traveling nursing or MSN program ? help !

[lnrbrtsn]

Hello, everybody!
I am a new graduate RN and really struggling with the choices. :confused:
I'm immigrant, 40 y.o. and have nothing im my 401K or SS accounts) it's scary)
What would be the best choice: traveling or master program?
I don't know this market and not sure about how much money I can make in traveling or by being an MSN.
I know it's hard to advice, but I would be really really appreciate any of your advices.
Do we :confused:have a traveling for nurse practitioners?
thanks

[NoleNurse]

You can travel as a practitioner. To travel as an RN, you have to have at least 1.5-2 yrs experience, depending on the hospital and/or your specialty. If you can work and get your Master's, that would probably be your best bet since you can't travel until you have more experience anyway

[lnrbrtsn]

Thank you!
that's what most people recommended....
I 've been told, though, it might not be easy to find an assigmnet for a nurse practitioner...

[AmandaWIRN]

There aren't as many assignments for nurse practitioners, but they're out there.

[nursetravelerkrista]

I am traveling and working on my MS. I am doing it in nursing education through Walden University online. Its a great program and school, so if you are interested in a Masters for teaching, management, or informatics, check out the school.