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THE BASICS
New grad RNs or nurses looking to switch specialties are not qualified or well-suited for contracts due to the nature of limited orientation and training. In the meantime, the Medically New Grad Resource Center and other various tools and resources, such as the Salary Explorer, Credential Locker, or CEU tracker are free to all nurses!
For a comprehensive understanding, check out our travel nursing guide. It's packed with insights to kickstart your travel career!
MEDICALLY BENEFITS
PAY & COMPENSATION
However, some contracts might include a facility "call-off" or "cancellation" policy, which takes precedence over Trusted's guaranteed hours. This policy permits the facility to cancel a specified number of your shifts during the assignment without the need to compensate you. It's not unusual to encounter a policy allowing 3 or 6 shift cancellations (often structured as once every two to three weeks) in a 13-week assignment.
- Yes, contract opportunities operate on an at-will basis, meaning either party can end the contract anytime. Unfortunately, contract cancellations, though uncommon, are an inherent risk in travel healthcare. We always advocate for a two-week notice from the facility to offer some financial cushion. If the contract ends abruptly, our top priority is to swiftly assess the situation and secure another assignment for you as soon as possible, depending on the reason for cancellation. For additional information, check out How to Break a Travel Nurse Contract or Deal with a Cancellation.
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