Step 21 – Wrapping Up Your Travel Nurse Contract: The Final Week
Travel Nurse Guide
Author: Jordan Tallman
Posted 2 years ago
Travel Nurse Guide
Author: Jordan Tallman
Posted 2 years ago
Alright, it’s crunch time! You’re cruising into the final week of your travel nurse contract, and whether you’re celebrating your freedom or preparing for the next adventure, it’s crucial to tie up all the loose ends. Here’s your guide to wrapping up and ensuring a smooth transition to your next gig.
Congrats, You Made It!
The last week of a contract is a mixed bag of emotions. You might be feeling a huge sigh of relief, a bit of nostalgia for the friends you’ve made, or a buzz of excitement for your next destination. No matter what’s stirring in your heart, it’s time to focus on the practical stuff.
Here’s your checklist for making sure nothing slips through the cracks:
For Your Current Housing:
- Move-Out Inspection: Schedule a walk-through to avoid any surprises.
- Return Leased Items: Hand back any equipment like cable boxes, routers, or keys.
- Mail Forwarding: Arrange to hold or forward your mail if needed.
- Pack & Clean: Start packing up, clean the space, and donate anything you don’t need.
- Utilities: Cancel any utilities in your name to avoid unnecessary charges.
At the Hospital/Facility:
- Return Gear: Hand back your badge and any hospital equipment.
- Final Paperwork: Get your last time sheet signed and emailed.
- Evaluation: Obtain a written evaluation if you haven’t already and send a copy to your company.
- Contact Info: Collect contact details from anyone you want to stay in touch with.
For Your Next Adventure:
- Contract Copy: Print out your signed contract for your next assignment.
- Housing Confirmation: Double-check your move-in date and housing arrangements.
- Last-Minute Paperwork: Confirm with your company if there’s any final paperwork or requirements.
- Drug Screen: Get your drug screen done if it’s required.
Pro Tip:
Before you leave, do a thorough sweep of your apartment. Check those sneaky spots where things like to hide: under the bed, in all cabinets, the dishwasher, under sinks, inside the oven, behind furniture, and even the washer and dryer.
So, as you wrap up this chapter, remember to breathe. You’ve got this! Finish strong and get ready to dive into your next adventure with a clean slate. Safe travels, and here’s to the next great gig!
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