Staying in Touch With Your Pets Working long shifts can make it hard to keep up with your pets. One of the things the Internet-of-Things can do is let you see and interact with your pets from afar. There are various pet-watching devices available. Some use regular home security camera technology to see what the […]
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Recent Posts
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Taking Care of Your Pets Remotely When on Assignment
Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | 31 December, 2019
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Saving Money While on the Road
Life on the road can be challenging when it comes to sticking to a budget. Eating out, transportation, and even laundry can add up quickly! The key is to experience new places while stacking your savings account. Here’s a list of strategies to trim your spending while living “life on the road”. Bring Your Food […]
Kearstyn Fox, RN | 26 December, 2019
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Coping with Homesickness During the Holiday Season
Homesickness is very common and the holiday season can intensify those feelings. You may feel sad, tired, and isolated. It can be hard to look forward to your day if you are missing your loved ones. How can you combat feeling homesick? Recognize that many people experience homesickness and understand that you are not alone, […]
Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | 24 December, 2019
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Maintaining Relationships as a Travel Nurse
Travel nursing has many perks for those who decide this opportunity aligns with them. The thought of traveling for work is a daydream for many. This career has expanded not only my nursing skills but my outlook on life. The chance to see new cultures, experience new ways of living, and see some of the […]
Kearstyn Fox, RN | 19 December, 2019
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Avoiding Healthcare Professional Burnout
Recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), burnout is a serious condition that requires multiple approaches, including medication. Despite popular belief, burnout is more than just stress. Stress is an emotion that people feel and can often eventually cope with. If stress (the core cause of burnout) is not addressed, it can grow into exhaustion, […]
Janine Kelbach, BSN, RNC-OB | 17 December, 2019
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Grow Your Skills for Nursing Leadership
Many nurses fall into a leadership role with little to no training or preparation. Some may even begin this new role with the misconception that if it’s in a specialty or unit they’re familiar with, then leading the nursing team would be no different than the work they currently do. Believing that leadership skills come […]
Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | 12 December, 2019
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A Physical Therapist’s Advice for Better Sleep
Sleep is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Lack of sleep has been shown to cause an increase in blood pressure, decreased concentration and forgetfulness, increases the speed of aging, leads to depression and weight gain. For patients, sleep is especially important for recovery. As a physical therapist or other travelling healthcare professional, how […]
Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | 10 December, 2019
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Preparing for an Interview
Congratulations, you have submitted your resume! Now, it is time to prepare for your interview. Typically a recruiter or a human resource representative will arrange a phone screening. The recruiter will want a better understanding of the details on your resume, learn your goals and interests, as well as obtain references. Let the recruiter know […]
Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | 5 December, 2019
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How to Succeed in Travel Nursing as an Introvert
Travel nursing can be a great way to explore the world, work in different nursing environments, gain career experience, and make a great living. Although, if you consider yourself an introverted personality type, the thought of traveling, adjusting to ongoing changes in your work environment, and meeting new coworkers, may seem a little daunting. Many […]
Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | 3 December, 2019
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How to Make Your Resume Stand Out
Most employers post for positions online. Some will give the option to attach a cover letter and a resume, while others will auto-populate information found on your resume and have you edit the information. Be sure to give yourself plenty of time to complete these tedious fields as you want to be seen as a […]
Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | 26 November, 2019
