Travel nursing requires experience at the bedside—and while you may not have that at the moment, there are some things that you can do to prepare yourself for when you’re ready to get out and explore the world while helping patients as a travel nurse.
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How to Become a Travel Nurse as a New Grad
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What Do Physical Therapists Do?
Physical therapists are healthcare providers who utilize exercise, manual therapy, and education for patients of all ages. To become a physical therapist, a candidate must earn a Doctorate of Physical Therapy, successfully pass the National Physical Therapy Examination, and achieve licensure in the state where they will practice. Physical Therapists may also specialize by competing […]
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How COVID-19 Has Impacted Medical Imaging
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the world. Many of us continue to wonder if we’ll ever get back to “normal” or at least some new normal where we can move about freely and see family and friends as we once used to. This pandemic has certainly taken its toll on the medical community. We are […]
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Physical Therapy Licensure Compact (PTLC)
Congratulations, you have completed your Doctorate of Physical Therapy Degree! Now it’s time to prepare for the NPTE exam and become a licensed physical therapist. In order to apply for a state licensure, you will need to find out what your jurisdiction requires for licensure, then request a licensure application from your state licensing authority. […]
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Key Traits of Successful Travel Allied Health Professionals
While it may be true that travel jobs are plentiful for allied health professionals, this doesn’t mean that every clinician will thrive on this career path. Making the decision to get into travel health care work is exactly the same as making any other big career decision. It’s not always as simple as making a […]
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A Lasting First Impression
Most people form a first impression in the first seven seconds upon meeting another individual. This mental snapshot may not be accurate, but once created, it can be difficult to change someone’s perspective, even if you get a second chance. First impressions are important for both our personal and professional life, but sometimes we don’t […]
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Wider Use of Masks Brings About Skin Concerns for Nurses
One of the outcomes of COVID-19 is the widespread use of masks as personal protective equipment (PPE). With their constant use, there are new skin concerns that are being noted. “Masks are now being worn 100% of the time by healthcare professionals,” says Bruce A. Brod, MD, MHCI clinical professor of Dermatology at the University […]
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Travel Nurses and Allied Health Professionals – Enter our New Year’s Giveaway!
Alright, be honest.. Have you ever headed into a new year saying “New Year, New Me” only to give up on your goal by the end of January? If the answer is “yes”, you’re not alone. Whether your goal is keeping a consistent workout schedule, eating healthier meals, or getting better sleep, it can be […]
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Taxes as a Travel Nurse or Travel Allied Health Clinician
Are you a travel nurse or allied health professional getting ready to do your taxes? Although many of the same rules (and deductions) apply to you as permanent placement employees, there are a few exceptions. As a leader in the travel nursing and allied health space, Barton Healthcare Staffing partnered with Andrew Schwartz, CPA of […]
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