Too soon to try traveling?

Travel techs or any techs,

I have a little over 1 yr CT experience and my certification with experience on Philips and Siemens scanners. IV certified, okay doing IVs.

Hesitation about traveling bc there's some questions I have about doing things here and there. Should I gain more experience b4 traveling? Or try traveling now bc$$.

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