Congrats! You’ve accepted a travel assignment, and in no time you’ll be mingling with new coworkers and exploring a new city you’ll call home for awhile. During this exciting time the to-do list can start to feel like climbing Mount Everest, so we’ve compiled a helpful checklist to ensure that you can tie up any […]
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Triage travelers and their recruiters are the dream team in the healthcare travel world. That’s why when we asked our travelers to tell us why they love their recruiters, they had a lot to say. Here are just a few of the comments. Triage chose me when it chose my recruiter after acquiring RTG. I always […]
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What Really Happens Between “Submission” and Day One You hit submit on a travel nursing or allied travel job and…nothing. Or at least it feels like nothing. In reality, a lot is happening. It’s just not obvious when you’re the healthcare traveler. And if you don’t understand the steps, it can feel random, slow, or […]
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Although Memorial Day is often thought of as the start of the summer season, in the United States, Memorial Day is actually set aside to remember the men and women of the U.S. military who died while serving their country. Originally called Decoration Day, it was commemorated on May 30 each year until 1971 when […]
Read More Hey Triage travelers! We’ve recently launched two new programs that provide discounts for you. Check them out! You’ll find discounts on travel, gift cards, event tickets, car insurance, pet supplies and so much more. Benefit Hub https://triage.benefithub.com To sign up, enter the code GLSE37 Download this doc for more information Working Advantage https://www.workingadvantage.comB/ To sign up, enter […]
Read More Peds travel nurses bring skill and heart to kids across the country. They take their expertise on the road and plug into new hospitals that need it for 13-week stretches. If you’re already traveling or thinking about it, here’s what the job really looks like and how to make it work for you on the […]
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The biggest delay in staffing isn’t sourcing. It’s credentialing. Many healthcare organizations invest heavily in recruiting pipelines, but the real bottleneck often begins after the offer is accepted. Credentialing requires verifying licenses, running background checks, confirming health records, validating certifications, collecting client-specific documents, and coordinating multiple systems. When these steps are manual or unclear, onboarding […]
Read More UKG (the system you use to access your paystubs and select your benefits) has a new access link. If you have the old one bookmarked, replace it with this link ➡️ https://triage-dl.ultipro.com and log in with your existing username and password. There are no changes to the mobile app. The new link comes with some upgrades! […]
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If you’re an occupational therapist or an occupational therapy assistant, chances are good that you’ve heard of the OT compact, which has started issuing compact licenses in certain states. But if you’re a new grad or someone considering a career in travel occupational therapy, you might not be as knowledgeable about what the OT compact […]
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Ask any experienced travel nurse about life on assignment and they’ll likely mention floating. No, it’s not a spa day or a lazy afternoon at the pool. Float nursing is a core part of many travel nurse jobs, and understanding how it works can open the door to more flexible, higher-paying travel nurse opportunities. If you’ve never taken a close look […]
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