Travel Tips, Tricks & Hacks
We’ve all heard about how much nurses love pizza parties (sarcasm), but also, there’s nothing wrong with taking advantage of a few food discounts, just in time for Nurses Week. We’ve gathered a few that are valid in 2025, but as always, check with each restaurant to make sure the discount is still good before […]
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Social media can be a great thing. It can keep people connected, which is especially important when you’re a healthcare traveler and live far from family and friends. However, if you’re a healthcare pro, you should be mindful of a couple things to keep yourself safe and your social media profile secure. Consider Using […]
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Any seasoned medical traveler knows just how fast 13 weeks can fly by. If you’re new to traveling though, it might surprise you the first time you’re approaching the end of your assignment. Before you say goodbye to your current gig, here’s what’s next. During Your Assignment—Think About Licenses If you have an idea of […]
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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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Why choose between your love of travel and the need to make a regular paycheck? Travel nursing (and allied healthcare travel) offers the best of both worlds. Embrace the spontaneity of exploring new places while putting your medical professionalism to use and earning a steady paycheck. To have the best travel nursing experience, you’ll need […]
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Nursing is an inherently demanding profession, both physically and mentally. The average nurse faces long hours on their feet and deals with high-stress levels daily. For travel nurses, these challenges can be even greater, amplified by the added pressures of adapting to new environments quickly, varying workplace cultures, and frequently changing routines. Several studies show […]
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You know when you’re on a plane and they’re going over the safety briefing? They always say to take care of yourself and put your own mask on before helping others. There’s a good reason for this while on the plane—if oxygen is required, you run the risk of losing consciousness and then you can’t […]
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At Triage, we spend a lot of time talking to our travelers. That’s how we get you where you want to go. And whether you’re a brand new traveler or you’re used to traveling, we’d love to talk to you about some of the most common myths we hear. Have you fallen for any of […]
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As a medical traveler, your phone is your lifeline. It’s your way to communicate with friends and family, a map in your pocket for navigating new cities and a place to house all your personal information. If you’re looking for a way to be even more dependent on your cell phone (as, if!), here are […]
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