One reason many healthcare clinicians pick travel jobs is to save for retirement—travel clinicians earn more than their permanent counterparts, meaning they can save even faster.
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Recent Posts
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Understanding Your 401(k) as a Travel Healthcare Clinician
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My Travel Nurse Story: Kate D.’s Journey from Accountant to Healthcare Clinician
“I know I could reach out to BHS at any time if there is a problem,” Kate D. said. “BHS makes a very good effort about preparing you for an interview with a client, and I feel like that sets BHS apart from any other agencies.”
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How AI in Healthcare Is Transforming Allied Health Careers
From improved workflow efficiency to risk mitigation, AI tools help allied healthcare professionals do everyday tasks.
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2025 Pharmacist Job Outlook
There’s a concerning lack of licensed pharmacists in the United States—in fact, the U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration projects a shortage of nearly 5,000 of these critical allied health clinicians through 2036.
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Top 5 States Hiring Travel Dental Hygienists
From vibrant cities to stunning attractions, travel dental hygienists have a wide range of opportunities.
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10 Highest-Paying Allied Health Careers
See if your specialty made the list—and learn how you can potentially make even more money as a travel allied health clinician with us.
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National Allied Health Week 2024: Discover Healthcare Worker Discounts
National Allied Health Week 2024 (November 3–10) is quickly approaching, and in celebration of the dedication and resilience of allied health professionals, we’re exploring a range of healthcare worker discounts that medical professionals of all types can take advantage of.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Celebrating the Vital Role of Mammography Techs
Mammography techs are essential in the battle against breast cancer—these radiology technicians assist the patient in the process of screening breasts for prevention or monitoring purposes.
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Day Shift or Night Shift? Pros and Cons of Both
As a travel clinician, you’re able to choose the kind of schedule you want, meaning you get to pick between working daytime and evening assignments.
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Dental Hygienist Pay, Job Outlook, and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Dental hygienists play an important role in maintaining good oral health in patients across the United States not only by conducting cleanings, but also by educating the public on how to correctly care for their teeth and gums.