Pay packages are averaging a little higher over last week overall, just in time to plan your late summer/early fall travels. Find a new home over the next 13+ weeks in Ohio, Pennsylvania, California, Nevada, Michigan, Oregon, or wherever you find the job that suits you. Let’s take a look at this week’s listings. Travel […]
As the summer months wane, vacation season winds down, and students start to head back to school, perhaps you’re looking to head off to a new opportunity, too. Good timing. Because there are a number of great travel opportunities across all specialties and locations. Here are this week’s top listed positions based solely on the […]
Update February 20, 2020: The Indiana State Board of Nursing announced its full implementation of the Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) will be effective July 1, 2020. This comes one year later than what was initially expected and more than a year after legislation was passed to join the compact. Beginning July 1, 2020, Indiana nurses will be able to start applying for their multistate licenses and out of state nurses who […]
If you are stuck inside working inside and can’t enjoy the beautiful summer weather in your neck of the woods, we’ve got the perfect solution to cure your day shift blues (Hint: It’s nursing memes). 1. If you could not pause for that long, that’d be great. – via Reddit user meg090 2. Who knew nursing […]
For millions of U.S. citizens, celebrating July 4 is synonymous with setting the sky ablaze with fireworks, and based on consumer data from 2017 that trend isn’t likely to slow down this year. Americans spent more than $1 billion dollars in 2017 on consumer and display fireworks, according to the American Pyrotechnics Association, but they also […]
UPDATE, May 14, 2019, at 1:30 p.m. CDT Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed the nursing compact license bill into law last week, according to a Facebook post from the Alabama Board of Nursing. The board expects to fully implement eNLC processes and issue compact nursing licenses by January 2020. Healthcare Traveler Today will update this […]
While members of the Minnesota Nurses Association continue their negotiations with six hospitals in the Twin Cities region, several travel nurse staffing and strike staffing agencies have been hunting for nurses in anticipation of a potentially large June nursing strike. ActionStaff, Medical Solutions, Huffmaster, Nurse Bridge, Supplemental Health Care, HealthSource Global Staffing, Medical Staffing Network and […]
The theme of this year’s National Nurses Week celebration, which takes place from May 6-12, is “4 Million Reasons To Celebrate”, which highlights contributions of America’s 4 million registered nurses, according to the American Nurses Association website. Even if there are four million reasons, one of the best reasons for nurses to celebrate this week […]
By Jordan Rau and Elizabeth Lucas, Kaiser Health News The federal government accelerated its crackdown on nursing homes that go days without a registered nurse by downgrading the rankings of a tenth of the nation’s homes on Medicare’s consumer website, new records show. In its update in April to Nursing Home Compare, the Centers for […]
By Alex McCoy, Contributing Writer, Owner of Fit Travel Life When I explain to non-healthcare friends and family that there is indeed a slow season for hospitals they seem a little amused. Surely we can’t predict when people get sick, right? Any experienced traveler will tell you that there is a higher incidence of hospitalizations […]
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