Here are four tips to follow that will make planning your next assignment a breeze.
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4 Tips for Planning Your Next Travel Healthcare Assignment
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Tips for Keeping Track of Healthcare Licenses and Certifications
At minimum, you should keep track of the state, license number, and when the license expires.
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Developing Positive Relationships With Coworkers
Working as a travelling nurse can provide opportunities to see new places, learn new things, and meet new people. Although, this means that you’re often the new person. Sometimes it’s fun when everything about the job, the people, and the environment, is fresh and exciting. But it can also be stressful if you’re not sure […]
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Switching Careers? Become a Travel Nurse!
Your role as a travel nurse is to step in for regular staff nurses or to be an additional help on a short-term basis. This has been especially true during the COVID-19 pandemic and the increased need of hospitals and clinics. Travel nurses primarily relocate all over the country, but there are opportunities to work […]
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Online Resources for Traveling Professionals
Housing Furnished Finder is a great resource for finding housing that is move-in ready. The website is free and easy to navigate. All you have to do is fill out a form regarding your requests such as city, budget, dates, etc. Your information will then be matched with potential rentals, and the property owners will […]
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NP vs DNP: What Path Should I Choose?
Should I be an NP or DNP? Nurses play a lot of different roles in healthcare and, as such, often vary in terms of education and experience. Because there is no one way to be a nurse, there are many different ways for those in the field to reach the same goal: To provide the […]
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Empowering Women to Prioritize Their Mental Health
In our last Blog Barton Healthcare Staffing kicked off National Nurses Week with our video on The History of Nurses. But did you know that May also marks two other important national observances? Indeed, the month of May is also known as Mental Health Awareness Month and Women’s Health Month. With so much to celebrate in […]
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The Path to a Physical Therapy Career
Education All of the entry-level physical therapy programs in the United States are at the doctorate level, the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Prerequisites for DPT programs include a bachelor’s degree with coursework in one of the following: human anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry, social science, medical terminology, and physics. Many programs require the GRE, […]
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Professional Development Tips: 5 Ways to Improve Your Nursing Skills
Learning is a lifelong endeavor—no matter how confident you are in your knowledge and abilities, there’s always room for improvement.
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Paying Down Student Debt as a Travel Clinician
Allied health professionals tend to graduate with a lot of debt—physical therapy grads finished school with an average total debt balance of $142,000. Whether you’re in school, in residency, or working as a full-time allied health clinician, check out our advice for paying down student debt.