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The majority of nurses and other allied healthcare professionals who choose to travel for their career (versus permanent placement) will eventually transition back to permanent staff at some point. Many of them wonder: will traveling hurt my chances to succeed in a future permanent staff position? They fear that their ...

Do you have a to-do list as long as your stethoscope (or gait belt, looking at you, PTs) to get ready for your next travel assignment? Changing locations every 13 or-so weeks is enough to make anyone feel scattered. Luckily, travel professionals work with recruiters to guide them through the ...

For nurses, it’s not just a few buzzwords on a resume that makes them good at their jobs – it’s the core-rooted characteristics that drives them to a career in travel nursing. We’ve known a lot of nurses from different backgrounds and walks of life, but here’s what they all ...