Nurses
An aging population is driving an anticipated surge in home healthcare. It’s thought that there are nearly 200,000 new home health nursing positions are needed to cater to the needs of individuals opting to stay in their homes as they age. For those considering a career as a home health travel nurse, the timing couldn’t […]
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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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Becoming a travel nurse can be an exciting decision that allows you to perform a job you love while getting a chance to travel. However, it might feel a little daunting if you are new to this industry, especially if you don’t have many professional contacts. If you are wondering how to prepare to be […]
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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 did it again! Triage was recently named to The Gypsy Nurse’s annual survey of the top travel nurse agencies. Triage was a finalist in all five categories, thanks to direct, anonymous feedback from travelers. More than 1000 travel nurses took part in the survey, which makes being a finalist on the list an incredible […]
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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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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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