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Top Tips for Dealing with Difficult Patients
Healthcare professionals often find themselves at the forefront of patient care, facing challenging situations with patients. Whether it’s during emergencies or scheduled procedures, some patients may feel uneasy or fearful in hospital settings. Factors like medication side effects or underlying illnesses can lead to confusion or anxiety, causing patients to express their frustrations. However, handling…
Read MoreUnlocking Opportunities: Top Benefits of Traveling to New Cities
During your travel healthcare career, you have the exciting opportunity to explore various cities and states. Whether it’s the vibrant atmosphere of a bustling metropolis or the cozy charm of a small town, plenty of experiences awaits you. In this post, we’ve compiled a list of the top benefits that come with traveling to new…
Read More5 New Year’s Resolutions for Travel Caregivers
As we welcome 2024, we tend to take this time to reflect on all that has happened throughout the previous year and what the future holds. As a travel caregiver, your year is jammed pack with exploring new cities, meeting new people, and helping patients. Having a busy year can make it difficult to create…
Read MoreHow to Combat Loneliness as a Travel Caregiver During the Holidays
Being a travel caregiver away on an assignment during the holidays can be lonely. Depending on where your assignment is, it can be difficult to see loved ones. Whether you are on your first or seventh assignment, being away from family and friends during the holidays can be hard and put a damper on your…
Read MoreBefore You Go: Must-Knows for Prospective Travel Caregivers
If you have a passion for helping people and love traveling, becoming a travel caregiver may be the career for you. There are many benefits of being a travel caregiver such as not only doing what you love, but exploring new cities, trying new foods, and meeting new people along the way. Being a travel…
Read More6 Ways to Give Thanks to a Travel Caregiver
Travel contracts typically last 13 weeks and often require working 12-hour shifts. With rigorous schedules and staffing shortages, many caregivers are undergoing burnout, stress, and fatigue. With Thanksgiving around the corner, here are several ways you can take a moment to show some appreciation for our caregivers and all that they do to provide care…
Read MoreThe 6 C’s of City Research for New Assignments
Landing a contract in a new city can be overwhelming. There is much to do before beginning your assignment such as double checking all documents are ready to go, packing, and coordinating living arrangements. When you first land a contract, it is important to do research on the city. This will not only help you…
Read More10 Benefits of Travel Nursing to a Small Town
During your travel nursing career, there may be times when a contract in your specialty is only available in a smaller town near the big city of your choice. While many nurses want to travel to the big cities and facilities, smaller hospitals need help too. Sure, there are some downfalls of working in a…
Read MoreTop Travel Nurse Qualities
Along with obtaining licenses and certifications, there are many qualities a travel nurse must have to succeed. When trying to land either your first or a new assignment, you want to stick out above the rest. Having these qualities will help you get noticed and placed in your dream contracts. Continue on to read about…
Read MoreTop Tips for Traveling with Your Pets
Traveling with pets can be challenging for many pet owners. Finding accommodation that permits animals and even the car ride itself can be stressful. Some travel caregivers may prefer leaving their pet(s) with a family member or friend while they are away on assignment. However, bringing your pet(s) along for the ride can have several…
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