Travel Nurses spend a lot of time concerned about their patients’ health. But they also need to make sure their own healthcare needs are covered. For Travel Nurses, health insurance is complicated because of time between assignments, a...Read More
Travel Nurses can receive tax-free money to help them pay for housing, transportation and other expenses. Stipends are one of the benefits of travel nursing, and stipends for some assignments can really sweeten the deal. In this post...Read More
After your resume and skills checklist have checked out, the next step in getting a travel nursing assignment is the phone screen. In this post, we’ll cover some of the common interview questions you’ll hear, along with the types...Read More
We’ve written before about the benefits of Travel Nursing, and why it’s way better than working as a Staff Nurse. However, there is another side of that coin. There are some disadvantages of Travel Nursing. You should prepare f...Read More
Trying to decide whether to travel or become a staff Nurse? Maybe you’re wondering if the grass really is greener on the other side. While it comes with some challenges, the benefits of travel nursing have made it an extremely popular ...Read More
Keeping a paper timesheet can be a hassle for Nurses. For starters, Nurses are so used to doing everything digitally that it can be difficult to hold on to a paper timesheet. It can get beat up in your pocket. Your handwriting might be d...Read More
Some of the most common questions we hear from Nurses looking at assignments are: What type of patient population will I be dealing with? What does the hospital census look like? What is the nurse-to-patient ratio? These are all importan...Read More
One of the most common fears among Travel Nurses is that they will be without friends. Do you worry about leaving your current friends behind? Do you worry about trying to make new friends in a new city? Constantly moving is a great wa...Read More
If you’ve been a Travel Nurse for a while, you know that the recruiting process can sometimes feel impersonal. You talk with recruiters a lot, but you never actually meet in person. We want you to know that there are people who care ...Read More
There are many paths into Nursing, from certificate programs to four-year degrees. Your career goals should guide your decision on which Nursing program is right for you. Getting a two-year associate’s degree and becoming an RN ma...Read More
