A hospital is looking to fill a vacant staff nurse position in the in-patient unit
After interviewing many qualified applicants, they decide to offer the job to a nurse who is best utilized during regional and seasonal shortages as the census rises and falls during the seasons. What type of nurse might the nurse manager hire?
A) A nurse who works in a rehabilitation center
B) A nurse who works in the operating room
C) A travel nurse with 10 years' experience
D) A long-term care nurse with no experience
C
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