Researcher Digs Deeper: What Language Do Bahamians Speak? ANN Lawlorâs exploration of the Bahamian vernacular in a new research paper points to the roots of popular expressions often dismissed as dialect or bad English.
Click here to start today. To become a travel nurse, one must first attend a nursing school and earn, at minimum, a degree as a registered nurse (RN). Becoming an RN is competitive and takes anywhere between two to four years depending on your program and place of study.
Training. Most facilities require applicants to have at least one year of on-the-job training (post-degree) to be considered for a position as a travel nurse. Licensing and/or Certification. The N-CLEX certification exam, also known as the nursing boards, must be passed in order to receive licensure.ecessary Skills and Qualities. A travel nurse needs to be flexible and able to work in a variety of locations and settings. Excellent communication skills are a must, as travel nurses need to understand both the medical and social needs of patients.