Becoming a healthcare traveler can be a fast-paced career— but it can also be littered with paperwork to keep track of. As if being a healthcare worker wasn’t a challenging enough job, travelers can often be held back by bureaucratic red tape surrounding the routes from state to state.
Travel nursing can lead to many opportunities as a healthcare professional while providing a fulfilling sense of adventure. It can be a little daunting for those looking to switch to traveling from permanent placement.
As a travel nurse, finding accommodations may be intimidating and overwhelming. But it certainly doesn’t have to be. Below, we’ll go over what you need to know about travel nurse housing and how to select the best place for you.
Flexibility is one of the many reasons that nurses choose to travel. That flexibility can be a particular asset during the holiday season, though you still need (or try your best) to plan thoroughly in advance. How is working the holidays different when you're a travel nurse?
Clinicians have a lot to juggle daily. When an EHR alert goes off – again— for the thousandth time with so much going on, it becomes commonplace to ignore it. EHR alerts serve a significant purpose, but they can also result in EHR alert fatigue, clinician burnout, and frustration.
