Nurses
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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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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Whether you’re about to embark on a new journey as a travel nurse or simply considering the possibility, questions are likely running through your mind. Some may include: “Is travel nursing stressful?” “How many patients can I expect to see?” “What challenges might I run into?” All of these questions are valid and completely understandable. […]
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About 30% of individuals in the US have tattoos — and maybe you’re one of them. Even in healthcare, it’s not rare to see people proudly displaying their ink. Tattoos are like permanent life stories on our skin, capturing memories, milestones, beliefs, or personal passions that stay with us forever. But how much ink is […]
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Great news if you’re a nurse who’s primary license is from Pennsylvania or you currently hold a compact license from another state. Pennsylvania recently approved phase one of its addition to the Enhanced Nursing Licensure Compact, allowing nurses who currently hold a compact license to work in Pennsylvania beginning September 5, 2023. Phase two will […]
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Great news if you’re a nurse who’s primary license is from Washington or you currently hold a compact license from another state. Washington recently approved and implemented phase one of its addition to the Enhanced Nursing Licensure Compact, allowing nurses who currently hold a compact license to work in Washington. Phase two will allow nurses […]
Read More We know there are a lot of travel nurse agencies out there and that you have a lot of choice when it comes to which agency you want to work with. That’s why we aim to make our process as transparent and honest as possible. Like we say, if that assignment near the ocean is […]
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Pediatrics, operating room, emergency room, intensive care unit, the list goes on and on. There are many different types of travel nurses and so many choices when it comes to picking the area that you want to specialize in that it can become overwhelming. Whether you’re looking for the highest paid travel nurse specialty or […]
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With the Memorial Day holiday taking place last week, now’s the perfect time to lock in a mid to late summer allied or travel nurse assignment. If you haven’t locked in your summer travel plans, check in with your Triage recruiter to see what’s out there. While actual locations can vary by specialty, here are […]
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Are you a new nurse interested as a career as a psych travel nurse? Or are you an experienced nurse looking to expand your skills before working as a psychiatric nurse? Remember, you’ll need two years of recent, hospital experience in order to take a job as a travel psych nurse. Read on and then […]
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