Can You Do Your Job While Full Time RVing?

Stuck in a rut at work? Burning the candle at both ends? For what… high blood pressure and an early check out with heart disease? Did you know that workers of all varieties live full time in their RVs because it is the most convenient, cost effective and downright fun way to travel and work? On top of that if they don’t like their boss or working environment they can load up the RV and head out for greener pastures. Sound too good to be true? Mike and Toni Hogan have been living and traveling full time in their Allegro motorhome since July of 2006. Toni is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) who (thanks to the mobility and comfort of her RV) works where she wants and when she wants. Since they are both busy professionals, they rent an extra car when she is working someplace for an extended period of time (she drives the sporty red one).Toni graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in nursing and went on to complete the requirements to become a CRNA which include working in ICU for 18 months and then completing a CRNA masters degree program which she did at Duke in North Carolina.

Toni is not alone, she knows of other CNRA’s who have been full time RVers like herself and she is currently working with another CNRA who is a full time RVer. There are several professional job placement agencies that specialize in the medical field and it is easy for Toni and others like her to find work all over the country. If you look around RV parks you will soon discover that many of your RV neighbors are work campers who are physicians, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, dentists, x-ray technicians, and everything in between. Don’t think this luxury is reserved only for those in the medical profession.

Every day thousands of full time RVers from every conceivable profession, white collar, blue collar, uniformed, skilled and unskilled labor, lock the door to their RV and drive to work. They return each day to an RV with every conceivable comfort afforded stationary houses (except the yard work, pool maintenance and big house payments). They also return to an RV community full of friendly people who know how to relax and enjoy the time they have on this planet. What other lifestyle will allow you to visit interesting places, make new friends and hone your professional skills at the same time?

So what are you waiting for? Jump on the internet and find your next job then load up the RV and hit the road. I’ll keep the light on for you! Jim