Travel Nursing in Nebraska
Nebraska is a great place to consider for your next travel nurse assignment. Those with a fascination for fishing and hunger to hunt know it is a great place with over 450 public waterways and easily obtainable hunting licenses. Trail rides on horseback, white water rafting, and even floating down the waterway in a livestock tank with some good company and a cooler full of cold beverages are some of the outdoor activities Nebraska...
There’s No Place like Kansas; Travel Nurse Jobs Available
You won’t need a yellow brick road to find your way into an exciting chance to do what you love in Kansas. After all, there’s no place like Kansas. Things to do there include visiting local ranches, spotting bison on the prairie in a rich land of culturally stimulating museums, art exhibits, theater, and historical heritage. Get into the equestrian trail life by going horseback riding! Or, go hiking, kayaking, fishing,...
Scrubbing In: Reality TV meets Travel Healthcare Profession
MTV recently premiered its new reality TV show “Scrubbing In”, focusing on the lives of nine young and vibrant travel nurses working in Orange County, California. Dedication patient care is certainly portrayed by the cast, but of course, partying, playtime and personal drama comes with reality television territory and “Scrubbing In” is no exception. The latter makes this show hotly debated, with some nursing...
Scrubbing In: New MTV Docu-Series about Travel Nurses Airs in One Week
Mark your calendars and set your DVR! Nurses, you won’t want to miss this. As we discussed in a previous post, the development of MTV’s Scrubbing In hasn’t been without some controversy. Despite a petition and Facebook Page trying to cancel the show, the premiere date is quickly approaching. In typical reality show fashion, yes, there will be drama but perhaps we shouldn’t be so quick to write it off just...
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Travel Nurses Cross the Picket Line
A California hospital has recruited travel nurses to fill positions during an anticipated strike. This creates an interesting ethical dilemma for any travel nurse. When is it appropriate to step in and fill a position already occupied by another nurse? As stated in this article about the strike and travel nurse replacements, there seems little animosity about the nurse replacements from the striking workers. However, I can’t...