mowermech wrote:
Kiwi_too wrote:
mowermech wrote:
I have been encouraging DW to return to Travel Nursing like we were doing 10+years ago.
If the states are going to crack down on out-of-state registrations, I guess we can forget that idea.
NO WAY am I going to change registration every 13 weeks!
If you have a business you operate out of the MH, the MH stays at a CG, you are a fulltimer, I doubt this will have much affect on you. While I do not think it JUST a scare tactic, they are looking for local, with external reg and expired licensing.
DW was employed by a travel nurse agency. We were not an independent business, nor were we independent contractors.
We were smart enough that I took her to work and picked her up,so the truck with Montana license plates was never overnight in the hospital employee's parking lot (yes, they DO check those lots for out-of-state plates!)
I wonder, can the hospitals afford to lose the Travelers? If not, it behooves them to see to it that their state legislators don't make it difficult to BE a Traveler!
It isn't just nurses, there are travelers in nearly ALL medical disciplines!
Again, my interpretation is that they are looking for locals that have out of state registrations, therefore bypassing local taxes, or out of state plates that are expired. I do not see it worth their while to harass every out of state plate owner. I believe that to do otherwise sets them up for a lawsuit.
