Travel nursing with a family is completely doable, as long as you plan out all the logistical details ahead of time. 

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  If you&rsquo;re a nurse who has a family, you may be under the impression that
  bringing children on travel nursing assignments would be unrealistic or
  stressful. But the reality is that travel nursing with a family is completely
  doable, as long as you plan out all the logistical details ahead of time.
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  Here are some tips to ensure that travel nursing assignments with your family
  go smoothly
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<h2>Choose a Location Where You&rsquo;ll Feel Safe</h2>

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  Location is an important factor for several reasons, with the main reason
  being safety. You&rsquo;ll want to pick a location where you can feel safe
  with young children both in your neighborhood and downtown areas. Remember,
  you will not have as much familiarity in a new city as you do at home, so be
  careful to select an area where you will feel comfortable.&nbsp;
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<h2>Pick Child-Friendly Housing</h2>

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  With one or more children, it&rsquo;s likely you&rsquo;ll want to make sure
  the apartment or the house you rent has at least two bedrooms. Also, if
  you&rsquo;re considering an apartment, make sure it&rsquo;s child friendly.
  Child-friendly amenities to consider include a playground, walking trails and
  a pool. You&rsquo;ll want to make sure you feel safe in your temporary home
  and that the appropriate security systems are in place, such as an alarm
  system.&nbsp;
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<h2>Make Child Care Arrangements Ahead of Time&nbsp;</h2>

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  If you have young children that will require child care, make those
  arrangements before moving to your new location. Because you will likely not
  have extended family where you&rsquo;ll be living, it&rsquo;s a good idea to
  find appropriate child care accommodations ahead of time. Options include
  finding a babysitter through online referrals, or scoping out a reputable day
  care in the area. Either way, make sure your child care needs are taken care
  of before you arrive at your new destination.&nbsp;
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<h2>Schooling&nbsp;</h2>

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  If you have school-aged children, your best options for travel nursing are
  taking assignments during the summer or home schooling your kids. Many travel
  nurses find summer travel excursions to be a fun experience for their
  families, giving their kids an opportunity to explore a new part of the
  country. Plus, you won&rsquo;t have to worry about enrolling your children in
  a new school every few months!
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  Travel nursing assignments provide families with life-changing opportunities
  to temporarily live in a new city and enjoy new experiences together.
  You&rsquo;ll find there&rsquo;s nothing more satisfying than having a pseudo
  &ldquo;vacation&rdquo; with your family while still earning money!&nbsp;
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<h2>Ready for your next family adventure?</h2>

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  Get in touch with the professional travel acquisition specialists at Cross
  Country Nurses and learn about available travel nursing opportunities today.
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Is Travel Nursing Conducive For People With Families? You Bet!