Should you take a 36-hour contract or a 48-hour contract?
The holidays are approaching—a time when you’re looking for more flexibility, especially if you don’t have PTO scheduled. Burnout is real, so you’re probably steering clear from working 48-60 hours a week, which has been more common over the past couple of years. These are key reasons to lean toward 36-hour shifts. But another consideration […]
How to Begin your Travel Nurse Career
By Kay Slane After you complete two years of experience, it’s understandable if you’re anxious to get out there and see what the travel nurse life is all about. But first, there are several things you need to get started. Fortunately, none of them are too complicated. Let’s take a look: 1 After 1.5 years […]
Navigating mid-contract pay rate changes
If you’ve experienced changes in your pay rate during an assignment, you’re not alone. It’s grown more and more common recently, and you may be looking for some answers. Here’s a quick look at how and why this happens, and what to expect. How bill rates are established: Travel nurse bill rates are set by […]
What to expect from travel nursing this summer
Whether new to the travel nurse world or already a seasoned pro, the last couple of years have been quite a ride. What can you expect next? Here’s a look at current market conditions as we approach summer 2022. Job volume is on the rise With nurses continuing to retire and job demands up, there […]
