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We’re pleased to bring you a guest blog from travel nursing veteran and patient advocate, Holly Lewis. She busts common travel nursing myths in this article, and telling it like it is. Have you believed any of these travel nursing myths? Myth #1: Travel nursing isn't worth it. You make very good money as ...

What’s the travel nursing salary like? According to bsnedu.org, The Minnesota Department of Employment currently ranks registered nurses as the second most in-demand occupation in the state. Because of this, travel nurses have a lot of opportunities to grow in their career with a traveling nurse salary. Based on Salary.com’s 2018 ...

It's the most wonderful time of the year... bonus season! For some travel nurses, this means they get a chance to recharge and spend time with family in between travel nursing jobs. While for the others, this is an opportunity to boost their income. If you're attracted by the latter, ...

What’s the travel nursing salary like? According to usawage.com, registered nurses are ranked #5 in the list of most popular jobs in Pennsylvania. Needless to say, a travel nurse can earn a significant income per hour – coupled with the low cost of living in many areas of Pennsylvania, nurses can ...

Your travel nursing journey begins as soon as you start deciding on a staffing agency you want to work with. Word of advice – don’t rush this since they will be your representative and help you through every step of the process. With so many choices, it gets confusing but ...

Travel nurse labor and delivery is never boring Labor and delivery travel nurse jobs provide some of the most interesting, triumphant, and heartbreaking moments – all packed into one shift. There are always more babies being born, so the demand for labor and delivery travel nurses is constant. This is especially ...

The many benefits of being a travel nurse Travel nursing is a high demand profession that emerged as a career because of a shortage of nurses. Traveling nurses, as the name suggests, are health care professionals who are hired to work in a specific location for a specified period before traveling ...

So you’re moving on to the next assignment, or even beginning your first travel nursing job – congratulations! Now that you’ve got a new city in your sights, finding where you’re going to live can be one of the most exciting (and daunting) parts of the experience. There’s no one ...