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  Working an EMR Conversion

  When the hospital decides to convert or upgrade their system, their demand for staff increases. They’re having to pull people off the unit for computer training and they need travel nurses to fill in, perform patient care, and teach the staff about the new software system. Read on to learn about wor...

  Kearstyn Fox, RN | November 05, 2019

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  The Job Interview: the Applicant’s Perspective

  In this two-part series, I’ll cover what it is really like in the other person’s shoes; for applicants, it is helpful to understand what the hiring manager is thinking, while for hiring managers, it is helpful to understand what the clinician is thinking. If you are a hiring manager, here are the to...

  Alex Evans, PharmD | October 31, 2019

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  Finding Internet Service If Your Residence Doesn’t Include It

  Moving from job to job, you also move into different housing. Most of the time, internet access is included with your rental fee. If it isn’t, or the connection isn’t fast enough, you’ll have to find service on your own....

  Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | October 29, 2019

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  Nurses Advocating for Patients

  It’s no secret that healthcare is ever-changing in all aspects, for better or for worse. Even with technology advancing, hospitals are reaching capacity quicker and healthcare costs are rising, while staffing needs are increasing as baby boomers retire. This all easily translates to nurses having to...

  Kearstyn Fox, RN | October 24, 2019

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  How to Spend Your Time Between Travel Assignments

  You’re wrapping up your assignment and have a few weeks or even longer until your next assignment, or maybe you haven’t officially accepted a new assignment yet. There are several great ways to spend your hard to come by spare time....

  Alex Evans, PharmD | October 22, 2019

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  How to Manage Self-Care When on Assignment

  Self-care is proven to have positive effects on a person’s emotional and physical health. Some may consider self-care to be an indulgence, arguing it is selfish to set aside time for yourself. In today’s busy world, it’s not enough to assume that we’ll find time to fit self-care in our schedule. It ...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | October 17, 2019

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  General Safety Tips While Traveling Solo

  While it can be easy to get caught up in the excitement of a new assignment and meeting new coworkers, it’s important to keep safety foremost in your mind when traveling. Implementing extra precautions can become second nature, and provide you with peace of mind while traveling solo....

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | October 15, 2019

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  Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Week 2019

  If you have been working as a technologist or is a support service employee for a nuclear medicine department, you are probably aware of what the first full-week in October is. It is when the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) and Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imag...

  Susan J. Kelly, BS, CNMT | October 11, 2019

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  Exploring the Unique Experience of Temporary Staffing, the Associated Benefits, and Their Potential Impact on Your Career: Part 1

  In part one of this three-part series, I will discuss my experiences with temporary staffing assignments with emphasis on the lessons I learned from them. In part two, I will delve more into the associated benefits, and in part three, I will discuss the long-term positive impacts those experiences h...

  Bryan Mayfield | October 10, 2019

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  The Job Interview: the Hiring Manager’s Perspective

  In this two-part series, I’ll cover what it is really like in the other person’s shoes; for applicants, it is helpful to understand what the hiring manager is thinking, while for hiring managers, it is helpful to understand what the clinician is thinking. If you are a clinician, here are the top thi...

  Alex Evans, PharmD | October 08, 2019

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