COVID-19 has left you feeling battered, somewhat beaten. If you cannot figure out how to convey to your friends and family what it is like to work on a COVID-19 unit, how could you ever find the words to put on your resume? Read more
The best specialties for travel nursing are those with the highest demand and the highest pay. However, those two attributes don’t necessarily go hand in hand. In this article, we’ll use data from our travel nursing job board to give you an idea of how various specialties rank for these two attributes. Read more
The best travel nursing agencies are hard to find. There are over 300 agencies and reviews are spread across multiple services. Meanwhile, travel nursing companies are pivotal in a travel nurse’s career. Therefore, travel nurses are intent to seek out the best agencies. So, we aggregated over 79,000 reviews from the most reputable review sources to bring you this list of the best travel nursing companies of 2020. Read more
Travel nurses typically receive tax-free reimbursements for various expenses because they travel away from their tax-home for work. However, there are limits as to how long a travel nurse can stay in one place and continue to qualify for tax-free reimbursements. In this article, we’ll discuss all of this topic’s angles so travel nurses can approach it with confidence. Read more
Many travel nurses wonder where travel nursing agencies are located. While agencies are located all across the United States, there are few hotbeds which are interesting to know about. Perhaps the more intriguing question for us to consider is whether or not location matters. Read more
Property owners often contact us to ask how they can rent their properties to travel nurses. While we are not a property listing service, we do have expertise in the travel healthcare industry. So, in this article, we’ll discuss everything property owners need to know to rent their properties to travel nurses. Read more
The life of a travel nurse can be incredibly fulfilling – it means an opportunity to try out new cities on a regular basis, experiment with different hospital settings, and meet a steady stream of new people. While this constant change can undeniably be a good thing, one mistake that I often see travel nurses make is not being intentional or deliberate enough about their personal brand. Read more
