Your Recruiters Can Make (or Break) the Traveler Experience

Healthcare recruiters are often the difference between life-changing adventure and unfulfilled expectations for travel nurses and allied travelers. It's essential for staffing agencies to make sure they're actively keeping talented recruiters working within their departments so as not to leave travel nurses wanting more when choosing an agency for their next assignment.

In recent years, the healthcare industry has seen a shift towards greater pay transparency and accountability, driven in part by new laws aimed at ensuring fair compensation for all employees. These new state laws require employers to list salary ranges for all advertised positions and to make this information available to job applicants. As travel nursing and allied healthcare professionals, it's essential to understand how these changes affect you and your career opportunities.

As a healthcare staffing agency, are you hesitant about partnering with a staffing platform? Don't miss out on the valuable benefits that platforms like Fusion Marketplace can offer. In addition to addressing staffing challenges such as nursing shortages and employee resignations, our platform provides a wealth of resources to offer healthcare staffing agency partners. Here’s why your agency should partner with a staffing platform — or risk being left behind.  

Recent worldwide events have put a spotlight on the mental health and well being of nurses, first responders, and other healthcare professionals, who are at a higher risk for conditions like post traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder. We want to provide support for these individuals to ease the burden and improve mental well being.

The 2023 healthcare marketing is continuously turning to travelers to fill in staffing gaps, but things have changed in the last several years. The healthcare travel industry has evolved, bringing a shift to what’s important to job seekers and what trends to look out for. Here are a few healthcare employment trends to consider when you’re deciding to start a healthcare travel job.

Working a typical nine-to-five (or 4x10) isn't the right decision for everyone in the medical field. If you're a registered nurse exploring a more flexible career path, you may be looking into per diem nursing. Some medical professionals thrive as per diem staff: let's find out if you're one of them.

Have you heard about the travel nurse housing stipends or housing allowance that is often offered as part of your compensation package, but aren't sure what it covers or how to make the most out of it? You're in the right place.

Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system in the United States, and people know it – according to a recent Gallup poll, nurses have once again come out on top as the most honest and ethical profession in the country.

When you spend your days at work giving back to the people who need it most, you deserve all the perks you can get, including special discounts offered to nurses. Don’t waste your hard-earned money on something you could get for a better price - check out this list of 2023 discounts for nurses for the best deals right now.

As a travel nurse or other allied health traveler, you may be considering relocating to Seattle, the Emerald City, for your next travel job. Whether you’re looking for thrilling outdoor adventures, incredible dining experiences, or interesting landmarks to explore on your days off — Seattle has something for everyone. Here are the top bits of info about how to get started over in the Pacific Northwest.