by Tim Seiter | Feb 26, 2020 | First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions
The world of travel nursing is an exciting industry that’s been flourishing for at least two decades now, but despite that, some nurses have hesitated to take their skills out on the road due to a number of misconceptions. We think it’s time to put those myths to rest... 
by Health Carousel | Aug 13, 2019 | First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions, Travel and Housing
Embarking on the travel nurse adventure requires a lot of planning, and while your recruiter will be able to help you through most of it, you still have to decide what kind of lifestyle you want while on assignment—and travel nurse housing is an important part of this... 
by Health Carousel | Jun 21, 2019 | Experienced Travel Nurse, First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions, Travel Nurse Requirements
A California travel nurse job is, understandably, atop the professional wish list of many RNs. California is a massive state with many travel nursing positions that offer great pay, world-class cities, and plenty of natural wonders. However, obtaining a California... 
by Health Carousel | Aug 29, 2018 | Experienced Travel Nurse, First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions, Travel Nurse Requirements
A California travel nurse job is, understandably, atop the professional wish list of many RNs. California is a massive state with many travel nursing positions that offer great pay, world-class cities, and plenty of natural wonders. However, obtaining a California... 
by Health Carousel | Aug 10, 2018 | First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions, Travel Nurse Requirements
Many new nurses begin their careers with a goal in mind: become a travel nurse and see the country while providing lifesaving care. Travel nursing is exciting, pays well, and is great for the resume. While it’s a great goal to have, it’s important to wait until you... 
by Health Carousel | May 24, 2018 | First Time Travel Nurse, Frequently Asked Questions
Picture this—you’ve been working as a registered nurse for a few years now (maybe more), and it hits you. You need to switch things up. Whether you desire higher pay, a change in scenery, or just an escape from the hospital politics that are wearing you down,...