Over at RealityRN.com is a great article about making a good first impression as a nurse. Although it is aimed at new nurses entering the nursing workforce, it has a lot of good advice for travel nurses who are confronted with the challenge of making a good first impression on every assignment.
Some of the pieces […]

Where does the time go? It seems like summer had only just begun and now Labor day is upon us! The kids are back in school, the leaves will begin to turn, soon we’ll be breaking out the sweaters and before you know it we’ll be in full swing with the holidays! I can’t believe […]

Enjoy the east coast of Massachusetts as a travel RN!

Here is a great new travel nursing blog I came across this morning. It is a blog by a first time travel nurse that tries to make sense of all the information out there that can hit new or just interested travel nurses. It is written by a male nurse who is trying to travel […]

I’m sure you are all well aware that the of latest trend these days, “going green” and everyone seems to be jumping on the bandwagon, from automakers to your local businesses. Hopefully it’s not just a fad and that the public actually realizes that they can make a difference, whether it be by the smallest […]

If you are new to this blog, you may not realize that it has been around for two years and there are a lot of older posts here that are still very relevant to any nurse interested in a travel nursing career. Just an example of some of the cool posts you can find in […]

Come enjoy beautiful Coastal California for yor next travel nursing assignment.

Okay, you’re a Registered Nurse and a traveling nurse at that. You’ve pretty much hit the proverbial ceiling as far as advancement is concerned and you’re looking for a change. You’ve done all you can and there just seems to be nowhere else to go with the degree you hold. Maybe you’re comfortable with where […]

This month we give you some advice about becoming a nationwide resident and look at how national memberships can make your life as a travel nurse easier. Don’t forget to take our new Life on the go poll.

At this point you will start the process of working with your recruiter to find your travel nursing job. This is a process that can vary depending on the company. At some companies your recruiter will also be the one who contacts the hospitals trying to find you a job. At other travel nurse companies […]