A Day-In-The-Life of a Travel Nurse on a COVID Assignment

This week we’d like to give you an inside look into what it’s like to be a travel nurse in the time of COVID-19, with one of our very own travel nurses: January Plantage, RN.

January recorded what a day-in-the-life of a travel nurse on a COVID assignment really looks like. From new hospital protocols to how quickly things can change to what it takes to stay safe and everything in between.

To learn a little bit more about January, check out her nurse’s spotlight here.

If you’re thinking about travel nursing or have questions about how to get started, contact us today!

Local Travel Nursing Contacts: Great pay & benefits. With the comforts of home.

Have you heard about local travel nursing contracts? Chances are if you’re an RN you’ve (at bare minimum) considered travel nursing and chances are even though the high salaries may have seemed tempting – you just couldn’t imagine leaving home for 13-weeks at time. Perhaps you have familial responsibilities such as young children or aging

Take a break between contracts: benefits of vacation

As a travel nurse agency, you may think it a bit odd that we’re encouraging you to take a vacation – but as a nurse first, and nurse powered* agency, we are acutely aware of the negative effects of working one contract after another and never reaping the benefits of taking a vacation. *Next Move

photo of a nurse looking off into the distance

Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Welcome to nurse burnout.

Nurse burnout is a real and growing problem within the U.S. healthcare system due in part to long hours, increased responsibilities and low pay. We’ve all heard the statistics that RNs are leaving the profession at an alarming rate largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent ramifications of that, resulting in increased