Those Travelling with Clinicians Can Find Employment Challenging Many nurses and allied health professionals want to travel with their spouses or significant others. Employment of the significant other can be a problem when they aren’t also traveling clinicians. The concerns are exacerbated by 13- to 26-week rotations as places hesitate to hire an employee with […]
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Employment Tips for a Traveling Clinician’s Significant Other
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Taking Care of Your Pets Remotely When on Assignment
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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Tips for Remaining Calm During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Stay Calm! As a physical therapist and parent, I am being inundated with stressful news regarding COVID-19 and I find myself uncharacteristically anxious. Instead of exploring the negative, I am choosing to focus on the things I can control. What can I control? Well, I can control how I choose to respond to the current […]
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Which Specialty Nurse Clinicians Can Work as Travel Nurses?
Did you know that there are over 1.7 million travel nurses in the U.S.? Without travel nurses to fill in vital roles in healthcare, the industry would come to a standstill. How? Because one key role travel nurses play is in temporary hospital staffing. However, that’s far from the only healthcare facility where travel nurses play an […]
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Working as a Travel Healthcare Clinician? Here’s What to Do With Your Permanent Residence
Travel healthcare clinicians are constantly moving from job to job, taking assignments in places far away from home.
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5 Tips for Maintaining a Work-Life Balance as a Travel Healthcare Clinician
Working as a travel nurse or allied health professional can be quite draining, emotionally and physically.
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A Breakdown of the Nurse Licensure Compact
The Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) The Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) is an interstate agreement that allows RNs and LPNs to have one license to practice in other states, as long as that other state participates in the NLC as well. The NLC is especially beneficial to travel nurses. As a travel nurse, your license is […]
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5 Bucket List Places to Visit as a Travel Healthcare Clinician
While where you travel will depend on where you take an assignment, here’s a non-exhaustive list of five amazing destinations you can visit when you decide to partner with us.
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Read How Susan N., RN Started her First Travel Assignment with BHS During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Hi Susan, thanks so much for speaking with me today. I know you are on your first travel assignment in New York City right now. How have things been working with Barton Healthcare staffing and specifically with your recruiter, Lorenzo? Well I’ll say that this is my first time ever doing an agency. I’ve been […]
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Is a Career in Travel Nursing For Me?
The Life of a Travel Nurse If you’re reading this blog post, you’ve probably heard of travel nursing – flexible long- and short- term assignments for healthcare workers across the country. You may even know that travel nurses have the potential to pull in higher rates than permanent ones. That said, do you know what […]