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If you’re new to travel nursing, you may have a lot of questions about health insurance for travel nurses. Or maybe you’re a seasoned travel nurse who wants to know what your options are for health insurance. Here’s our full breakdown on health insurance for traveling nurses, so you can choose the right insurance for your needs! Do travel nurses get health insurance? Travel nurse health insurance options Agency health insurance Private health insurance for travel nurses Types of private health insurance Travel nurse insurance cost What is the best health insurance for travel nurses?
It’s important for everyone to protect their data and identity. However, it’s especially important for travel nurses. You should be able to just do your job taking care of patients, not having to worry about identity thieves selling your data or becoming victim to healthcare travel scams. Here’s how to keep your contact information private, avoid travel nurse scams, and protect your identity while traveling.
Healthcare burnout is like the poisoned apple of the healthcare industry. It seeps into your personal and professional life and leaves you feeling mentally, emotionally, and physically depleted. According to Healthline, burnout is a state of “mental and physical exhaustion that can zap the joy out of your career, friendships, and family interactions.”
Are you preparing to take the National Council Licensure Examination, also known as the NCLEX exam? You may have heard about the Next Generation NCLEX, or NGN. This newly developed test replaced the previous NCLEX exam in April 2023 and aims to better assess a nurse's clinical judgment skills. But what exactly is the NGN, and how does it differ from the traditional NCLEX? Here, we'll break down everything you need to know about the Next Generation NCLEX, from its format to the changes made and tips to find study tools to best prepare for the exam.
Whether you’re a seasoned registered nurse (RN) looking for an exciting new opportunity or just getting your feet wet in the world of travel nursing, there are so many amazing places to explore while being well-compensated for your nursing skills. To help make your decision easier, we've created a list of the 11 best states for travel nursing jobs using Marketplace, whether you work in the intensive care unit (ICU), operating room (OR) or another specialty area. From picturesque waterways to charming cities, there's a brand-new experience for you in one of these hot spots across the nation with plenty of job opportunities available.
It’s no fun not knowing. Especially when it comes to the important details like what agency you’ll work with, how much you’ll get paid, where you’ll take your healthcare skills, and who you’ll help.
Whether you’re new to the healthcare travel life or you’ve got years of experience, you shouldn’t just accept the first travel job offer you receive. As a healthcare professional, you’re in demand and deserve the best of the best. Here are five tips for evaluating your next job offer to make sure it’s the best fit for you. Set realistic expectations Take note of pay package details Pay attention to benefits Consider job locations Compare travel jobs on Marketplace
Why should I pay attention to high in-demand nursing jobs and specialty jobs in 2024? The answer is simple — to set yourself up for success as you continue your career in nursing! There are so many options when it comes to advancing your nursing practice — from becoming an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) to a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to a Nurse Practitioner (NP). Beyond that, there are many specialties you can pursue without getting an additional nursing degree or enrolling in an additional accredited nursing program for additional nursing education. According to The Bureau of Labor Statistics, healthcare support occupations and healthcare practitioners and technical occupations are projected to be the two fastest-growing occupational groups. This means the demand for nurses will only increase year after year. Here are the 11 travel nursing specialties in demand for 2024: Clinic RN Med surg RN Telemetry RN Intensive care unit nurse Nurse educator Nurse manager Emergency room nurse Progressive care unit nurse Home health nurse Pediatric nurse
As a healthcare traveler, you constantly rely on short-term housing, especially when the average assignment is about thirteen weeks long. Because of this, you may find yourself relying on apps like Furnished Finder, VRBO, and Airbnb to find the best options. In New York City, there have been significant changes to Airbnb's short-term rental limits. But what does this mean for healthcare travelers who use Airbnb to find housing? In this article, we’ll share what’s changing, what it means for healthcare travelers, and what they can do about it.
What steps do I need to take to become a pediatric nurse? How can I set myself up for success to care for infants and kids? In this article, we'll walk you through the necessary steps to become a pediatric nurse, along with other important things to know about becoming a pediatric nurse, so you have the knowledge and resources needed to succeed. What does a pediatric nurse do? How to become a pediatric nurse Pediatric nursing specialties to explore FAQ about pediatric nursing
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