What the Airbnb Short-Term Rental Limits in NYC Mean for Healthcare Travelers

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

How’s your mental health during winter? How about during the summer? Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD, is a depressive condition associated with seasonal changes and affects people during all times of the year. SAD can significantly influence your daily life and emotional state — especially if you’re a traveling healthcare worker. According to Mental Health America, about 5% of adults in the U.S. experience SAD every year, with women making up the majority. The main age of onset of seasonal depression is between 20 and 30, however, symptoms can appear earlier. Being a healthcare traveler means you can take assignments in new places every few weeks. This means you’re on the road quite a bit, putting you at a higher risk of SAD. Let’s dive in to learn: The SAD symptoms based on the season The causes of SAD for healthcare travelers How healthcare travelers can combat SAD

If you’ve been weighing the pros and cons of becoming a travel nurse, but you’re worried about how much time travel nurses get — don’t worry! You have a few options when it comes to taking time for yourself. In this article, we dive into: How to take time off during travel nursing contracts How to take time off between travel nurse contracts Tips for taking time off

Looking for your next winter travel assignment? Whether you want to escape the cold or embrace the snowy season, there’s a perfect winter assignment for everyone. Between holiday travel and seasonal respiratory illnesses, healthcare travelers are in high demand during the winter season. Here are the twelve best travel nurse locations for winter, including everything from sunny beaches to Christmas villages.

As a certified nursing assistant, you have a meaningful job taking care of people. Lots of healthcare professionals in your (slip-resistant) shoes get their foot in the door the exact same way – becoming a CNA. And many CNAs later become a registered nurse (RN) or licensed practical nurse (LPN). Sound like you? If you're a CNA who wants to advance in your medical career, transitioning into an RN might be the next step.

Marketplace leaders, Dan DeVeney and Shanna Shore Matthews, answer questions about the current state of the healthcare staffing industry, how travelers can succeed in their careers, and why the utilization of a staffing platform is important.

Are you a med traveler looking for your next assignment? Consider venturing off the beaten path into healthcare deserts — also known as care deserts, or medical deserts. These regions are characterized by a lack of accessible and adequate access to healthcare services. While this may seem daunting, taking assignments in these areas can be incredibly rewarding experiences. According to GoodRx, more than 80% of counties across the U.S. lack adequate healthcare infrastructure. That means that over a third of the U.S. population lives in a county where access to pharmacies, primary care providers medical specialists, hospitals, trauma centers, and low-cost community health centers is less than ideal. In this article, we'll explore the reasons why you should consider working in medical deserts, the impact you can make on local communities, and the personal and professional growth opportunities that await. So, pack your bags and get ready to make a difference!

Marketplace is a staffing recruitment platform that enables travelers to find their own high-quality positions. Marketplace is melding fresh and evolving high-tech thinking with strategies for meeting the needs of travelers and agency partners. With this focus on the traveler in mind, Marketplace is rebranding with a new look and logo to align more closely with the future objectives of the brand.

As the healthcare industry stabilizes post-pandemic, pay rate changes are inevitable, presenting both challenges and opportunities for traveling healthcare workers. Understanding the factors driving these changes is important for healthcare travelers to navigate the evolving industry. According to Marketplace data, most travelers have either experienced or know someone who’s experienced an unexpected pay rate change during their assignment: 65% of healthcare travelers have experienced a pay rate change in the last two years 82% were informed of the pay rate change prior to its effective date 72% were contacted by a recruiter; 14% by an agency; 10% by the facility Keep reading to learn why contract or pay rate changes are happening for healthcare travelers post-COVID-19 and how to navigate the transition successfully. Why are contract changes happening? How healthcare travelers can navigate the new normal Is it worth it to continue traveling?