Highway Hypodermics Travel Nursing 2015

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Whether you are a newbie traveler or an expert traveler, this book has what you are looking for!
Since 2003, Epstein and the Highway Hypodermics series has brought the most conversant information to traveling nurses, staffing recruiters, and travel nursing company executives. The Amazon #1 rated book on travel nursing, not only includes Epstein’s years of award winning writing, but adds the expertise of travel taxes by adding co-author, Joseph C. Smith.

This includes such topics as: Traits of a Quality Travel Nurse, How Travel Nurses Need To Behave, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Location, Corporation, and Documentation, The Nitty Gritty About Taxes, Politics in Travel Nursing, Traveling as an LPN, Allied Health Traveling, Traveling When You’re From a Foreign Country, Independent Contracting, Traveling with Pets, Traveling in an RV, Homeschooling While on the Road, Travel Company Fundamentals, Questions Abouts Contracts, Nurse Stories, Recruiter Profiles, and Travel Company Profiles.

The writing world calls her “Epstein,” but reality calls her "Kay." She has been a nurse since 1992 and was first published in 2001. "Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2015" is the fifth book in her travel nursing series.

Not only was she chosen as one of the traveling nurses of the year in 2005, but her travel nursing books have received top awards. The 2005 version was a finalist in the USABooksNews' annual awards, the 2007 version reached Number One on Amazon's best seller list in Nursing Trends, Issues, and Roles. The 2009 version was a winner in the USABookNews’ annual awards in 2010. The 2012 version debuted on the Amazon’s Issues, Trends, and Roles best seller list and quickly catapulted to the number one position. At the time of the 2015 version going to the publisher, the previous 3 year old book remains on the top 100 list for the kindle version.

In “Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2015,” most of the chapters have received a complete rewrite or major editing, making this the most up-to-date book for the travel healthcare professional. This also includes a complete chapter authored by Joseph C. Smith, the voice of authority for travel taxes.

Epstein recently completed her Certificate of Grad-level Management and now travels as a nursing house supervisor. Joe currently runs his Travel Tax, LLC, business out of his home office in Nebraska. Both of these authors can be found every fall at the Travelers Conference usually held in Las Vegas, NV.