Month: March 2023
Triage, an award-winning healthcare staffing agency that focuses on both allied and nurse travelers, was recently named to the Inc. 5000: Midwest list of the fastest growing companies in the Midwest. The Midwest region includes Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Triage ranked at #32, its […]
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From time to time, we are lucky enough to get kudos for our recruiters. We love getting compliments from travelers and we’re thrilled to be able to share these. Want to send a kudos to another Triage traveler or a recruiter? Send an email to
[email protected] and we’ll make sure to pass on the congratulations. Kassandra McKinney, […]
It’s Women’s History Month so we’re adding to last year’s series on women who have made an impact on medicine. Up next is Virginia Apgar. Virginia Apgar was born in 1909 in New Jersey. After high school, she attended and graduated from Mount Holyoke College, where she studied zoology, minoring in physiology and chemistry. After […]
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Finding allied and travel nurse jobs can be a challenge, especially in a post-Covid market. Plenty of healthcare pros left their staff jobs in order to travel. Additionally, the market is flooded with brand-new agencies trying to take advantage and make a quick buck. That means it can be difficult to find a job with […]
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It’s Women’s History Month so we’re adding to last year’s series on women who have made an impact on medicine. Up next is Hildegard Peplau. Peplau was born in Pennsylvania in 1909. Her parents were German immigrants and Peplau watched her homemaker mother and wanted more from life. She understood that nursing was one of […]
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When you’re traveling to a new location and working full time, chances are good that you want to actually explore or relax during your time away from work, rather than spending time grocery shopping or getting food. Different locations have different delivery apps available, so getting familiar with them all means you’ll never be stuck […]
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It’s Women’s History Month so we’re adding to last year’s series on women who have made an impact on medicine. Up next is Orleana Puckett. Puckett was born in 1837 and married her husband at 16. They farmed at the base of the Groundhog Mountain. She gave birth for the first time in 1862, but […]
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