Travel Tips, Tricks & Hacks
Creating a great travel allied or travel nurse resume is key to getting a great position, especially in a saturated market. But how do you help yourself stand out among the crowd? While your recruiter can be a great resource when drafting your travel nurse resume, get a head start on your allied or RN […]
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It’s not uncommon for travelers to take some time off, especially in the summer or around the holidays. Whether you’re taking just a week or two or you’re planning on taking a few months to rejuvenate and relax, there’s a few things to know that will help make your return easier.
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Even the most adventurous traveling medical professionals experience a bout of homesickness from time to time. Whether you’re in your first travel nurse assignment or you’re considered a travelin’ pro, here are a few ways to make sure you stay upbeat and positive, even when you’re far from home. Make a Location Bucket List Chances are good […]
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Congrats! You’ve accepted a travel assignment, and in no time you’ll be mingling with new coworkers and exploring a new city you’ll call home for awhile. During this exciting time the to-do list can start to feel like climbing Mount Everest, so we’ve compiled a helpful checklist to ensure that you can tie up any […]
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Phone interviews sound easier than in-person ones, but don’t be fooled, they’re just as stressful. Your recruiter is going to take a lot more than just your answers into consideration. That’s why we’ve prepared four tips to help you impress your recruiter and potential employer: 1. Practice Your Answers This might come as a shock […]
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For medical travelers, it can sometimes be confusing to know how and when you should be negotiating for an extension to your contract. Whether you know you’re interested in continuing your assignment in a specific location, or are unsure if you want to continue, it’s important to consider your contract extension with enough time for […]
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How did your New Year’s resolutions fare last year? If the sound of crickets is eerily familiar to you right now, know that you can do better in 2020. Many folks give up on resolutions too early, believing all that extra effort will only add stress to life. New Year’s resolutions should enhance and improve […]
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Let’s be real, exposure to new and interesting food is one of the best (if not the best) things about taking an assignment in a new city. While a lot of people will tell you the best restaurants are found in New York or LA, there is a vast food scene to be found in […]
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