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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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One of the many benefits of being a travel nurse is the opportunity to travel to new cities and towns. During your assignment, not only are you doing amazing work…
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Being a travel nurse has many benefits beyond helping others such as exploring new sites, learning new techniques, and a flexible schedule, but burnout can still occur. Burnout can physically…
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Whether you’re a seasoned travel nurse or a newbie, packing for your assignment can be stressful. There are many factors to consider such as the weather conditions of your contract…
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Many experienced travel nurses will tell you that the key to a successful career is a great recruiter. Yet, if you are new to the industry, how are you supposed…
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Many healthcare professionals decide to start a travel career for better pay, and the opportunity to explore their dream cities while pursuing their passion for helping people. For 13 weeks,…
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