Very smart as a travel RN. You'll save a TON of money between the room and board stipend, as well as access to showers in the hospital. Nice setup.

I’ve been searching for a travel nurse with a converted van and am so happy I came across this video. As a nurse myself, I am looking forward to travel nursing in my own converted van. Yes!!!

Get that propane tank outside girl! Not only is it illegal, but it is really dangerous to have propane tanks inside. Especially DOT tanks. Many people will say "oh, it's fine!" but it really is NOT.

All the small van build videos that I've seen so far, they don't usually have toilet in it which, IMO, seems to a greater issue at night or during cold weather. She's done a fantastic job converting it as how she wanted it to be. It has its' own kitchen, toilet, big bed and ample space for bits & pieces. That's a brilliant build from an economic perspective too. Kudos to her.

Safety Alert… You should have your propane in an air tight box!!!!

Im a nurse trying to do the exact same thing! So inspiring seeing people like myself who know nothing about carpentry, electrical, plumbing etc living my dream. Just have to stop making excuses and do it!

I love this build. I sometimes get bored of watching van builds, but this one is a beauty.

I'm about to do Travel Mental Health Technician. I will be doing van life also, while keeping hotel stipend to myself. Van will be parked in hospital parking, while at work and showers at job is plentyful.

This build is absurdly cool. Props to her for going all out and getting a mini wood stove and kitchen backsplash

I never understood "running" water in a van. I've always "poured" water while camping. Love your live edge features.

Really nice build. You're one of the few that has kept a thick mattress. I like that. Sleep us too important to be cheap about it.

I love this one but I would have a hard time not having a sink! That’s a must for me.

Thanks for this inspiring video. I was feeling discouraged about my plans to build. LPN and I hate the commute during winter as well as night driving. My dad bought me a High roof Promaster van to convert to a camper, but he passed away taking all his carpentry knowledge with him. He told me to find a connection with a home depot employee and let that be my hang out till job is done. But it's hard because as a Black American, white people seem to be very short in conversation. I do not travel as a nurse. But I would like to be able to camp in the parking lot til my 3 to 4 day work shift is done. Or even at the planet fitness lot which is 5 minutes away from my job. I do plan on getting some camping trips in on my days off to begin to explore the outdoors life. I am going to do the best I can on my build. Maybe one day I will do a little travel nursing. Enjoyed your video.

Love this. Well done sister! So inspiring. I get the fear. I just bought the shell and start the build out next month. Hitting the road for a year-ish. You're van is inspiring and the message about not sweating the small stuff is perfect. So true. Thx for the inspo! And all the best on your adventure. And kudos for your profession. Thank you.

Great video as always! I gotta give props to these solo travel nurses, you are doing heroic work out there. I hope you get compensated greatly for it. 😁

Dude she's going to be so financially set. Well done.

The heading says SOLO nurse, but she kept saying "we".🤔

Always live in your van for awhile on a cot.. you will figure out where you want everything! Plans before you get a van hardly ever work.. awesome build!!

Seems like a well thought out build that meets your needs very nicely.

incredible build! im also a nurse & would love to make this happen. im a bit intimidated by the building part but the more i see others doing it the more inspired i am to try.