With the current personnel shortage and rising patient populations, travelers and nontravelers alike can "write their own tickets" when determining career moves. Of course, deciding where, when, and if to relocate permanently takes some thoughtful consideration. Just some of the helpful websites that focus on relocation services are listed below.

www.clickandmove.com - Do you like to do things yourself? Well, here's a website that guides you in the right direction. Everything you need to know to do the move yourself is here.

www.estorit.com - Just in case you are not ready to move all your belongings, find a suitable self-storage unit while you gather information and referrals on moving assistance.

www.homefair.com - Find out more about the economic life of a community through this website. Here, you can compare salaries between cities. Or, if you are not sure which city you want, use the lifestyle optimizer to create a list of the top ten cities for you, based on information you supply in categories such as location, demographics, economy, and climate.

www.monstermoving.com - Print out a free moving calendar - moving was never so organized. Also, get the real scope on an area's cost of living through the site's vast analyses.

www.relocationcentral.com - Whether you know where you want to go or you are just curious about other parts of the country, research locations for possible moves or assignments through the site's vast files. There is even a human resources directory that provides recruiters with information on how to ease the relocation process for new employees.

www.relocate-america.com - This site highlights a different city each week, offering something new. It also lists news from the world of real estate that is helpful to anyone needing to buy or sell a home due to relocation.

www.welcomewagon.com - Keep the costs of moving down by taking advantage of Welcome Wagon's freebies - there are plenty to choose from. Also, use their common sense tips on how to quickly settle in an area, including a virtual exploration of neighborhoods, home safety equipment, and home improvement advice.