New Grad
It varies from state to state and company to company. I know when I did travel staffing we did not take new grads. We also had very few LPN travel positions.

Per Diem may work depending on what enviroment you want to work in. Hospitals may be more strict that home care or nursing homes.

In home care we use many LPNs for our per diem staffing.

yes you can travel as a new rn. cant be real picky on first few assignments. i was an RN for almost 2 months before i started traveling. i was a LPN for 3 years prior. once you get two assignments down then you can go anywhere you want. if your urgent care experience isnt real recent there may be problems finding a hospital to travel to. just call and ask and see what type of benefits you get and pay you get. dont be afraid to shop around and call several companies. dont waste time filling out paper work for them this is a distraction so that you will feel like staying with them because the application is like 40 pages long. tell them that if they cant tell you what the pay is going to be tell them that you dont have the time to work for them.