Author: Katie Dixon
Katie Dixon is Triage's Communications Manager with three years of experience in the healthcare staffing industry. She spends hours dedicated to reading, researching and writing, offering her a deep understanding of the industry's trends and topics that healthcare travelers care about.
Travel nursing is a challenging career that can be highly rewarding. A travel nurse offers vital services in understaffed healthcare settings, performing all of the roles of a traditional nurse. This makes them experts in their field. A travel nurse has to be flexible and ready to persevere in challenging situations while also having the […]
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Your patients trust you during some of the most vulnerable, uncertain, and worrisome moments of their lives. They look to you for answers in these critical times, as well as support and medical treatment. But here’s the thing—your ability to adequately help them (and their ability to trust the decisions you make regarding their care) […]
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For the fourth year in a row, Triage has been named the best overall travel nurse company to work for from VeryWell Health. We know that healthcare pros put a lot of trust in these best of lists. To create the list, VeryWell Health reviewed more than 20 agencies and scoured through hundreds of reviews. […]
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If you’re considering working as a traveling nurse, you’re likely weighing the different types of nursing schedules available. If that’s the case, a block scheduling option might be on your list. The following article offers a one-stop shop for all the information you need to determine whether block scheduling is for you. It explores block […]
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This year, we’re especially thankful for all the Triage travelers who continue to put their trust in us. It’s an honor and we don’t take it lightly. Happy Thanksgiving, friends. Our travelers also have plenty to be thankful for. We asked in our Team Triage Facebook group and here’s what a few of them said. […]
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Losing patients is something that nurses deal with as part of their jobs. This doesn’t make going through the loss any easier, no matter how often it happens. Nursing can put you in contact with many people who are suffering and facing death, especially if you work in a hospice center or similar facilities. After […]
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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. My entire […]
Travel PTs! If you’ve been waiting for Washington D.C. to be added to the list of PT compact states, you’re in luck. Starting today, Washington D.C. is now a part of the list. The list of PT compact jurisdictions is now up to 31, opening up new locations if you’re looking for a PT travel job. […]
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We love getting pics from our travelers since it lets us travel all over the country without ever leaving our offices. From Maine to the Grand Canyon, here are some of our favorite pictures submitted this fall. Have some of your own that you’d like to share? Join our exclusive Team Triage Facebook group that’s […]
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Yesterday was National Recruiter Day so we asked our travelers what they appreciated about their own recruiters. We love that so many of you have a great relationship with your recruiters and we’re happy to highlight some of those relationships. Sierra is such an amazing recruiter! She definitely help me jump into the traveling life […]
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