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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

By Jeannie on Jan 30, 2012 in Life on the Road, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Career Advice

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 [...]

Featured Travel OR Nursing Job in Wisconsin

By Jeannie on Jan 27, 2012 in OR RN Travel Nursing Jobs, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Jobs, Travel Nursing Jobs 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 [...]

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 [...]

As a travel nurse or a travel allied healthcare professional, your ability to communicate effectively is critical to your success.

Communication is key as a Traveling Nurse.

By Patrick on Jan 03, 2012 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Tips

In many fields communication skills are highly valued and sought after. In healthcare, this is especially true. As a travel nurse or a travel allied healthcare professional, your ability to communicate effectively is critical to your success. Patient safety and quality care often hinges on the strength of the team’s communication abilities. In fact, The [...]

Make this holiday season your own with creative and fun ways to change your home in an inexpensive way.

Holiday Decorating for Travel Nurses on a Budget

By Patrick on Dec 12, 2011 in Travel Nursing

With the holidays approaching and the changing of seasons its time to think of ways to decorate your new home and make it full with holiday spirit. While on your travel nursing assignment we know your time can be scarce, so during the holidays we have some ideas to help make your life easier. Make [...]

Routine monthly check-ups under the hood will do wonders for the life of your automobile.

Nursing your car back to health and preparing for winter

By Patrick on Oct 17, 2011 in Life on the Road, Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Tips

Before you start off on any road trip it is good idea check your car to make sure it will make the trip to your new travel nursing assignment. When doing a job that requires you to travel across the United States, keeping your car in good condition is a good idea. You don’t want [...]

There are so many (better) ways to keep in contact with those you care about.

How to stay in touch with family and friends while on a Travel Nursing assignment

By Patrick on Oct 14, 2011 in Life on the Road, Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing Fun, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing with Family

Embarking on your travel nursing assignment is an opportunity to travel and experience the country, but being away from loved ones, family and friends can be hard at times. To help you capture and share memorable moments whether across the state or across the country we have some easy solutions to keep your friends and [...]

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