Medical Travel Remains Popular
Q: Greg -With lower pay rates and fewer jobs, is it still worthwhile to be a medical travel professional?
Q: Greg -With lower pay rates and fewer jobs, is it still worthwhile to be a medical travel professional?
Q: Greg - I am new to Travel Nursing and find obtaining proper licenses confusing. Can you help?
Are you wondering why you aren’t getting the positions that you apply for? Healthcare travel in 2024 is trending to be more competitive and requires quicker response time from recruiters and applicants to land available assignments.
Do you sometimes feel like you aren’t a priority with your Recruiter? Do you find it hard to communicate your needs with your agency?
Q: Greg - Why do I see the same job listed from different agencies with different pay rates? Are some recruiters just taking more money for themselves?
One could say that Akansha A., LPN was born into nursing. “Almost every woman in my family is a nurse – Mom, Sister, Aunts, and Cousins. It was meant to be!”
Akansha grew up in Tennessee, but she and her husband now call Georgia “home” – except for when they are traveling.
Our CMS Featured Traveler, Tashia E., LPN has been an LPN for 16 years and has been traveling for the last five. Despite the benefits and the challenges of nursing during a pandemic, Tashia has fresh advice for her fellow travelers:
Rodrigo S., LPN saw an opportunity where others saw adversity. Despite the chaos created by the COVID -19 virus, Rodrigo entered nursing 14 months ago with a purpose: “Nursing has a job outlook of endless opportunities – whether in a hospital or long-term bedside care. Also nursing offers a flexible schedule with great earning potential.”
When Convergence Traveler – Shanna H., LPN – attended a co-worker’s retirement party, she didn’t expect to be also saving that co-worker’s life. After finding the nurse slumped in her chair and slurring her words, Shanna sprang into action.
Meet Convergence Travel RN, Elizabeth M. who has spent her working life serving from her heart while providing cardiac support to those she cares for.