Our colleague Dr. James Turbatus at the Restless Nurse Syndrome Foundation has just launched his own blog chronicling his work. Check it out.
In this article, Debunking A Myth, the misconception about the competency of travel nurses versus permanent staff is addressed by nursing work force authority Linda Aiken. It should definitely be an eye opener for anyone who may have thought temporary staff was not as good. I highly recommend reading it.
Travel ICU (Intensive Care Unit) RN Nursing Job
Experience Midwest hospitality!
Visit the world famous zoo or catch a College World Series game or dine and shop in the historic Old Market!
Reputable hospital, 24 bed ICU needs help right away!
Travel nurse needed for night shift, 7p - 7a.
Completion bonus available.
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A new study, Work/Life Balance Affecting Women in Healthcare - Nursing Link, is being launched that is looking at ways to improve the mental well being of women in healthcare. More specifically it is looking at the ways they manage or don’t manage their work/life balance. If you’re interested you can also take part in the […]
Travel OR (Operating Room) RN Nursing Job
Enjoy a 13 week assignment in a beautiful Southern Massachusetts location along the Connecticut River.
April 1st start.
Your Choice! 5,8 hours shifts OR 4, 10 hours shifts.
Must have the requisite skills and knowledge to assess, diagnose, plan, intervene, and evaluate the outcomes of interventions as well as address the physiological, […]
Travel Medical-Surgical RN Nursing Job
Enjoy breathtaking Montana! Best of city life and nature!
Close to Yellowstone National Park and the site of the Battle of Little Bighorn!
Strong Med-surg nurses needed to help out! Various shifts available.
Traveler friendly facility!
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If you are considering becoming a travel nurse and hitting the road you may want to take a second and consider whether or not you have the characterisitcs of what makes a good travel nurse.
Are you able to adapt to new situations?
Are you confident in your clinical skills?
Are you organized?
Are you good with people?
Are you […]
I came across this site today. It looks like a great place for new nurses to get their questions answered. You can post questions and topics and get real answers from other nurses. This could be a great community for travel nurses to join too and get some support from other nurses when the job gets stressful. […]
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Here are some important issues that nurses need to keep in mind as the 2008 elections roll around. Many of these just further illustrate the strong need there will continue to be for qualified travel nurses.
