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Kevin Levu at home.Chuck Greenwood | CNBC Make It

The occupation “provides a lot of freedom in my life”

The occupation “provides a lot of freedom in my life,” says Kevin Levu, 24, a travel nurse at Pelican Bay, For me, it’s the benefit of choosing how long I work somewhere, negotiating my pay and feeling like I’m being paid what I’m worth,”
Mike Winters
@Mike_Winters
5 min read
Kirsten Newcomb is from Virginia and has worked three travel nurse contracts in Maui.

The opportunity to work in new places: ‘I was motivated by adventure’

I was motivated mainly by adventure,” she told Grow,  “I just knew if I was going to start travel nursing I wanted to go somewhere epic,” like Hawaii.
Phoenix Baker
@phoenixbaker
5 min read
Aspen Tucker at home.Nathanael Berry for CNBC Make It

Shorter contracts provide more flexibility

Travel nurse contracts usually only last a few months, making it logistically easy to take time off work between gigs. Contracts can often be extended, too, especially in places where travel nurses are in high demand.
Olivia Rhye
@OliviaRhye
5 min read