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  Switching Careers? Become a Travel Nurse!

  Your role as a travel nurse is to step in for regular staff nurses or to be an additional help on a short-term basis. Travel nurses primarily relocate all over the country, but there are opportunities to work internationally. If you've been considering this path, but aren't sure where to begin, read...

  Risa Kerslake, RN | May 18, 2021

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  One Technologist, Many Modalities

  According to published reports, medical imaging saw a system-wide decrease in imaging by about 55 percent during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mammography and Nuclear Medicine exams were the most affected modalities, decreasing by 93 percent and 61 percent respectively. Then, of course,...

  Susan J. Kelly, BS, CNMT | May 11, 2021

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  Adapting to a New Place While on a Travel Assignment

  Your next travel assignment might be in a large city or a small town, but regardless, it will probably feel like an unfamiliar place. No matter how long you are going to be staying there, the sooner you can settle into your new city, the sooner you'll start to feel more comfortable. Here are the bes...

  Risa Kerslake, RN | May 04, 2021

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  Sales and Deals for Healthcare Professionals

  Nurses have always been hard-working and dedicated to the medical field, and their extra efforts over this past year have not gone unnoticed. To show their gratitude, countless businesses across the U.S. have been offering discounts and deals for healthcare workers like yourself!...

  BHS Team | April 27, 2021

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  7 Tips for New Travel Nurses

  Considering a career as a travel nurse is a great way to showcase your skills, explore new places, and gain new experience, but it can be daunting when you actually sign up for it. Of course, it's normal to feel overwhelmed, anxious and possibly even uncertain you made the right decision. Here are 7...

  Risa Kerslake, RN | April 20, 2021

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  How to Manage Your Grief While On Assignment

  Grief affects everyone, and nurses and other health care workers are dealing with a lot through the pandemic. When you're traveling, it can bring unique aspects to the grieving process as you may be away from your friends and family. The good news is, there are ways to help work through your grief a...

  Risa Kerslake, RN | April 13, 2021

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  FAQs as a Traveling Physical Therapist

  Working in traveling healthcare is great, but you will probably have a lot of questions. Here are some frequently asked questions that might make things more clear...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | April 06, 2021

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  Eating Healthy on Assignment

  Great! You have a travel nurse position. You work this full-time job and the rest of your free time is your own. You don’t have to think about landscaping your yard or painting your deck. While on assignment, you’re probably not going to be spending much time volunteering in civic organizations or r...

  Paul Rickard, DDS | March 30, 2021

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  Network Like a Natural

  Connecting with other clinicians provides a path to developing both your clinical and professional resources. None of us can function in a vacuum, so building your network is a great way to collaborate, increase your skill set and develop a support system. And if you happen to be considering a new j...

  Renee Dahring, NP | March 23, 2021

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  Getting Out and About in a New City

  An obvious perk of being a travel nurse is going to new places and seeing new things. For many, knowing what is available for exploration and enjoyment is a part of deciding where you are going. One of the first things to do, even before you leave, is go to the city’s and the state’s tourism board w...

  Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | March 16, 2021

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