Tag: Nurses
Ask any experienced travel nurse about life on assignment and they’ll likely mention floating. No, it’s not a spa day or a lazy afternoon at the pool. Float nursing is a core part of many travel nurse jobs, and understanding how it works can open the door to more flexible, higher-paying travel nurse opportunities. If you’ve never taken a close look […]
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Since its launch in 2000, the Nursing Licensure Compact (NLC) has made it easier for nurses to work across state borders without needing multiple state licenses. This agreement between compact states gives nurses more freedom and mobility. In 2018, the Enhanced Nursing Licensure Compact (eNLC) was introduced to upgrade the NLC by establishing uniform […]
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Becoming a travel nurse is both an exciting and significant decision in your nursing career. Whether you’re a nurse now or you’re setting your sights on a nursing license so you can become a travel nurse, getting started can seem daunting! However, with the right knowledge and resources, the steps to becoming a travel nurse […]
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It’s the start of Nurses Week and to celebrate we’ve pulled together a list of some of our favorite nursing memes. Do you have a favorite? Connect with us on social and share your favorite meme with us—we might just feature it.
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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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Travel nurse cancellations can happen to the best of nurses and a lot of the time, it’s not the nurse’s fault. Before you sign a contract, have a chat with your recruiter about what happens if you experience a cancellation. Knowing it’s a possibility and how to handle it, means that you’ll be prepared if […]
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To commemorate Nurses Week, we will be highlighting a couple nurses who have shaped modern nursing. Read about Colonel Ruby Bradley, a WWII and Korean War nurse who served in the Army.
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To commemorate Nurses Week, we will be highlighting a couple nurses who have shaped modern nursing. Read about Susie King Taylor, a former slave who educated and nursed Black soldiers back to help during the American Civil War.
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Most people wouldn’t work without being compensated. For most people in a helping profession, like healthcare and teachers, there’s this crazy idea that those people work for the satisfaction and that money isn’t important. To that, we say, “huh?” While job satisfaction, the ability to travel and advancing your career are all important, so is […]
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Florence Nightingale—known as the founder of modern nursing—is one of the better known names in nursing. Every year, Nurses’ Week happens in early May, corresponding with her birthday.
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