Tag: Triage Nursing
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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Originally started in 2000, the Nursing Licensure Compact (NLC) is an agreement between individual states to allow nurses to practice in other states without obtaining a separate license.
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Imagine this…you’re an RN, licensed in Ohio, but your awesome Triage recruiter has found you a dream job in Arizona. The job fits all your requirements—it’s a great pay rate, in an area you want to visit and in the unit you want to experience.
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Without fail, whenever someone hears you’re a nurse, chances are good they’ve said “oh, it’s so nice that you only have to work three days a week.” Cue your eyes rolling out of your head, down the hall and out the door. Sure, three days a week sounds like a dream to people who work […]
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While not common, assignment cancellations can happen. In fact, if you read your contract carefully (which you always should!), you’ll probably see a clause in there that spells out how cancellations may be handled. If you have specific questions about your contract, always reach out to your recruiter for help. However, if you’re just starting to learn about […]
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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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Beth H: A Travel Nurse Story After 32 years of working in the operating room (OR) as a post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) nurse, an OR circulator and a charge nurse, Beth H. decided it was time for a change. Her kids were grown, out of the house and starting families of their own; it was just her […]
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One part of being a healthcare pro is continuing education units (CEUs) and travelers aren’t immune to completing their CEUs just because they’re on the road. Travelers definitely need to do a little extra planning to complete their CEUs! We asked our friends at Nursing CE Central for help in breaking down CEUs and giving […]
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