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  The Ultimate Guide for Travel Clinicians

  Have you checked out the BHS guide for Travel Clinicians? Check it out here! ...

  BHS Team | December 15, 2020

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  Traveling as a PT Pair: One Couple's Experience

  This week, I had the opportunity to interview my colleague regarding her experience as a Traveling Physical Therapist. Stephanie and her husband Kyle, who is also a Physical Therapist, were newly engaged when they made the decision to travel. Between their combined college loans and high rent in the...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | December 08, 2020

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  Nelan T., RN's Experience With BHS [VIDEO INTERVIEW]

  When Nelan T., a new psych RN, connected with her BHS recruiter, she had experienced unemployment twice in the same year. "I started Psych Nursing in January of this year, and I actually reached unemployment for a couple of weeks from that facility, with all of the COVID things going on." Nelan says...

  Ellen Lowry | December 01, 2020

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  How Temporary Clinicians Can Help During the Holiday Season

  As the cold fall season brings us closer to the winter months, it’s time to start planning for holiday coverage at your organization. Thanks to vacations and winter illnesses, many facilities find themselves without sufficient coverage from November through January. This can result in a decrease in ...

  BHS Team | November 24, 2020

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  Standard Precautions for The New Universe

  One of the earliest known pandemics dates back to Athens, Greece in 430 B.C. Some experts believe that it could have been an outbreak of Typhoid Fever. There were actually ...

  Susan J. Kelly, BS, CNMT | November 17, 2020

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  How Barton Healthcare Staffing Can Help Your IHS Facility

  As a nursing and allied health staffing and recruiting company, we operate under the motto: Quality. One relationship at a time. What does this mean for your IHS facility? Read on to learn more about our IHS staffing experience and solutions....

  BHS Team | November 11, 2020

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  Benefits of Working in a Rural Health Setting

  To many travelers, travel contracts are, first and foremost, about exploring. From working in a new setting to visiting a new location on your off days, travel nurses and allied health providers alike choose to travel to new locations in order to broaden their skills and enhance their worldview....

  Ellen Lowry | November 03, 2020

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  The Birth of the American Physical Therapy Association

  After the war ended, many Reconstruction Aids found employment in civilian hospitals, physician officers, Veterans hospitals, and many opened private practices. During the war the aids developed strong relationships and wanted to keep these friendships as well as share new knowledge to further impro...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | October 27, 2020

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  History of Physical Therapy

  Happy Physical Therapy Month from all of us at Barton Healthcare Staffing! According to the American Physical Therapy Association, PT month presents an annual opportunity to raise awareness about the benefits of physical therapy. In honor of the month long celebration, or clinical liaison and physic...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | October 20, 2020

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  Common Licensing Questions, Answered

  Here at Barton Healthcare Staffing, we have in house licensing, credentialing, and travel teams in order to get you where you need to go. Whether you need a new state license for your travel assignment in a month, or you are looking for the closest hotel to your facility, Barton's specialized teams ...

  BHS Team | October 05, 2020

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