Woot! I’m done school! You are now reading the post of a girl who now has a Bachelor degree in Nursing! Officially it will be December 18th, but hey, no more classes, and no more working for free. Too bad i’m graduating out of a province in which a strict cut-backs have created a nursing environment in which a hiring freeze has come into effect, and now there are no casual hours, despite the need for nurses. So yeah, not quitting the coffee shop job yet. I pick up at the hospital whenever i can, i picked up last night after working the morning at the coffee shop. Hopefully after the new year, things will let up, new year new budget.
However, in light of these events, i’ve been looking into doing some travel nursing. I’ve been looking at going somewhere here within Canada, perhaps going down to the states (maybe with my sister who is going to Atlanta), or going to Scotland, England, New Zealand, or Australia. I wish i knew some people who had done some travel nursing, who can tell me what i need to do, what should i expect, and what it’s actually like to work and how it’s different then Canada. I know to go to the states i have to write an American exam. Is it really that much different then the Canadian exam? What do i need to know? It’s all so very confusing. Why is it so difficult to move and work internationally?

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