Infatuation & the ICU: 7 Benefits of Dating a Nurse
Dating or marrying a nurse has its ups and downs. On one hand, you’ve got yourself a partner with a great career and natural caregiving abilities that your friends are totally jealous of. But, sometimes you might realize that being with a nurse means you’re going to have to get accustomed to their hectic schedule, too. But generally speaking, when you’re lucky enough to be able to “play doctor” with your...
Everything You Need to Know About Online BSN Programs
Maybe you already have your associate degree in nursing and you’re considering going back to school for your Bachelor of Science in nursing. Maybe you’re about to finish high school and you’re trying to decide which educational path to choose. Perhaps you already know you want to get your BSN, but you can’t decide if you want a traditional college experience or if you should look into online BSN programs. No matter what your story is...
How to Make Part Time Travel Nursing Your Side Hustle
Let’s face it – we could all use a little extra cash. Am I right? As a nurse, you might work three days on, four days off, or something like that. This leaves you with a few extra days in your week to make some money on the side. While some of you may look to do something completely different from your full-time gig, others of you may want to consider part time travel nursing as your side hustle. Why not, right? You’re already a...
Have Degree, Will Travel | Travel Nurse With No Experience
So, you’re a travel nurse with no experience. Think back to when you were in school. No, not nursing school, I’m talking elementary school. You might have been one of those kids who had a parent that needed to move around a lot for work. Do you remember the feeling? The new kid. You might have sweaty palms right now from just thinking about it. A new environment, new peers, and new things to learn. As a travel nurse with no...
Travel Nursing FAQs | All Your Answers in One Place
From the basics to the benefits, before applying for travel nurse positions, it’s good to know what you’re getting yourself into. Travel nursing is a good way to keep your career exciting. Plus you get to visit the places you’ve always wanted to go while utilizing your well-deserved license! Here are answers to some frequently asked questions to help you prepare! Let’s dive in to some important travel nursing FAQs. The Basics |...