For the first part of this blog post, visit Part 1, or The History of Physical Therapy. After World War I ended, many reconstruction aids found employment in civilian hospitals, physician officers, veterans hospitals, and many opened private practices. During the war the aids developed strong relationships and wanted to keep these friendships as well […]
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The Birth of the American Physical Therapy Association
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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 […]
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The History of Nurses: Celebrating National Nurses Week
Just as in any line of work, the evolution of nursing into the profession it is today didn’t happen overnight. It took a long line of movers and shakers to lead the way. Though it may have looked a lot different as recently as 50 years ago, the nursing profession has always been full of […]
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Retired But Want to Return to Work? Become a Travel Healthcare Clinician
A brand-new survey published by ResumeBuilder.com revealed that 12% of retired Americans say they’re very likely or somewhat likely to go back to work in 2024.
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Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Week 2019
If you have been working as a technologist or is a support service employee for a nuclear medicine department, you are probably aware of what the first full-week in October is. It is when the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) and Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging- Technologist Section (SNMMI-TS) join […]
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8 Highest-Paying Allied Health Specialties
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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Examining Pharmacist Salary Data
On average, travel pharmacists make almost 94% more than the average permanent pharmacist.
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A Brief History of Medical Imaging
You may be asking yourself, what is medical imaging? Medical imaging is a new way to describe an old, but continually evolving and exciting industry. You may be more familiar with the terms radiology department or X-ray department. In general terms, medical imaging is the process of visualizing the body’s parts and organs in order […]
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How to Bill Medicare and Medicaid for Physical Therapists
In my blog for January, we took a look at an article on lexology.com, detailing how the Department of Health and Human Services and The Department of Justice have started enforcement on Physical Therapy Providers that bill Medicare and Medicaid. In my blog this month, I wanted to explore ways to address the authors’ key […]
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See You in Chicago! APTA’s NEXT 2019 Conference and Exposition
In two weeks, two members of the Barton Healthcare Staffing team will be attending APTA’s NEXT 2019 Conference and Exhibition in Chicago, Illinois. We’re excited to join more than 2,000 physical therapy professionals during more than 60 interactive educational sessions, forward-thinking discussions, and networking opportunities. Full conference attendance is worth up to 1.8 CEUs (18 […]