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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. ...

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 ...

Have you decided travel nursing is the life for you? We’re here to help you navigate the ins and outs of travel nursing (hey, it’s what we do!). It’s easy to get confused with all the conflicting advice from competing recruitment firms, so let this be your go-to guide when ...

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 ...

California, Texas and Maryland are so hot right now – and we’re not even talking about the higher summer temperatures. Hospitals in these states have some of the best opportunities to offer nurses looking for their next travel assignment: great pay, site-seeing destinations and an urgent need for nurses. Here ...

April is packed with many events which involves healthcare professionals. Don't forget to mark your calendars about these events. It’s National Occupational Therapy Month – the best time to celebrate occupational therapists that help people in the community live life to its fullest. Don’t forget to thank an occupational therapist ...

Traveling isn’t just a career option for nurses – there are two emerging disciplines in the healthcare field with an exploding job to patient population ratio: medical imaging specialists (ultrasound/sonography, CT, radiology, MRI, X-ray) and respiratory therapists (RRTs). The rising demand for these professionals is due in part to the ...