Over at Payscale.com is a very honest and thorough description about what travel nursing is like, plus a look at the educational and experience requirements and potential travel nursing pay. They interview Amy Robbins one of the leading nurse bloggers and she does a great job. If you get a chance it is worth reading.
Here is a cool story about a nurse who carried the Olympic torch, which despite all the controversy this year, is something that I think is still a pretty important honor.
Sure, sites like GoogleMaps and MapQuest can give you maps, directions, distance and estimated time, but what you don’t get, is how long it is actually going to take you to get where you’re going. Things like traffic and road construction can affect your drive time. And when you are in a new city on […]
Hello! My name is Bret Nellor. I am a Marketing Specialist with Medical Solutions and will be contributing to this blog regularly.
I have been in the marketing field for the past 11 years but I am fairly new to the travel nursing industry. I do not have a nursing background, but I think I can […]
It’s called The Nursing Show and it is made for busy nurses, which translates perfectly to travel nurses’ lifestyles. It offers news, commentary, assessment and treatment tips, and medication information in easy to download podcasts that you can take with you on our travel nursing assignment. It is a great way to stay current on new techniques, […]
Travel Nursing ICU (Intensive Care Unit) RN Job
Ventura CA ICU.
Close to the coast.
Just outside of Los Angeles and Disney Land.
Day and night shifts.
Quick interviews.
More Info about this travel nursing job
After a long stressful day I was thinking about ways to reprioritize and manage my own time, but eventually I started thinking about all the stress that nurses deal with each day. Which made me wonder about what are some ways that nurses can balance the stress and demands on time that comes with dealing […]
Travel ER (Emergency Room) RN Nursing Job
Magnet facility, organized and traveler friendly!
L1 Trauma Center that sees high-acuity, high turn-over patients.
Must be competent in assessment and care of neuro, MVA’s, penetrating and blunt trauma and skills to work with all age groups.
Variety of shifts available, 7A-7P, 10A-10P or 2P-2A.
Spend 13 weeks in the Phoenix area, and […]
In this month’s Life on the go we continue our advice to help you pack more efficiently on your next travel nursing assignment.
I saw this question asked on the NurseZone Blog: Ask the Expert, and thought it was a great one. Shalon Weddington’s response is excellent, and she offers some really good advice, such as maintaining a good reputation as a nurse, making sure you are with a company big enough to get you the travel nursing assignment you […]
