In the last section of the Ultimate Travel Nursing Checklist I talked about what makes a great travel nurse Recruiter, now I am going to give you some tips to help you find a one. For starters ask around. Being referred to a good Recruiter by a travel nurse who believes in them is by […]

Here is a fun little site to help you plan your drive to your next travel nursing job. It’s called RoadTripPlanning.com and has everything you need to plan your next trip, from route planners to road trip games. When you are driving cross country the trip can get long and tedious, but I think this […]

Once you have submitted your application online you can literally sit back and wait for a recruiter to call you. Thanks to the nursing shortage, qualified nurses looking to travel are in high demand. That’s why I’m going to break this post up, for now I will just cover what makes a good recruiter and […]

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 […]

Healthcare Traveler just released the results of their February online survey that asked nurses what age they were when they started their first travel nursing job? Here are the results:
28% 40-49
20% 30-39
19% 20-29
17% 50-59
15% I am not yet traveling.
2%  60-69
This made me think about how these vastly different generations interact with each other in the […]