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Ask a Travel Nurse: Are Consistent Contracts Possible for Travel Nursing?
Ask a Travel Nurse Question: I am an experienced OR Nurse (over 35 years) and also an experienced Traveling Nurse. I have been permanent for the last three years and I am considering traveling again. I would like to know how the travel nurse industry is holding up (in our current economic situation) in terms [...]
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Ask a Travel Nurse: Where can I learn which hospitals are travel nurse friendly?
Ask a Travel Nurse Question: Hello. Thank you for your time. I’m a long time travel nurse, but have been lucky in that the places I’ve been, I’ve stayed and extended, then came back home for a while, and went back out, that sort of thing. I’m with a new company and the hospitals I’ve [...]
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Ask a Travel Nurse: Have you ever heard of a flying travel nurse?
Ask a Travel Nurse Question: Hi, I am a new nurse, and one of the major draws for me was the travel-nursing career path. I also have a pilot’s license, so I’m curious if this could work to my advantage at some point. I could take per diem jobs week-to-week in different regions (Chicago one [...]
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Featured Travel OR Nursing Job in Wisconsin
OR RN traveler needed for a 13 week travel assignment near Sheboygan, WI. Need is for the day shift, 06-45a-3-15p Must have recent OR circulating experience in Ortho, General and Gyn surgery. Covering call every 3rd night and every 3rd weekend. For additional information please call Medical Solutions 866-633-3548. Click here to learn more about [...]
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Featured Travel PICU Nursing Job in Arizona
A reputable facility near Phoenix is looking for a travel nurse to help out in their Pediatrics unit. This is a 40 bed unit. The ideal travel nurse candidate will have a minimum of 2 years of permanent hospital experience in a high acuity unit with at least 1 travel assignment under their belt. This [...]
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Featured Travel Telemetry Nurse Job in California
Hospital in LA is currently looking for two experienced traveling nurses to assist in their Telemetry unit on days starting ASAP The traveling RN’s must have at least 2 years of Telemetry experience, must be able to read Tele strips, must have 2 years previous travel experience and have the capability to work in both [...]
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Travel Nursing Checklist Item #27: Getting a good night’s sleep
Whether you are on your first travel nursing assignment or twentieth there is nothing more important than getting a good night’s sleep before your first day. Actually you need great sleep before each shift too, but for this post we are just focusing on your first day of an assignment. Your first day at your travel nursing [...]
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Travel Nursing Checklist Item #26: Finding the hospital
At this point your stuff is all unpacked and it’s been a long drive. You are tempted to crawl into bed and sleep until you are supposed to be at the hospital. Don’t. The first thing you need to do now is find where the hospital is. The experience you have on any of the travel nursing [...]
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Travel Nursing Checklist Item #25: Unpacking your stuff
After arriving at your travel nurse housing the best thing you can do (assuming you have given yourself enough time and don’t have to be at the hospital the next morning) is to take an afternoon or so and unpack and get settled in. You may be thinking “I’m only going to be there for [...]
