Tag: first time travel nurse

Disaster Planning for Travel Nurses on Assignment

As we journey from one assignment to another, it’s crucial to be prepared for the unexpected. Natural disasters, emergencies, and other crises can happen anywhere, and having a solid disaster plan is essential to keep you safe while on assignment. Here’s a guide to help you stay prepared and safe, no matter where your assignments… Continue reading Disaster Planning for Travel Nurses on Assignment

The Benefits of Traveling with Full-Support Agencies: A Fellow Traveler’s Experience

As a veteran travel nurse, I’ve experienced the highs and lows of both traveling with a full-support agency vs with little to no support. Reflecting on my journey, the value of having a dedicated agency behind me cannot be overstated. Here’s why full-support agencies make all the difference in the success of your travel nursing… Continue reading The Benefits of Traveling with Full-Support Agencies: A Fellow Traveler’s Experience

Understanding the Economics of Travel Nurse Pay

Travel nurses often enjoy higher pay rates compared to their staff nurse counterparts, sparking curiosity about the reasons behind this disparity. In this article, we’ll explore the economic dynamics contributing to the increased compensation for travel nurses, shedding light on why healthcare facilities are willing to invest more in these temporary staffing solutions. Factors That… Continue reading Understanding the Economics of Travel Nurse Pay

The Ultimate Guide to Selecting the Best Travel Nursing Company

Are you considering a career as a travel nurse but feeling overwhelmed by the multitude of options available? I will tell you how to navigate the process of choosing the right travel nursing company and recruiter who will prioritize your needs and interests.  As your travel nurse mentor, I will share the must-have attributes that… Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Selecting the Best Travel Nursing Company

Exploring the Roles and Duties of Travel Nurses

Travel nurses are highly skilled and experienced professionals with the same qualifications and training as other Registered Nurses. They must have at least one year of experience in their specialty, and certain specialties, such as Labor & Delivery, may require more. (link to How Do I Become a Travel Nurse) They typically work for a… Continue reading Exploring the Roles and Duties of Travel Nurses