Nursing Compact States: Defined The Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) formally known as the Nursing License Compact (NLC) was set-up to allow Registered Nurses (RNs) to obtain one license to work in multiple states. Commonly referred to as a multi-state license, RNs can work in any state that is a part of the compact

Travel nurses filing their taxes for the tax year will need to take the current year’s new tax laws into consideration before they file. On

As a first-time travel nurse, about to start their first assignment – what are some travel nursing tips to help you be your best prepared self? What can you expect on your first travel nurse assignment? How can you get a head start before your assignment begins? What can you do to ensure everything goes

When it comes to travel nursing – what do travel nurses care most about? You may say to yourself, that’s easy: Travel nurses want to get the highest pay rate possible, end of story. But let me ask: would you be willing to work absolutely any job, under any conditions, so long as you were

When looking for the best travel nursing agencies, you want to think along the lines of what is right for YOU. Yes, you can Google ‘Who are the best travel nurse agencies?’ and you’ll get a mixed bag of results: Disgruntled RNs leaving bad reviews But do you really know the full story? A “Top

What many of us tend to forget, is that an interview goes both ways. Of course, you’re interviewing for a travel assignment you’re interested in and hope to get – but don’t forget – you’re also interviewing the hospital to see if what they have meets YOUR expectations. Below we get into all the things

  What are Travel Nurses? Travel nurses are super cool RNs who are looking to get out the daily rut and frustrations associated with staff nursing. They’re looking to make more money, have more schedule flexibility – and more time for themselves.  Travel Nurses are hired by hospitals through travel nurse agencies to fulfill nursing

Combat “nurse burnout” by taking control of your nursing career Travel Nurses Combat Nurse Burnout with a Yearly Salary of $150K  How much you earn each year as a registered nurse will largely depend on your degree, certifications, the State in which you work, how many years of experience you have and what your nursing

While you’ll be performing the same job as you have been for however long you’ve been a nurse – you’ll just be doing it in brand new hospitals, with brand new colleagues in brand new cities and towns across the country. Not to state the obvious: there are 5 major differences between travel and staff nursing.