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Ask a Travel Nurse: Husband and Wife Nurses, Can We Travel Together?
By David Morrison R.N. on Feb 01, 2012 in Ask a Travel Nurse, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Life
Ask a Travel Nurse Question: My wife and I are both nurses and are starting to travel nurse. Her experience is in home health, hospice and LT care. My experience is ED, cardiac and CATH lab. We have signed with a couple different companies, but they seem to be looking more for me and not for [...]
Meeting New People as a Travel Nurse
Being a travel nurse means you have the opportunity to meet new people and make new friends all over the United States. Making new friends is one of life’s richest pleasures and is a fun and easy way to interact with others while at your workplace or during your free time. Take some time and [...]
Ask a Travel Nurse: Are Consistent Contracts Possible for Travel Nursing?
By David Morrison R.N. on Jan 25, 2012 in Ask a Travel Nurse, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Life
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 [...]
Cooking Solo as a Traveling Nurse
By Jeannie on Jan 23, 2012 in Life on the Road, Travel nurse cooking, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Life
You’ve just finished the first week at your new location as a travel nurse. You’re starting to get acquainted with your surroundings, new schedule and just getting used to the new routine. To make life a little easier during your transition you probably went out to eat or just grabbed something quick on the way [...]
The Decision to Become Travelers
By Keith Bishop on Jan 20, 2012 in Guest Author: Keith Bishop, Life on the Road, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Questions
Nursing, unlike other professions, makes it easy to jump in the water. I believe that once your circumstances and curiosity becomes greater than your fear of the unknown, you will begin looking for a contract. We did and do not regret the decision. 2012 will be a big year for us. We have started a [...]
Scrubadoo’s News: The Scrub Brand Break Down – Part 1
It seems like there are an endless variety of scrub brands to choose from these days. At Scrubadoo it seems like we are contacted on a weekly basis we are contacted by new vendors with new brands that they want us to carry on our site. It is tough for us to keep track of [...]
Travel Nurses Need Rubbing Too: Guide to Different Massages
By Patrick on Jan 09, 2012 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing Wellness
Long days and tense moments can all be part of your life as a Travel Nurse. As rewarding as the days are when you know you’ve made a difference in someone’s life, it doesn’t take away the stress, stiffness and sore muscles that can build up as a result. Nothing can help alleviate that tension [...]
Guest Author: Carly Anderson – How to combine studying with travel nursing
Chances are the compelling reasons that caused you to choose travel nursing are also the things that will aid you in pursuing your BSN degree. In addition to lucrative pay, all-expense-paid housing and the opportunity to visit new places, companies that specialize in placing nurses in programs often have study incentives that will assist you [...]
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