Author: Lora Bogatz, RN
Lora Bogatz is Triage’s clinical director and a registered nurse. After graduating from Creighton University with a Bachelor’s in Science in Nursing, she worked as an RN for more than 13 years, including as a charge nurse in labor and delivery. She then served as the Director of Nursing for a center that serves special needs families in the Omaha area before joining Triage in March 2022. Lora and her team are available to help with any clinical concerns that might arise during a nurse’s travel assignment.
Switching from night to day shifts in nursing, radiology and similar roles requiring late hours is a dream come true for many medical professionals. However, if you are making the transfer from the night shift to the sought-after day shift, it’s time to make an adjustment to your schedule, habits and much more.
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Good news for nurses who hold a Connecticut license or those who want to work in Connecticut. The state’s governor just signed the NLC into law on May 30, 2024. This makes Connecticut the 42nd state to join the compact. Although signed into law, the legislation actually doesn’t go into effect until October 1, 2025. […]
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Becoming a travel nurse is both an exciting and significant decision in your nursing career. Whether you’re a nurse now or you’re setting your sights on a nursing license so you can become a travel nurse, getting started can seem daunting! However, with the right knowledge and resources, the steps to becoming a travel nurse […]
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Travel nurses are big shots for a reason. They help healthcare providers fill short-term vacancies and keep hospitals running smoothly during staff shortages. Thanks to their expertise, willingness to travel, and ability to jump into medical facilities in need, travel nurses are in high demand right now, especially in the ICU. As a result, hospitals […]
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Since travel nursing differs significantly from working as a full-time employee, it’s important to get a full picture ahead of time. Allow us to paint that for you as we get into the nitty-gritty of the travel nurse lifestyle. Why Travel Nursing? The life of a traveling nurse comes with some pretty cool benefits that […]
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If you want to become a travel nurse, it’s obvious that you first need to complete nursing school. The second step is to get a few years (at least two) of clinical experience under your belt. If you’re early in your nursing journey and still in school, use these tips to get through as painlessly […]
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A nursing degree unlocks a plethora of career opportunities. With an array of jobs you can get with a nursing degree, choosing your path might seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. This article aims to simplify your search for nursing degree jobs, shedding light on various nursing roles. While focusing mainly on traditional […]
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A career in travel nursing offers you the unique opportunity to combine your passion for helping others with the excitement of exploring new destinations, meeting new people, and gaining valuable clinical experience. That being said, as rewarding as this career can be, there are also some challenges to being a traveling nurse. If you are […]
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The new year means that it’s time to update the states that are a part of the Nurse Licensure Compact. If you’re not sure exactly what that means, here’s a quick refresher (and for more in depth info, check out our previous blog post on the Nurse Licensure Compact. The NLC means that nurses who […]
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We get asked this all the time—how easy is it for travel nurse jobs to be part-time instead of full-time? Before you sign up for a travel assignment or have a chat with a recruiter, let us break it down for you. Learn more about how you can actually make part-time travel nursing work out.
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