The Gypsy Nurse in Liberia with Cross Cultural Care As you probably already read, The Gypsy Nurse is volunteering in Liberia. I plan to bring you along with me; virtually and give you a ‘feet on the ground’ accounting of the entire process. CHECK OUT THE PREVIOUS SEGMENTS OF THIS SERIES IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO READ MORE […]
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“What activities did you do on your travel nursing assignment in ___________?” You are going to have a really hard time answering that if you don’t get out and explore and see what is out there! Most recruiters will tell you that their travelers are most happy on assignment when they are out and about and […]
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Sponsored by: HotelEngine.com Chances are you became a travel nurse because you wanted a job where you could help people in need and see the country (or the world). But along with the rewards of traveling, comes the responsibility of securing housing and hotels. Travel Nurse housing can get expensive. Figuring out where and how […]
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With Nurses Week ended, it is only fitting that we do a sort of follow-up, with a reminder as to why most of you are nurses or working in the medical field. We all know that nothing in this life is perfect. Being a travel nurse has its fair share of problems. I believe that […]
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Working as a Travel Nurse, the majority of our life is planned out in 13 week blocks. Whether we are planning for the “during an assignment”, or the “between assignments” we still schedule our lives around our contracts, or our contracts around our lives. It really doesn’t matter how you prefer to look at […]
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The Gypsy Nurse is heading to Liberia with Cross Cultural Care As you probably already read, The Gypsy Nurse is going to volunteer in Liberia. I plan to bring you along with me; virtually and give you a ‘feet on the ground’ accounting of the entire process. Ebola IN THE PREVIOUS SEGMENT OF THIS SERIES OF ARTICLES, I […]
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Happy Mothers Day to all the Mother’s out there. If you are working today, Thank You. Don’t forget to call or remember your Mother on this special day. History of Mother’s Day
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Sponsored by: Aya Healthcare How do you know if you are getting offered the best hourly rate at a location? Travel nurse pay varies so much from location to location, how do you decide if you should ask for more? Determine your Minimum Worth My first advice to any traveler is to know […]
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I was working in Eureka, CA where the Redwood National Park was within a few minutes drive. Beautiful area.
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Precise Placement
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