your best bet is working in a nursing home...LTC. They tend to hire new CNAs rather than hospitals....unless you are currently a student working towards a career in the medical field.

KimberBeach in Rosssville, Kansas said: Your best bet is working in a nursing home...LTC. They tend to hire new CNAs rather than hospitals....unless you are currently a student working towards a career in the medical field.

I think it depends on what state because my hospital hires CNA even if they just finished school, but you'll never know. I t all depends on how bad they need the help, after 6months I almost got hired at a hospital but I needed more practice doing vital signs, the place where I started at also had a CNA class and we were only checking patients' temperatures and that was in 96.

Hedaann in Lehigh Acres, Florida said: Thanks so mush for the support. I am trying to find something here. Our unemployment rate is 13.5%. we are dead here.

have you been online? I'm sure they have Home Health positions,how you been on Monster or Career Builder? even Yahoo.com has hotjobs, go online and do your research, also at this forum INDEED type in CNAJOBS,LEHIGH ACRES FLORIDA. Florida and Arizona have a large retirement rate so that means there are lots of nursing homes there, or a town close to you, you will find something. Florida is big you may have to go a little further(maybe relocate later once you get a job) I believe if you go on Monster you'll find something. They have places like Maxim Staffing which will definitely hire you but they want at least6 months experience that is with LPN's and RN's too. If there are nursing homes and you have a car,get your resume together, even if the job is in the next town take a chance. Some home health agencies need help for people in their homes, lots of people don't want to go to nursing homes, step out on faith!

Also once you start working see if they have medication Aide programs in your state, they havethem every where except Illinois, that would be a good way later to see if you want to go into the nursing field later.

Hedaann in Lehigh Acres, Florida said: Kimber, Thanks for your help. I did s/w Matt. I have the issue of being a first time CNA w/ no experience. I am afraid I won't find anything.

Hello hedanne;

I just got off the internet and you would be amazed at allthe CNA jobs I saw in Lehigh Acres Florida, they seem to need a lot of help there. I went to Google and I put in these words CNA jobs,Lehigh Acres Florida. There are plenty of jobs in Indeed for that area for CNA's. Also there seemed to be about 12 pages of jobs there, so I suggest you get busy young lady,it's plenty of work to be done in those nursing homes, Be encouraged and be blessed!

New Hampshire and Penn. are needing Home Health desperately.

Yes could you please email me the link. I have been looking for something like this for a long time.I can go anywhere and work. Thank you

audreyciam in Flower Mound, Texas said: These are the states that allow you to work up to 4 months , which is 120 days , before you have to apply with their state.
1. Colorado
2. Florida
3. Georgia
4. Kansas
5. Montana
6. New Mexico
7. Ohio
8. Wyoming
I am in New Mexico on assignment right now. So, with not knowing anyone here...spend alot of free time on internet getting information from Registrie per state. Have information on signing with registries for many states , with the inclusion of 10. Many are free to apply to some are $10, the most expensive is Alaska $339. It would take to long to list all that I have. Will try to scan page I have info. on and send via email for anyone needing this information.I also have all states that are compact for LVN, planning on testing out in California before this year is out.Wish me luck!!!!
Good Luck and glad to help anyone in medical field,
Audrey

Hello Audrey
Im a CNA and I have been thinking about trying to do the travel thing. Would you send me some info. like what I need what are some good comp.and how to get started. I need a place that will pay housing and would let me take my dogs. I need good pay as well. I have been a cna for 12 years and worked home health hospice hospital and long term. You seem to know what you are talking about and would be greatful if you could help me on this adventure.
Thanks Dawn

Hello Audrey
Im a CNA and I have been thinking about trying to do the travel thing. Would you send me some info. like what I need what are some good comp.and how to get started. I need a place that will pay housing and would let me take my dogs. I need good pay as well. I have been a cna for 12 years and worked home health hospice hospital and long term. You seem to know what you are talking about and would be greatful if you could help me on this adventure.
Thanks Dawn

Audry,

Not all of those states you can work in through agency for 120 days. There are stipulations, if you read all the fine print. Wyoming is one state. In this business, you have to be very careful when reading all state docs....there will always be something several sentences, or paragraphs later, that can change prior statements within the doc itself.

- Kimber

By the way...it is termed as " The Four Month Rule".

Kimber, this is true...but most states will let yyou know what else you may need when you apply. I have had several states contact me. Very impressed by how helpful alot of them were.

Believe it not, they do not! Not unless you actually inquire if it will work when you are with agency! Not trying to argue, but be helpful....I hold 7 states in this arena! You really have to research, and ask....because it is not handed to you. Resiprocities are different, although, it will not go through if the CNA course you took does not have applicable hours within the program.

Audrey,

Seriously, have you had The State Board's of Nursing call you directly for licensing without you applying or inquiring first? The catch is "without you applying or inquiring first". Although, the board's will return a phone call if requested. I have been contacted for positions throughout the United States; when I apply for that particular licensure, and am actually able to speak to a "body" - then, yes, most are very helpful in helping you with establishing such. However, if you do not ask certain questions when working through agency, you might be provided the wrong information!

Kim......Read my comment AGAIN. It states I applied and they answered with phone calls or email if anything else was needed.

I'm not into discouraging people into not pursuing their dreams or attempting to meet their goals. I am registered in 16 States. Yes there are a few that want extra things and some that want you in their state to qualify. Never just take the word of another. Investigate and look into the answer you need on your own. Keep going until you get what you're looking for. You may run into some closed doors. But...as they say..."when one door closes...another one opens".Most of the States I was wanting Registry for...I got.

"However, if you do not ask certain questions when working through agency, you might be provided the wrong information!"
That was the point I am trying to stress, nothing else. We have to stick together to be able to provide all of us as acurate and helpful information as possible. As an agency worker, the rules and regulations are and can be different when obtaining certification as a nurse aide. The Four Month Rule is one, and it is different in each state that it applies. Some states will let you become employed directly through the facility for 120 days of employment as you said, but not employment through an agency via the facility. As an agency worker, it is not helpful....with the exception you wish to relocate.
My appologies if I offended you...

No discouragement from this end! As I stated earlier...I have 7 state registry's that hold the four month rule...that is the arena I was speaking of! I actually have dealt with this rule several times and am just trying to give useful information to those that are seeking it. There is encouragement to those who are seeking for those particular states...I did it...you can too!

Does anyone know where to find out how much travel nurses make per hour? I've founds sites like alliedglobalnursing.com/nursing/blog/travel-nursing.html that have some good information, but wanted to find the average hourly rate for CNA's in California

Travel CNA Nursing in Modesto, California said: Does anyone know where to find out how much travel nurses make per hour? I've founds sites like alliedglobalnursing.com/nursing/blog/travel-nursing.html that have some good information, but wanted to find the average hourly rate for CNA's in California

Oops, I just found the link for salaries at the top of this site! Thanks!