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Burnout is a real issue facing healthcare workers across the United States—in fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 46% of health workers reported often feeling…

Whether you’re a veteran or novice travel nurse or allied health professional, preparing for the first day of a new healthcare assignment can be stressful.

At minimum, you should keep track of the state, license number, and when the license expires.

Traveling is exciting—but visiting different places and discovering new things might make adhering to your normal daily routines feel like an impossible task.

Travel healthcare clinicians are constantly moving from job to job, taking assignments in places far away from home.

The scrubs you wear can make or break your day: no one wants to spend more time than they have to in clothes that are uncomfortable.

Working as a travel nurse or allied health professional can be quite draining, emotionally and physically.

While where you travel will depend on where you take an assignment, here’s a non-exhaustive list of five amazing destinations you can visit when you decide to partner with us.