Have These 7 Qualities? Maybe You Should Be a Healthcare Traveler

You became a professional healthcare worker for a reason, right? You probably have an intense passion for the wellbeing of others, the motivation to solve complex problems, and/or the ability to communicate and work with people from diverse backgrounds. But have you ever considered what it takes to be a healthcare traveler?

The demand for top-quality healthcare travelers continues to climb and Fusion Marketplace is keeping up with the ever-growing market. By strategically implementing features that simplify the job search, application, and hiring process for professional travelers in all divisions and specialties, Marketplace has helped revolutionize the healthcare staffing industry.

Big life changes can be daunting, especially when it comes to life-altering decisions, like switching from a permanent healthcare role to a professional healthcare traveler. How do you know you’re ready? When’s the best time to make the change? What does the future have in store for you? Sure, it’s nerve-wracking, but also often worth it.

We make more than 35,000 decisions every day. For you as a healthcare professional, that number increases with each patient and travel assignment. Decision-making is no easy feat and studies show that the more choices we’re presented with, the harder it is to come to a resolution, otherwise known as the “Paradox of Choice.”

You already know Fusion Marketplace values enhanced transparency for healthcare travelers in search of their perfect agency and recruiter match. Now, Marketplace is making it even easier for both travelers and staffing agencies to find their perfect match with a new and unique feature—recruiter ratings and reviews.

If you haven’t heard, the Traveler’s Conference (TravCon) is back and better than ever because Fusion Marketplace will be there. This annual event returns to the City of Lights, Las Vegas, for the 13th year to celebrate healthcare travelers and serve “the needs of travel healthcare professionals through community, knowledge, and inspiration.”