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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 [...]
What good is a Travel Nurse Loyalty Program if you don’t know how it works?
By Patrick on Dec 19, 2011 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Benefits, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Tips
It seems that nowadays, every single retailer or service provider has some sort of loyalty program that rewards its customers as a way of saying thank you and Travel Nurse companies are no exception. In fact in 2010, more than 2.1 billion loyalty memberships existed in the U.S., according to Colloquy’s 2011 “Forecast of U.S. [...]
Guest Author: Mariana Ashley – 4 Ways Travel RNs Can Ace Their Phone Interviews
By Mariana Ashley on Nov 30, 2011 in Guest Author: Mariana Ashley, Travel Nursing, Travel Nursing Tips
Professional interviews can be one of the most nerve-racking experiences in any individual’s life. We, as a society, have trouble talking about ourselves to others in this way, so being forced to discuss all of your best qualities in an interview can feel very uncomfortable and be very difficult. Not only do we have to [...]
Ask a Travel Nurse: Do you forward your mail to a new address on each assignment?
Ask a Travel Nurse Question: Do you forward your mail to a new address each time you take on a new assignment? Would it be wiser to maintain a PO Box in one location or have it delivered to a trustworthy friend/family member and have him/her mail it in bulk periodically to your current location? [...]
A Holiday for One: How to Celebrate the Holiday Season by Yourself
By Patrick on Nov 21, 2011 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing Fun, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing Tips, Travel Nursing with Family
As you are off working on your travel nursing assignment, there are many things you can do to enjoy this holiday season and keep in touch with family and friends. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination. You can start your own tradition by going to church, cooking a holiday dinner, volunteering your time [...]
A Guide To Travel Nursing Jobs (Infographic)
By Patrick on Nov 14, 2011 in Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nurse Company, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Industry, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing Questions, Travel Nursing Tips
“A Guide To Travel Nursing Jobs” presents data obtained from a nationwide base of travel nurses including motivational factors in choosing a Travel Nurse career, age demographics, benefits information, and social media usage. Here are a few other things to help you while navigating your career as a Travel Nurse… Check out these useful Travel [...]
Meeting new people on your next travel nursing assignment
By Patrick on Oct 31, 2011 in Life on the Road, Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nursing Career Advice, Travel Nursing Fun, Travel Nursing Life, Travel Nursing Tips
At TravelNursingBlogs.com, we want you to feel connected and comfortable in your working environment and in your new or existing community. 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 [...]
Protect yourself and become personal safety certified
By Patrick on Oct 25, 2011 in Life on the Road, Patrick's Travel Nursing Posts, Travel Nurse Housing, Travel Nursing Tips, Travel Nursing Wellness
Being a travel nurse you are often in new, unfamiliar areas around people you might not always know. You can’t always control your surroundings but one thing you can control is your awareness in those surroundings. By being aware of the things going on around you can help keep you safe. It’s important to remember, [...]
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 [...]
