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As a travel nurse, you should never be asked to lower your expectations when it comes to your work preferences (so long as they’re reasonable). Adjust them? Maybe. In this article, we address a few areas of frustration experienced by many travel nurses, and shed light on how shifting expectations ...

In the world of travel nursing, making a good first impression during the job interview is essential – mainly because you only get one impression. Interviews are almost always done over the phone, and there is no second or third round. We’ve made a list of things travel nurses can ...

When it's time to sign travel nursing contracts: Congratulations! You’ve been offered your next (or first!) assignment as a travel nurse. You know what that means – time to sign the contract. Typically, you will receive the contract from your recruiter within 24 hours of accepting the position. Unfortunately, many nurses do ...

As a travel nurse, there are many factors to consider when deciding on your next assignment – factors many permanent nurses don’t even have to think about. As recruiters placing travel nurses all over the country, there are several recurring items we see on career “must have” lists. That’s why we ...

Travel nurses are constantly on the go. You may have learned from experience (ahem, the hard way) why it’s important to stay organized and be prepared. To combat disorganization and keep you ready for your next assignment, we’ve compiled a list of practical things you can do to help your ...