Tips and Education

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If are you prepping for your first assignment as a traveling nurse, here are some tips to consider when planning for your adventure.

As a traveler, you have a unique opportunity to leave your mark at dozens of facilities around the country; you have the ability to impact dozens (if not hundreds) of lives. Your tenure and experience as a traveling medical professional are not only valuable to you, but to the paths you cross as well.

Packing your luggage for your next assignment can be a pain! How do you keep track of everything you’ll need for 13 weeks, without taking your whole house? More importantly, how do you pack it all?! Check out these space-saving hacks, to make packing the easiest thing on your to-do list.

In order to make sure that you’re going to your dream placement, and that the hospital is the best fit for you, here are some of the best tips we have for being honest with your recruiter.

A large part of today’s world relies heavily on the accessibility of the internet and different apps to the general public. The travel nursing world is no different. There are dozens of sites out there offering travel professionals advice through blogs and reviews of agencies or hospitals. Many travel nurses go straight to the internet to read reviews on agencies before signing their contract; there is also an endless knowledge base offering advice from packing for your first assignment to finding your next travel assignment.

As a traveling medical professional, you have a unique chance to learn and grow throughout the year. We came up with a few New Year’s resolutions to have this year to make the best of your traveling career.

You’ve just accepted your first traveling healthcare assignment, congratulations! While you’re so excited to be heading out on the road to your next adventure, there’s a little worry in the back of your mind- I’ve never done this before, what do I pack? How much? Will it be enough for the 13- week assignment?

This month, our main focus has been on mental and physical health while on a travel assignment. This Friday is National Take a Hike Day, observed annually to promote getting outside and enjoying some fresh air. There are over 60,000 miles of hiking trails in the United States, so there is no shortage of land to get out and explore!

How do you stay healthy on assignment when you’ve just got so much running around to do? Here’s a few of our favorite tips to keep you in tip-top shape.