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10 Super Cool Nursing Jobs You’ve Never Heard Of
Nov01

10 Super Cool Nursing Jobs You’ve Never Heard Of

When you were in school deciding which nursing speciality would suit you best, I bet you never thought that your workplace could be a rock concert, sports arena, or summer camp. However, these less common (but way cool) types of nursing jobs exist – whether you knew it or not! Check out these cool nursing jobs that you may not have even heard of! 10 Cool Nursing Jobs! 1. Cruise Ship Nurse Ever wish you could combine the...

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October 12, 2018 Marks a Day of Recognition for Travel Nurses
Oct11

October 12, 2018 Marks a Day of Recognition for Travel Nurses

When did Travel Nurses Day start and who’s behind this special day of recognition for travel nurses? TravelNurseSource did some investigating and we discovered that Nebraska-based Medical Solutions, a healthcare staffing agency, launched Travel Nurses Day as a way to recognize the unique group of people that they work with. They’re adventurous, dedicated to their travel assignments, hard-working, and caring. We got the scoop on this...

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Don’t Miss Out on Money for Nursing School!
Oct01

Don’t Miss Out on Money for Nursing School!

Are you stressing out about how to pay for nursing school? Let’s face it – school is expensive and sometimes it’s hard to get access to some extra cash. To make matters worse, there continues to be a nursing shortage throughout the country. The bottom line is that we need more people in nursing school! That’s why we, TravelNurseSource.com, want to help more students gain access to the education they need to become a nurse. Although...

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Reduce Travel Nurse Stress in 5 Simple Ways!
Sep26

Reduce Travel Nurse Stress in 5 Simple Ways!

Travel nursing has the potential to be one of the most exciting and liberating careers. I mean, getting paid to travel the country while doing what you love is pretty sweet! At the same time, it’s not unlikely that you’ll experience some stress along the way. Maybe you’re feeling a little homesick or you are having a little trouble adjusting to your new work environment. Have no fear; these small bothers can easily be...

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How to Make a Good First Impression as a Travel Nurse
Sep15

How to Make a Good First Impression as a Travel Nurse

Guest Author: Jennifer Larson, American Mobile Contributor You’ve heard the old expression before: you never get a second chance to make a first impression. But it’s true! You only get once chance to make a first impression, so it’s vitally important to make that opportunity count. As a travel nurse, that’s especially important. You may only be at your assignment for 13 weeks, but you might get an opportunity to extend and stay longer...

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