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Touching Stories from the Labor and Delivery Unit – A Glimpse into their World

March 13, 2015

Helping to bring a new life into the world as a labor and delivery nurse can be the best job on earth, says the people that choose this career each and every day. “I know I will never do any other type of nursing because the thought of not being a part of this is […]

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Congratulations to our Travel Giveaway Winners!

January 23, 2015

Congratulations to our 2014 TravelNursing.org Sweepstakes winners. Thanks to all who entered. We randomly selected three RNs to win $500 toward travel to anywhere in the U.S. Here is a little about our three lucky winners: Mahra G. from Sioux Falls, South Dakota Mahra became a registered nurse in 2013 and has been loving life ever since. […]

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A Journey into Travel Nursing

January 23, 2015

I think most nurses would agree with me when I say we get asked a lot of questions. We get asked everything from “what do you think this is?” or my favorite “can you explain what that doctor said because I have no idea what he just told me.” But since I am a male […]

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Understanding Your Travel Nursing Schedule

November 5, 2014

I have always found the most exciting thing about starting a new travel assignment is getting your schedule and planning your activities. It is not uncommon for the nurse manager on your floor to have your schedule done for your first few weeks by the time you hit hospital orientation; after all, you are there […]

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Travel Nursing in Big Cities vs Small

October 29, 2014

The variety of living in Los Angeles versus a small Cape Cod town; or San Antonio versus Boston, or Washington state wine country versus Washington D.C. can be intoxicating – our country is so versatile. From big bustling cities to small quaint towns and everything in between; this is why we travel. We get to […]

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