We did it again and there was no “oops” involved.
Triage travelers are simply the greatest and we’re ready to shout it from the mountaintops of every cheesy “wanderlust” stock photo out there. Travelers took time to leave Triage a review across multiple channels, solidifying our top five spot on BluePipe’s Best Travel Nursing Companies list for the fourth consecutive year, an unprecedented accomplishment! Thank you so much to any traveler who has left us a review over the last year, or ever! Feedback from our travelers is invaluable when you’re a company that continuously strives to do and be better year after year.
Since 2013, BluePipes has served as a professional network and resource for medical pros. Their website is highly-rated by medical professionals, and their annual “Best Of” list is highly-anticipated by travel medical companies like us. Nail-biting, anxiety, dreaming in blue, it’s a whole thing.
Healthcare pros, especially travelers, have been crucial to the fight against the 2020 global pandemic COVID-19, and thankfully, the world has taken note. Medical workers are some of the most persistent, hardest-working people in our communities. They’re also the most trusted profession year after year. Why? Because being a nurse (or healthcare professional in general) requires you to be selfless and work for the greater good.
Shiny trophies and sparkly awards are fantastic to look at, but what drives us every day is being able to serve our travelers who are out there making a real difference in the world. Knowing our travelers are happy with the service we provide, enough to tell others to travel with Triage—that is the highest form of praise we can receive.
If you’re a medical professional looking for a change of scenery, we have some suggestions! Send us a message or check out our open assignments. If you don’t see anything you’re interested in today, be sure to sign up for our Job Alerts and get notified when we have exactly what you’re looking for.
Thanks again, Triage Nation. Couldn’t have done it without you (quite literally).
Team Triage