Women’s History Month: Clara Barton
This month, we’re highlighting prominent contributions in the medical field from women to celebrate Women’s History Month. To see our full list, click here.
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Women’s History Month: Agnodice
Historians aren’t actually sure if Agnodice was a real person or just a myth, but she is credited as the first doctor and midwife to assist laboring women in childbirth. She supposedly lived in the 4th century B.C. in Athens. Legend has it that she wanted to become a doctor but was unable to study […]
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Triage Hires Christenson as President of Digital Transformation
Triage Staffing, a healthcare staffing and travel nurse agency announces it has hired Eric Christenson as its President of Digital Transformation.
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Black History Month: Adah Belle Thoms
This month we’re highlighting prominent figures in the medical field and next up is Adah Belle Thoms.
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Black History Month: William Edward Allen, Jr
Born in 1903, William Edward Allen, Jr is credited as the first Black certified X-Ray technician. He’s been credited with considerable contributions to medicine, particularly in nuclear medicine and radiation therapy for cancer patients.
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Sharing the Triage Love
At Triage, it’s a big love-fest this Valentine’s Day. Here’s what some of our travelers have to say about their favorite recruiters over here at Triage HQ.
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Black History Month: Thelma Brown Pendleton, PT
This month we’re highlighting prominent figures in the medical field and next up is Thelma Brown Pendleton, PT.
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Triage Turns Sweet 16
We AUTO be just old enough to drive now that we’re 16. That’s right, today is Triage’s Sweet 16 and we couldn’t be more thrilled to hop behind the wheel.
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Black History Month: Mary Eliza Mahoney
This month we’re highlighting prominent figures in the medical field, starting with Mary Eliza Mahoney, the first Black nurse in history to earn a professional nursing license in the United States.
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Travel Assignment Self-Care: Taking Care of Yourself First
You know how they say on an airplane to make sure your own oxygen mask is fully on before you try to help someone else with theirs? There’s a good reason for that! On an airplane, if you’re running low on oxygen, your brain will soon get foggy and things will become more difficult, even simple tasks like putting an air […]
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