A Healthcare Traveler's New York City Guide

New York City is one of the most iconic cities in the world and for good reason. It's the city that never sleeps, always has something new to discover, and draws people to its vibrant streets. But for traveling nurses, the Big Apple is more than just a tourist destination — it's an amazing place to call home.

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.

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 seven best travel nurse locations for winter, including everything from sunny beaches to Christmas villages.

Ever wondered what it would be like to take a travel assignment in the Pacific Northwest? This region (made up of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington) boasts luscious greenery, endless outdoor activities, and unique metro areas. Here’s a guide to the benefits of taking a travel job in the Pacific Northwest!

There are a ton of benefits to being a healthcare traveler, from getting to explore new places across the country, gain experience in new units or specialties, having the freedom to choose when, where, and how often you work, and more! When it comes to taking an assignment in the Midwest, there are other benefits you won’t find anywhere else as a healthcare traveler. Here’s a guide to the perks of being a healthcare traveler in the Midwest! Average travel pay in the Midwest Midwest cost of living Things to do in the Midwest

In what is commonly referred to as the "heart of America," Omaha, Nebraska lies in the middle of the country, but that doesn't mean that it's all farmland and corn. With a state slogan of "Nebraska Nice," Omaha, Nebraska is genuinely a nice place to visit, or stay awhile as a traveling healthcare professional. Things to know about living in Omaha When should you take an assignment in Omaha? Where should you live in Omaha? Where to find housing Should you bring a car to Omaha? Cost of living in Omaha Things to do in Omaha Bars and restaurants in Omaha

In the heart of America, Chicago is an incredible city filled with things to do. Being the third largest city in the United States with a population of 2.7+ million people, there are over 200 neighborhoods (in 77 community areas) to explore. From Lake Michigan to the Chicago Riverwalk, incredible bars and restaurants, and world-class museums...there's no end to the amount of things there are to do and see in Chicago. Which is why it's the perfect city for any traveling healthcare professional itching for a taste of the Midwest.

If you’re reading this blog post, chances are you’re either on your way to San Francisco for your next travel healthcare assignment, you’ve just arrived, or you’ve completed your traveler profile and you’re browsing Fusion Marketplace for jobs in the bay area. Our goal here at Fusion Marketplace is to ensure an easy transition to your next assignment giving you all the tools and resources that you need to be successful. We know that your success is our success and with that we aim to bring you a complete guide of San Francisco so that you can do what you’ve been hired to do: Take care of patients and most importantly - have fun on your days off.

You have the unique opportunity to experience scenic destinations across the nation as a professional travel nurse. Whether you’ve been hibernating through the brisk winter weather in a warm climate along the West Coast or you’ve been making snowmen in the Midwest, the perfect weather of a spring healthcare travel assignment is right around the corner. As you consider where to go next, check out these top five spring locations for travel nurses.