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Whether it's winter or summer, your car should always be packed with survival gear.

Winter Driving and Survival Kits for Travel Nurses on the Move

By Patrick on Jan 03, 2011 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Safety tips for travel nurses, Travel guides for nurses, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Tips, Travel Nursing with Family, Travel Nursing with Pets

After reading this post, I felt it necessary to provide some useful tips on what exactly you can do to prepare yourself and your car for this or similar situations. Hopefully none of us will ever have to resort to these tactics and practices, but you just never know.

Guest Author: Heather Green – 7 Must Do’s for Travel Nursing with Dogs

By Heather Green on Sep 15, 2010 in Guest Author: Heather Green, Travel Nursing with Pets

Traveling with Fifi doesn’t have to be a nightmare in the making. With a few simple steps and common sense on your side, you may end up taking your best furry friend everywhere! If you know where you are traveling, seek out pet-friendly restaurants and shops in case you need to cool off and get a [...]

Guest Author: Heather Green – Travel Nursing and the 3 P’s of Cat Transportation

By Heather Green on Sep 08, 2010 in Guest Author: Heather Green, Travel Nursing with Pets

Cat owners are the first to admit that felines can be finicky. It’s lovable sometimes, but if you’re trying to convince your kitty to make your life easier by cooperating with travel plans, you could be in for a nightmarish trip. Fortunately, you can relax because that doesn’t have to be the case, especially when [...]

Travel Nursing Without Your Dog Can Be Ruff.

By Patrick on Jun 07, 2010 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel guides for nurses, Travel Nursing Fun, Travel Nursing Tips, Travel Nursing with Pets

Traveling to your next assignment without your pooch (or kitty-were not discriminating!) would seem incomplete. You come home everyday to find them waiting by the door to greet you, that it would seem like something is amiss if they weren’t along for the ride. So there’s no reason you shouldn’t take along your favorite furry friends with you on your travel nursing assignments, just as long as you set it up with the staffing agency you are working with.

Traveling with your dog is easier with DogFriendly.com

By Jeff on Jun 04, 2010 in Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing with Pets

If you have already traveled with your dog to a travel nursing job and had a hard time finding pet friendly locations or are considering traveling but are hesitant because you are unsure of how to deal with your dog then DogFriendly.com is a site you need to add to your favorites. DogFriendly.com provides city and state [...]

Travel nursing with pets – Adjusting to the housing

By Jeff on May 21, 2010 in Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing with Pets

You already know how tough it can be for yourself to adjust to new surroundings on each travel nursing assignment in a new city, have you ever thought abut what your dog or cat go through. And if they are uprooting a couple times a year it may be magnified. Pets can be stressed by [...]

Travel nursing with pets – Getting there

By Jeff on Apr 30, 2010 in Life on the Road, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing with Pets

It is amazing how many travel nurses travel with their pets, but not really all that surprising, pets make great companions for travel nurses who may be in a new place on their own. Coming home to your loving dog or spending the night with a good book and your cat curled up at your [...]