What I do: Home on wheels! 🌎
I’ve been a nurse for almost 7 years and I’ve been traveling for the last 3 years of my career. Traveling is my hobby so it was appropriate to make it part of my career as well! I travel for work as nurse 6-9 months out of the year and take off 3-6 months every year! During my time off we usually visit our home in Florida and see family & then catch a flight out of the country to explore.
The reason I’m able to take off so much time is because even when I’m not clocked into the hospital as a nurse I am making income. I make passive income every day with freelance digital marketing. It was the best decision that brought so much improvement, happiness and freedom to our life.
It’s actually turned into our main source of income now that it generates anywhere from $500-$2000+ a day for us. I started this as a total beginner and took the right training. You can get out my other post for that or comment PASSIVE & I can message you if you want to chat!
Anyways, traveling in an RV all around the USA has been fun! We’ve seen a lot of country and met amazing people along the way!
What is your favorite state??? I’d love to know!
Where have you eaten the best food?
What state was the most beautiful?
What state did you not care for?
drop any tea in the comments! I want to know!
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So many of you have asked about the nitty-gritty of my travel nursing RV life, and I'm so excited to share more! It’s truly a game-changer, but like any lifestyle, it comes with its own set of unique considerations. First off, people often wonder about the logistics. When I say 'home on wheels,' I mean it! Our RV is our haven. Finding assignments as a travel nurse while living in an RV means you need to be a bit more strategic. I usually look for contracts that are 13 weeks long, giving us enough time to settle in before moving on. What about parking? This is a big one! We often utilize RV parks with full hookups (water, electricity, sewer) near our hospital assignments. Sometimes, if we’re lucky, we find spots on private land or even boondock for a few days to save money and enjoy nature. Being flexible is key – sometimes you find the perfect spot, other times you have to get creative! The freedom to travel around the USA for work, as my OCR snippet mentions, is what truly makes this lifestyle incredible. Imagine finishing a shift and instead of heading home to the same four walls, you’re parked by a stunning lake or in a vibrant new city! That’s where the passive income comes in, making it all possible. My digital marketing venture wasn’t just a side hustle; it became the financial backbone that allowed us to truly embrace this nomadic life. It’s what empowers me to take those 3-6 months off annually, knowing our income stream doesn't stop just because I'm not clocking in at a hospital. If you're curious about diving into something similar, look for training that focuses on building sustainable online income – it’s a skill that offers unparalleled freedom. Living in an RV while working as a nurse teaches you so much about minimalism and resourcefulness. You quickly learn to optimize space and manage your essentials. We've developed routines for everything from laundry day (often at local laundromats or RV park facilities) to meal prepping in our compact kitchen. It’s not always glamorous, but the payoff of waking up to a new view or exploring a national park on your days off is priceless. We’ve met so many incredible people and seen parts of the country I never imagined. From the majestic mountains of Colorado to the sunny beaches of California, every state offers a unique experience. For anyone considering travel nursing with a 'home on wheels,' my biggest advice is to start small. Maybe rent an RV for a short assignment to see if it’s for you. Research different types of RVs – from smaller travel trailers to larger motorhomes – to find what fits your needs and budget. And definitely explore ways to create diversified income streams. This lifestyle isn't just about the job; it's about building a life of adventure, financial independence, and embracing the open road. It's a journey that allows you to truly live life on your own terms, exploring the USA one assignment at a time, all while making a significant impact as a nurse.

I’d love some info and to chat. I’m just resigned from teaching. It’s changed into a crazy career. I’m ready for new adventures.