2016 - Epic Travel Staffing

Patrick’s Story: The Financial Aspect of Travel CT Tech Jobs

December 22, 2016 Travel Allied

The Many Benefits of Travel CT Tech Jobs Patrick became a CT technologist because he enjoys the work itself. In his own words, he describes what he does as “fascinating”, but wages in his state were becoming stagnant and health insurance premiums were through the roof. Becoming a traveling medical imaging ...

Where are Travel Nurses Spending Their Thanksgiving This Year?

November 8, 2016 Uncategorized

Just like their staff nurse counterparts, many travel nurses are scheduled to work on holidays like Thanksgiving. Being a nurse means you already serve selflessly every day, but working through the holiday is perhaps the most selfless act of all. That said, it’s okay to be homesick! That’s why we ...

4 Reasons Why Now is the Time to Become a Traveling Rehab Therapist

November 3, 2016 Uncategorized

Rehab therapists like occupational therapists (OTs), physical therapists (PTs) and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) ranked #17, #12 and #19, respectively, in the 2016 Best Health Care Jobs list (US News). Rehab therapy is expected to grow by 131,000 new positions by 2024 – so if you’re a rehab therapist evaluating your ...

Carly’s Story: “Travel Nursing Came Easily to Me”

October 13, 2016 Uncategorized

Nursing is a calling that strikes a chosen few, some of whom know they’re meant to be in the field early in life – Carly is one of those nurses. Recognizing her passion for caring for people, she decided she wanted to pursue the profession way back in middle school. ...

Amy’s Story: How Travel Nursing Fit My Family’s Needs

September 26, 2016 Uncategorized

Amy has been a nurse since 1999, and has used her experience in many different ways since graduating from the University of Virginia. That’s why she loves nursing; you can always change up your unit if you start getting restless, and there’s always more to learn. Amy’s background is mainly ...

11 Tips for a First-Time Medical Imaging Tech Traveler

September 22, 2016 Uncategorized

Hospitals, imaging labs and outpatient centers depend on traveling radiologic technologists to service a growing number of patients (thanks, Baby Boomers!) who require X-rays, CAT scans, ultrasounds, MRIs and other diagnostic procedures. Traveling medical imaging techs have been known to earn a handsome annual salary (like the traveling nurse salary ...

Allied Travel Professionals: How to Audit Your Resume in 10 Minutes

September 12, 2016 Uncategorized

If you’re like most people, you’ve been using the same basic resume format for you’re the majority of your travel career. Sure, it may have landed you a few good jobs, but if you find yourself losing traction in your travel assignment search, it might be time to audit the ...

Why Travel Nursing is Fun as an Empty-Nester?

September 6, 2016 Uncategorized

Many empty nesters and soon-to-be empty nesters have the same question: what’s next? Maybe you’ve been dreaming of the “freedom” that comes with the extra time, space and money you’ll have once the kids have grown up, or maybe you haven’t thoughtfully considered this phase of life yet. Either way, ...

What to Do if You Think You Bombed the Interview?

August 29, 2016 Uncategorized

If you’ve ever walked out of an in-person interview or hung up following a phone interview feeling like you’ve dropped the ball, you’re not alone. Most hiring managers expect you to be nervous. In fact, the odds are pretty good that you didn’t perform as terribly as you might think. ...

Is a 13-Week Travel Assignment Really Worth It?

August 22, 2016 Uncategorized

Maybe you’re just learning about the nursing and allied travel phenomenon, or perhaps you’ve seen these mysterious creatures rotating in and out of the facilities you’ve worked in. Either way, if you’ve never experienced a travel assignment yourself, you’re probably wondering: Is a 13-week travel assignment really worth it? It depends ...

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