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  The Biggest Myths of Travel Nursing Debunked

  Many companies offer appealing roles for travel nurses. Despite the variety of opportunities, nurses often go into travel nursing with false assumptions of what the position will entail. This article will explore some common myths of travel nursing, and break down the facts to know before diving in....

  Janine Kelbach, BSN, RNC-OB | July 30, 2019

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  Benefits of Using Temporary, Contract Employees

  Being able to quickly get someone in and orient them is important. It eliminates the need to reduce patient schedules, which keeps upper management happy, and your permanent staff does not become overworked, which keeps them happy. Most importantly the patients are being cared for in a safe environm...

  Susan J. Kelly, BS, CNMT | July 25, 2019

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  Developing Positive Relationships With Coworkers

  Working as a travelling nurse can provide opportunities to see new places, learn new things, and meet new people. Although, this means that you’re often the new person. Sometimes it’s fun when everything about the job, the people, and the environment, is fresh and exciting. But it can also be stress...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | July 23, 2019

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  Travel Nursing 101

  Travel nursing is a dream for many of us. All we have ever wanted was to explore the world while pursuing our passion. From the outside looking in, travel nursing can seem a bit overwhelming as a newbie. Where do you even begin and what can you expect once you reach out to an agency? ...

  Kearstyn Fox, RN | July 18, 2019

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  A Day in the Life of an OB Nurse (On a Good Day)

  Many people refer to an OB nurse position as “the best job ever.” While the job certainly has its benefits, it also comes with challenges....

  Janine Kelbach, BSN, RNC-OB | July 16, 2019

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  Pet-Friendly Travel

  BHS strives to make the travel process smooth and headache-free, helping in any way we can to help our physicians and advanced practice providers feel at home on assignment. For some, this includes bringing loved ones - including cats, dogs, rabbits, and other pets....

  Julie Shea | July 11, 2019

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  What Do Physical Therapists Do?

  Often, a patient is referred to physical therapy by their physician, but many states allow for direct access, meaning the patient can see a physical therapist without a referral or prescription from the doctor. The physical therapist’s evaluation starts with a thorough review of the patient’s past m...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | July 09, 2019

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  Why Travel Nursing Is the Best Career

  I spent most of my younger years hoping that one day I could see the world and find a way to make money while doing it. Travel nursing has been my biggest blessing and I hope it can be yours, too. Open your heart up to new possibilities and don’t be afraid to take a leap! Below are some of the highl...

  Kearstyn Fox, RN | July 04, 2019

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  Tips to Optimize Your Resume for Your Next Opportunity

  I have experienced being on both ends of the hiring process: as an applicant, I have seen the frustrations of applying to numerous jobs and putting up to an hour into each application only to never hear back, or to make it to the interview and then get ghosted....

  Alex Evans, PharmD | July 02, 2019

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  It Takes Teamwork to Get You to Your Job

  Traveling as a medical professional can be a very hard job. Your recruiter and other members of the team play an important role in making the transition as smooth (and with as few annoyances) as possible....

  Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | June 27, 2019

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